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(More customer reviews)I own one of these, if you ever need a spark this item will deliver no matter the weather.
Be aware it is NOT a guaranteed fire starter, YOU still need to supply the tender and fuel to work with, this just gives you the best tool for the job once your ready to start.
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Everyone who goes outside should have a fire starter. Why not carry the one packed by those most at risk of facing extreme conditions? Designed for all-weather use, this fire starting system performs superbly in the most extreme marine, arctic, desert, and jungle environments. The Ultimate Survival BlastMatchTM was designed for Air Force fighter pilots at risk of being shot down in rugged terrain, or the mountain climber contending with challenging alpine weather. People like these need a fire starter that is operable with one hand in case of injury, won't surprise you by running out of fuel, and never fails to light in the wind, rain, or snow. The patented BlastMatchTM generates a stream of sparks three times the heat of a standard match and easily will light any material (wood, paper, bark, cloth, or man-made fire starting tinders) that a match will ignite. You can accurately aim the sparks to ignite a roaring fire in all weather conditions. If the BlastMatchTM becomes wet, simply wipe it off and it is ready for use. In combination with Ultimate Survival WetFire TinderTM, an all weather starting tinder, you can start a fire even in the driving rain. At the heart of the BlastMatchTM is a custom bar of high performance flint material. Spring loaded for compactness, the flint bar also rotates 360 degrees to help prevent uneven wear and tear. A tungsten carbide striker build into the striker button is set at the perfect angle for maximum sparking - taking the guess work out of starting a fire. Incorporated into the BlastMatchTM is a safety feature to prevent inadvertent ignition when accidentally plunged. The unique design requires the operator to press the thumb button in order to engage the striker mechanism.
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