Black Beard Ferro Rod Fire Starter
$25.99 USD
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Black Beard Ferro Rod Fire Starter
$25.99 USD
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Black Beard Ferro Rod Fire Starter
Built for dependable fire starting in any environment, the Black Beard Ferro Rod Fire Starter delivers powerful spark generation for camping, hiking, bushcraft, survival kits, and emergency preparedness. Designed for reliability in harsh conditions, it provides consistent ignition performance rain or shine.
The extra large ferro rod measures 5 inches long with a 1/2 inch diameter, producing an intense shower of sparks reaching temperatures up to 5000 degrees for fast fire starting. Designed for durability, it is capable of up to 20,000 strikes, providing long lasting performance for extended outdoor use.
Windproof and weather resistant construction ensures reliable use in wet, cold, and high altitude conditions. An attached paracord lanyard adds convenience and versatility for outdoor and emergency applications.
Compact, rugged, and easy to carry, the Black Beard Ferro Rod is built for reliable ignition whenever you need it.
Features:
• Extra large ferro rod fire starter
• 5 inch ferro rod length
• 1/2 inch diameter rod
• Produces sparks up to 5000 degrees
• Up to 20,000 strikes
• Windproof and weather resistant
• Reliable in wet and cold conditions
• Massive spark shower for quick ignition
• Attached paracord lanyard
• Suitable for camping, hiking, bushcraft, and emergency kits
• Compact and durable design
• Made in USA
• Packaged for retail
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