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Lightmyfire Firesteel 2.0
£9.00
The Light My Fire Firesteel 2.0 takes the ever popular Light My Fire Steel and removes weight and bulk whilst improving ergonomics. The redesigned striker is more compact and comfortable to use and also contains an emergency whistle, it can't be seen in any of the images and we had to get one out of the packet to believe it.. This makes the camping accessory for those who want the most dependable possible equipment.
The Firesteel comes in two sizes the Army being the larger. It also comes with a choice of a wooded oak handle or a plastic moulded one.
Light My Fire Firesteel 2.0 Features:
- Durable lasts for from 3,000 to 12,000 strikes (scout/Army model).
- Works equally well when wet.
- Premium quality.
- No dangerous goods shipping restrictions.
- Produces a 3,000C (5,500F) spark.
- Lights campfires, gas-stoves, gas-barbecues.
- Bright spark can be used as emergency signal.
- Includes an emergency whistle.
Lightmyfire Firesteel 2.0
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Scout | £9.00 |
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In Stock 2 available. |
Scout Oak | £10.00 |
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In Stock 2 available. |
Army | £14.00 |
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Army Oak | £15.00 |
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Lightmyfire Firesteel 2.0 Review
Reviewer: Andrew, Glasgow (21-5-2012)
Brilliant bit of kit! Produces hot, reliable sparks every time which will easily light a camp stove. This doesn't wear down nearly as fast as other, similar, flints I have owned in the past. Although the cord is useful to connect them, I found the one which comes pre-fitted too short, but it's nothing cheap accessory cord can't fix!
Lightmyfire Firesteel 2.0 Review
Reviewer: Mike Forsyth, Lempitlaw (14-11-2011)
I had a flint and I had a knife and often one or the other was in a different place. One of my kayaking chums used his Lightmyfire Firesteel when we were paddling Loch Etive and lit a fire in a bothy using this, a tiny firelighter and a lump of compressed horse bedding, instantly. I was so impressed I bought one the next day.
Nice thing is it sparks easily and consistently, everything is in the one place (and there is a whistle too) so it stays in my PFD pocket. Low cost and can be used to light stoves too, should be compulsory equipment for any outing.
Lightmyfire Firesteel 2.0 Review
Reviewer: Andrew Murray, Raynes Park (6-9-2011)
This is heavier than a light strip of matches so I needed to justify including it in my mountain marathon kit list. It had the perfect trial in Snowdonia on a windy wet evening when I needed to get my pocket rocket stove started. It is tricky to get the hang of but with a bit of practice you can get a good spark and it lit my stove against all the odds. Having ridiculed the Lightmyfire my friend failed with matches and we both agreed the Lightmyfire goes on the kit list. It is harder to get a proper fire started though, as you need dry tinder to catch the spark and practice is definitely needed.
