The fire starter features a ferrocerium flint that creates enough sparks to start over 100 fires, ensuring reliable ignition in all weather conditions
The high heat of the magnesium flakes in this fire starter burns up to 5400 deg F, easily igniting any tinder for a fast and efficient fire start
The hardened steel striker also functions as a scraper and bottle opener, providing added versatility for outdoor use
The tinder cord lanyard keeps reliable tinder on hand, with the waxed cotton core ensuring easy fire starting when needed
The robust handle offers easy handling, even in cold weather, ensuring you can use the fire starter efficiently no matter the conditions

Features

The Mag Striker with Tinder Cord is a compact and efficient fire-starting tool, designed for ease of use in outdoor environments. This magnesium rod features an integrated ferrocerium flint, allowing you to generate a spark with a simple strike. Use the 3-in-1 scraper, striker and bottle opener to scrape magnesium flakes into a pile, then strike the flint to create a shower of sparks that will ignite the flakes. To build your fire or light a stove, simply light a piece of the attached tinder cord. With its versatile design and reliable performance, the Mag Striker with Tinder Cord is an essential tool for any adventurer.

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