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Doesn't look great on a tiny neck knife but you will get the idea. Piece of inner tube. Lets you fit a variety of items from a lighter to a ferrorod and for example mini light. And at the same time you have a some emergency waterproof tinder and a source of ranger bands.

Bump and price drop.

Unfortunately no. They actually take it on trips, often as a part of even bigger "Survival kit". Honestly, I'm all for gadgets and bling. But some YT videos boggle the mind. Just search "survival kit", "EDC kit" or "fire kit".

It's just a random picture from google search. But it looks like some kind of folding saw. Popular item in those elaborate kits. That would be my bet.

Can't recommend this 8 episodes mini series enough. I have a ferro rod, but only for fun and one of my backups.

From what I have seen on YT this is one of the more reasonable kits. Couple of solid sources of fire, but I don't like the fragmentation in the tinder department. But it would be a great starter kit so experiment with various tinders and when you are done you will be left with few solid...

Recently reviewed my fire kit, piled up everything fire related and kept what I was actually using, barely a handful of stuff. Nothing if you compare this to what people are showing on the internet: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fire+kit Some of those kits must weight 2-3lbs...

Bump for Christmas.

Bump for the awesome tent.

Bump for the remaining items.

Wazoo Mountaineer paracord survival bracelet. This one: https://wazoosurvivalgear.com/collections/retired/products/mountaineer-survival-kit-bracelet Totally unused, the silicone band shows some marks but the rest is absolutely perfect (no sweat or grime). Main thing are the survival tubes inside...

Little DIY project that came out surprisingly nice. You can buy various size firesteels on ebay, this one is 4mm in diameter and I cut it to size with the hacksaw (1" length). Added ceramic striker and one piece of "tinderquick" and wrapped everything in duck tape (2 independent wraps). I was...

After trying few options I ended up with scraps of inner tube. Free, light, durable and waterproof, burns hot and hard. And the biggest thing is I can shape it to my container so I have few circles at top and bottom of my exotac matchcap cushioning the matches, and on the outside ranger band...

No pressure but if you have few you could spare PM me. All the best.

They look great and would fit in my kit as they are soft. Any chance to get few in the post to test? Don't need a box of 100 :)

Looking for ideas and experience with various man made tinders. For a roaring welcoming fire you need: A. Source of ignition. B. Enough tinder to get the big stuff going. I'm all sorted on the first front with good supply of ferro rods, BIC lighters, peanut lighters, waterproof matches and...

Widely used in kydex knife sheaths. Easy to install as it goes on via little screws.

Just a simple belt loop. But if you want a quick release without the risk of loosing anything just get that pouch and install a Tek Lok mount on the back of it. This will let you hav eit vertical, sideways, on a belt, on the rucksack hip belt etc. Bobs your uncle. Various sizes available on...

I have been through fire kits and EDCs for years. Went full circle few times and ended up with a turboflame lighter in my belt pouch next to my multitool as my main source of heat, and a peanut lighter+micro firerod on my keyring as backup. Turboflame have a window to see the butane level but...

This is what you want. Very well made pouch, low profile with a snap instead of velcro that get's weak with time. Two loops on both sides for your torch and pen. Can't do better than that. Just make sure to pick the Medium size, this also comes in Large...