Brunton Striker Fire Starter
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Dec/096
Dec/096
- Fool-proof way to make sure you always have fire
- Durable Firesteel with stainless striker
- Non-slip molded handle assists in the fire hold and stability
- Can be used thousands of times
- Weighs 1.8 ounces for easy packing
Product Description
Bruntons New Striker provides you with ignition steel and is a fool-proof way to make sure you always have fire. Keep it handy, you never know… Our non-slip molded handle assists in the fire hold and stability. This tool can be used thousands of times and weighs less than 2 ounces. Contact us for Customer Service, Technical and any other question at 1-800-443-4871 (or) support@brunton.com
Brunton Striker Fire Starter
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7:04 am on December 3rd, 2009
Went to strike steel to flint and no sparks. I absolutely cannot get a single spark from it. Picked up another piece of flint and made sparks with the included piece of steel. Absolute crap! Don’t try depending on this to start a fire.
Rating: 1 / 5
9:10 am on December 3rd, 2009
The unit I received is a used one. It’s has a fairly visible dent on the rod. The package looks like openned before, and then re-sealed.
Rating: 1 / 5
10:47 am on December 3rd, 2009
Brunton dissapoints by using a cheap imitation of Swedish Firesteel in this fire starter. I was hopeful and my flint makes few sparks and is difficult to use.
Rating: 1 / 5
12:49 pm on December 3rd, 2009
I used this product to start a dozen or so campfires while the hunting season was on and it worked fine. You have to spend a little effort in getting the tinder right but after that strike it and enjoy the fire. Good choice!!!!!
Rating: 5 / 5
2:44 pm on December 3rd, 2009
I have read several reviews about people not being able to produce sparks with this firesteel. I got mine today and scraped off the protective black coating on the magnesium (they put this on there so it will not spark during shipping). I used the striker that came with the firesteel and only got one small spark. I decided I needed to use more pressure and the thing immediately broke and scrapped up my finger. So I switched to my knife and gave it a shot and I got almost as much sparks as with the Swedish firesteel. This is a decent one but I would go with the Swedish firesteel even though it wears down more quickly than this one.
Rating: 4 / 5