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| Fire Tools |
| A savvy woodsman will never be without away to start a fire, it is just to important for the health, comfort, and safety of life in the woods. I always carry one of these tools on my person and one in each pack. |
| Northwest Woodsman Explore the Unreachable |
| Magnesium Fire Starting Tool This fire tool consists of a block of solid magnesium and a full length of Ferrocerium Rod set into one edge. Because magnesium is soft, the block can be scraped to form a small pile of shavings. When you striking the edge of the sparking insert it ignite the shavings, the magnesium flares up at a temperature of 5400°F. A short piece of hacksaw blade works best for shaving the magnesium and for throwing huge amounts of sparks. |
| Strike Force This is an exceptional all-weather fire starting system. The system combines in one compact, durable package a special alloy flint bar, hardened steel striker, and revolutionary WetFire tinder. This is our favorite fire starting tool.
Weight: 3.7 ounces (104.9g) |
| Waterproof Match Case Heavy duty Olive Drab plastic container with a screw on top and gasket provides a 100% waterproof case for your matches. If your going to carry matches, you better keep them dry. |
| Swedish Fire Steel Originally developed for the Swedish Department of Defense, Swedish FireSteel is a flash of genius. Its 5,500°F spark makes fire building easy in any weather, at any altitude. Used by a number of armies around the world, Swedish FireSteel’s dependability has already made it a favorite of survival experts, hunters, fishermen and campers. |
| $16 |
| $19 |
| $7 |
| $4 |
| Sparkie Fire Starter This one hand fire starter that weighs less than one ounce. It features a reconfigured striker tab enclosure and spark bar. The compact body has a rubberized grip wrap giving you maximum control and comfort during use. Colors comes in blaze orange or sand. Length: 2.3 inches when closed Weight: .8 ounce |
