Flint and Steel - Swedish FireSteel Mini Model
Product Description
Flint and Steel - Swedish FireSteel Mini Firestarter
Don't settle for cheap imitations! Swedish FireSteel flint and steel fire starters are a flash of genius. The 3,000 degree celcius spark produced by these fire starters makes fire building much easier in any weather and at any altitude.
A staple of armed forces around the world, the durability and dependability of Swedish FireSteel's flint fire starters have also earned the trust of survival experts, hunters, fishermen and campers. These fire starting tools have even found their way into cabins and backyards as a fool-proof means to light stoves and gas-barbecues.
Features:
Available Colors:
The Mini model fire starter is available in Orange.
Usage:
Don't settle for cheap imitations! Swedish FireSteel flint and steel fire starters are a flash of genius. The 3,000 degree celcius spark produced by these fire starters makes fire building much easier in any weather and at any altitude.
A staple of armed forces around the world, the durability and dependability of Swedish FireSteel's flint fire starters have also earned the trust of survival experts, hunters, fishermen and campers. These fire starting tools have even found their way into cabins and backyards as a fool-proof means to light stoves and gas-barbecues.
Features:
- Durable - the Mini model lasts for about 1,500 strikes
- Works equally well when wet
- Premium quality
- Approved by the International Survival Instructors Association
- Produces a 3000 degree C (5,500 degree F) spark
- No "dangerous goods" shipping restrictions
- Lights campfires, stoves, gas-barbecues
- Bright spark - can be used as emergency signal
Available Colors:
The Mini model fire starter is available in Orange.
Usage:
| 1. Take a small quantity of dry grass, steel wool, char cloth, jute fiber, tinder fungus, paper or any other combustible material. Build them up into a pile. | ![]() |
| 2. a) Grip the FireSteel with one hand.
b) Take hold of the steel striker with the other hand. c) Position the striker against the FireSteel. |
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| 3. With the hand opposite of the one holding the FireSteel flint, force the striker slowly down the length of the FireSteel. | ![]() |





