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FireSteel.com

FireSteel Toggle

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SKU:
A-TOG-FS
Weight:
0.299 Ounces
  • Our FireSteel Toggles are an inch long and 5/16" diameter with two lanyard holes to make attaching these to your gear a breeze.
  • FireSteel Toggles are a great addition to any gear because you can use them  to start a fire!
  • FireSteel.com has large piles of FireSteel Toggles ready for attachment to all your gear ideas.
$16.43

Description

Spark up a fire using your buttons - how's that for convenient?

firesteel toggle

FireSteel.com Toggles

All of our Toggles are made with the same dimensions as shown in the photo above.

Made from the exact same FireSteel as our FireSteel Rods and other products, FireSteel Toggles not only cinch up your gear, they produce fire - whenever and wherever you need it.

Have your buttons serve double duty by using FireSteel.com Toggles. Fasten FireSteel Toggles to your gear ideas and never worry about being able to make a fire again!

Specifications

  • Size: 5/16ths ths inch diameter by 1 inch long (9.5 x 25.4mm)
  • Weight: .299 of an ounce (8.49 grams)
  • 2 neatly drilled 1/6-inch diameter holes (.165 inch) spaced 5/32 of an inch apart edge to edge (see picture)
  • Rounded outer edges for a finished look
  • Robust 5500 F (3000 C) sparks that will start a fire in the toughest conditions
  • Composition: FireSteel.com ferrocerium rod

Features

  • Genuine FireSteel.com FireSteel.
  • Huge robust sparks that you expect from a FireSteel.com FireSteel
  • Easy to use and very safe (Common sense required when using any firemaking gear).
  • Premium FireSteel.com firesteel formula that takes your firesteel firemaking to a whole new level
  • 5500 F (3000 C) sparks that will start a fire in the toughest conditions

Find out why gear dealers the world over choose to sell FireSteel.com FireSteel. 

Related Products: Magnesium and Red Palm Scraper Kit

Note 10/2020: Magnesium, Magnesium-FireSteel, and Cyclops Toggles are sold out.

Get your FireSteel from THE name in FireSteels: FireSteel.com!

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73 Reviews

  • 5
    Great idea

    Posted by Josh on Jul 5th 2020

    Convenient for lightweight travel and or possible emergency use.

  • 4
    Fire starter toggles

    Posted by Keith Small on May 14th 2020

    These thing are perfect to put on a lanyard of your knife to always have a way to make fire with you at all times. There small but they do work if you need them.

  • 5
    Firesteel toggle

    Posted by Brian Weeden on Dec 20th 2019

    Very compact. Easier to use than smaller - diameter rods & holes are big enough to fit on a keychain.

  • 5
    Fire steel toggle

    Posted by Unknown on Sep 22nd 2019

    Excellent quality. My second time purchasing.

  • 5
    FIRESTEEL TOGGLE

    Posted by Abo on Mar 19th 2019

    As always excellent products, with great eye to detail.

  • 3
    Firesteel toggles

    Posted by David McGregor on Jan 24th 2019

    Difficult to use both sewn into place or free handed do to being cumbersome and short they do get the jub done with effort. I believe they would be much more effectice if they were 1/4 of an inch longer and tapered.

  • 5
    FireSteel Toggle

    Posted by John Ehret on Nov 7th 2018

    Great back up fire steel. Very good to add to gear as redundancy or emergency. I have added these to knife lanyards and packs. FireSteel.com is excellent to do business with. 5 Stars!!!

  • 5
    Perfect for using as a boot lace toggle

    Posted by Brady Patterson on Aug 20th 2018

    I laced mine onto my one boot as a toggle. I pull it tight and then tie off, works better to me then just laces on their own. Will have to order another in the magnesium to balance out the boots!

  • 5
    Overall great product

    Posted by Daedric Panther on Jul 4th 2018

    I’ve bought several of these and they work great. I edc one of these on a homemade firecord bracelet as a backup to my zippo. However, it does take considerable effort to thread 550 cord through it. I found the only way was to melt the ends of the paracord, cut them at an angle, and kind of twist the cordage through. Slightly larger holes would be an improvement. Also magnesium toggles would be great

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