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Why Have a FireSteel Part 2
Why Have a FireSteel Part One
Why Have a FireSteel Part Two
In
Why you Should Have a FireSteel Part 1 we learned something about the kind of people who make sure
they always have a FireSteel.com FireSteel available. These include:
The Military of All Branches
Hikers and BackPackers
Mountain Bikers
Hunters, Fishermen, and Trappers
Survival and BushCraft Enthusiasts
Preppers
The Special Effects and Movie
Industry
Homeowners for barbecues, fireplaces,
wood stove
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Mar 23rd 2015
Best FireSteel
FireSteel.com isn't a "one size fits all and be done with it" solution - unless you want it that way. We have FireSteels in a wide variety of sizes so that you can hone in on the best fit for your needs or even experiment and come up with new uses for FireSteels.After all, that's part of the fun in selecting and using FireSteel.com FireSteels!What is the Best FireSteel?
Because
there is a huge selection of FireSteels to choose from on
FireSteel.com, I am often asked the question “What is th
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Mar 23rd 2015
Why Have a FireSteel?
Why Have a FireSteel Part One
Why Have a FireSteel Part Two
I
am often asked “
Why should I have a FireSteel”? Good question!
In
answer to that question, one of the first things I like to do is
mention
who has and uses FireSteel.com FireSteels,. Once people know
that recognized experts use our FireSteels they are more open to a
detailed explanation as to “why”.
So
before we get down to the nuts and bolts of “Why” lets explore a
bit about "Who" uses my special brand of F
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Mar 21st 2015
How to Use a FireSteel
Using a FireSteel to light a fire is very easy once you learn and apply the
basic principles. Just like learning how to use a match, once you
learn how to use a FireSteel you will have the ability to make a fire
with a FireSteel quickly and easily.
As with any skill worth knowing, there is a learning curve but fortunately for us learning how to use a firesteel comes fast to nearly everyone who tries.Learning How to Use a FireSteel is Like Learning How to Use a Match
People who have never
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Mar 19th 2015
Mountain Tragedy on The Second Coldest Place on Earth
Spring has nearly arrived, after weeks of below zero F weather here in the Great North Woods. The day before yesterday I got out for a nice snowshoe hike in the deep snow of the Presidential Range. The temperature reached about 45-degrees F and the sun reflecting off the snow made it feel like an oven!
Of course in these parts temps can still go down below zero F degrees, but the longer days mean the warming trend is in effect!Death in the Mountains
About three weeks ago nearby Mount Was
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Mar 18th 2015