bayite 4" Survival Ferro Rod Fire Starter with Striker
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â Pros
- +4 x 3/8 inch rod sparks at about 5,500°F and works when wet
- +Tool-steel striker with 6 edges attached by a 5 ft paracord lanyard
- +Over 10K bought in the past month
â Cons
- âFerro rods take practice; you still need dry tinder or a cotton ball to catch the spark
- âAt 4 inches it's bulkier than keychain rods, and the maker warns a soft knife spine won't throw enough sparks, so keep the striker
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