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Why customers choose this item
✓Magnesium fire starter tool
✓Includes striker and shaver
✓Compact pocket size
✓Gray color finish
✓Generates sparks for fire
✓Weather resistant design
Product highlights
Fire starter designed for dependable fire ignition in outdoor settings
Magnesium bar produces shavings to aid fire starting process
Integrated striker generates sparks for ignition
Compact design allows easy storage in survival kits
Includes attached striker for convenience and accessibility
Suitable for repeated use in various weather conditions
Product description
The UST MagBar Fire Starter is a fire starter designed for igniting fires using magnesium shavings and flint sparks. This fire starter uses a combined magnesium bar and striker system to support fire starting in outdoor environments.
The UST MagBar Fire Starter measures approximately 3.1 by 1.1 by 0.4 inches and weighs about 1.8 ounces, supporting compact carry. It includes an integrated striker attached via a key chain for accessibility and consistent use. The magnesium bar can be shaved to create a combustible pile, which is then ignited using sparks from the flint rod. This product is used for camping, survival, and emergency fire starting where reliable ignition is required. In typical outdoor use, the UST MagBar fire starter supports repeated use across multiple fire-starting attempts. The UST MagBar fire starter combines a dual-material ignition method with a compact form factor for controlled fire starting tasks.
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