This fire steel is made in the Swedish part of Lapland using the natural material of Curly Birch to sit the steel into.
An essential item of equipment provides you with the ability to create fire. Beware some cheaper imitations! We test all fire steels that we sell and if the product does not produce a shower of sparks at standing then we do not stock them, simple as that.
This steel is comparable to the Light my fire fire steel in terms of its shower of sparks. The rod is deeply embedded to make it secure with 6cm exposed.
An essential item of equipment provides you with the ability to create fire. Beware some cheaper imitations! We test all fire steels that we sell and if the product does not produce a shower of sparks at standing then we do not stock them, simple as that.
This steel is comparable to the Light my fire fire steel in terms of its shower of sparks. The rod is deeply embedded to make it secure with 6cm exposed.
A FREE scraper is included but many people choose to use the back of their knives to scrape the steel to reduce weight and cut down on accessories.
This fire steel is made in the Swedish part of Lapland using the natural material of Curly Birch to sit the steel into.
An essential item of equipment provides you with the ability to create fire. Beware some cheaper imitations! We test all fire steels that we sell and if the product does not produce a shower of sparks at standing then we do not stock them, simple as that.
This steel is comparable to the Light my fire fire steel in terms of its shower of sparks. The rod is deeply embedded to make it secure with 6cm exposed.
An essential item of equipment provides you with the ability to create fire. Beware some cheaper imitations! We test all fire steels that we sell and if the product does not produce a shower of sparks at standing then we do not stock them, simple as that.
This steel is comparable to the Light my fire fire steel in terms of its shower of sparks. The rod is deeply embedded to make it secure with 6cm exposed.
A FREE scraper is included but many people choose to use the back of their knives to scrape the steel to reduce weight and cut down on accessories.