Coleman® Magnesium Fire Starter

I keep one on my key ring at all times! this was a replacement for one that was wore out. I also keep a Ferro rod inside my left boot lace as a backup source of ignition in the event I lose my keys.

OK, this is the Coleman. Spark igniter. Thank God for this little connector because I would have lost. The parts guaranteed. To use it, you do have to take it apart, though, this little black strip here. That's what the spike, the spark ignites on, as you can see the little teeth. I don't know if it's clear enough. On one side And As you can see, you get a nice spark from it almost every time.

Excellent product for making an emergency call in the mountains Perfectly sized to fit in your pocket and durable. I like that I can take it anywhere, it's easy to clean, and above all, it's high quality.

The size is pocket sized which is perfect. It has very premium feel to it and it very easy to use and has great performance in starting fires. It has great comforting feel to it.

Carry with you at all times! Fire is life and if you carry this spark igniter you will always light the fire in a matter of minutes. This igniter is lightweight and can be carried in your backpack

This striker are a life saver 🛟 Have had it for years we have many of them in all vehicles. You should never be with out them. Works every time nor as fuel needed one strike, and you have fire. It's one life skill we've taught all of our kids never go without one.

Got the Grandson one of these at the age of nine just took him a few times to learn how to start a fire without any paper. He did a great job. The size is perfect with plenty of power and durability. What a great way to share a memory with the young ones.

The design and build is easy to use and small enough to slide into your backpack. It's extremely durable and strong. It works really well it's super effective I use it on all my camping and hiking trips!

This is your last line of defense in a critical situation -- make a fire. This product works when all else has failed. You also need to have a knife to scrape the metal into a little pile. Read the directions. You also need dry tinder like leaves, paper, twigs.

I have had one of these for 30 years and still going strong. If used correctly it can star a fire in damp conditions. Shaving the magnesium is key in starting a fire in damp conditions. On the survival shows they always try to rely on the striker without the magnesium. They don't realize the sparks start the magnesium and the magnesium burns at 6000 degrees farenheit. Use the smooth side only. I carried it every time I went to the field in the Army and camping with my son in Boy Scouts. He learned to start fires with one of these.