Kit №1 comes packaged in a tin box, measuring 3" x 3" x 1.5" (76 x 76 x 37mm). This compact kit is convenient to take with you on short trips. By virtue of its small size, low weight and smaller flints, it's particularly suitable for young travelers. Included in the kit are instructions in English, German, French, Spanish and Russian. These detailed, step-by-step instructions will help you to make a fire even if you've never even held a steel striker in your hands before. They are also illustrated with color photographs so even if you've never seen how a fire can be made using a firesteel and haven't watched our tutorial videos, you'll still be easily able to make a fire on your own.
Flint and steel
What is a flint and steel? The term "flint and steel" refers to a tool used as a fire starter. Before the invention and widespread use of matches and the ubiquitous presence of lighters nowadays, there existed a multitude of different fire staring methods. For example, one method of fire starting involved the use of…
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Steel striker – it’s time for fire starting!
Steel Striker Fire Starting We all cherish in our hearts the childhood memories of springtime trips to the countryside with our parents, when the only way to return to civilization involved a lengthy journey by car. That's why every trip you took to the countryside became a really big and exciting adventure, filled with hot,…
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