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FireSteel.com

FireSteel Survival

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SKU:
06-FSR-SUR
Weight:
0.933 Ounces
  • All of our FireSteel.com Survival model rods are 5/16" in diameter and are sold in 3.15" and 4" lengths and with an optional lanyard hole pre-drilled for you.  Shown here is the 4" long model with lanyard hole.  (Magnesium bar, caliper, moss and bits of bark not included.)
  • 3.15" Survival Rod
  • 4" Survival Rod
  • The Survival series is 5/6" Diameter and comes in 3.15" and 4" lengths
  • The Survival is our smallest diameter rod that comes with a lanyard hole
(3.15" Survival Pictured)
  • The Survival is our smallest diameter rod that comes with a lanyard hole
(4" Survival Pictured)
  • FireSteel Survival
$20.54 - $33.37

Description

The FireSteel Survival Series by FireSteel.com are 5/16 of an inch thick.

A FireSteel.com FireSteel that gives an excellent shower of large sparks and fits well into many survival kits, the Survival FireSteel will never let you down!

The FireSteel Survival 4.0 is 5/16 of an inch in diameter and 4 inches long.

Specifications

  • Size: 5/16 inch diameter by 3.15 or 4 inches long
  • Weight: .933 ounces (26.5 grams) or 1.164 ounces (32.99 grams) respectively
  • Robust 5500 F (3000 C) sparks that will start a fire in the toughest conditions
  • Composition: FireSteel.com ferrocerium rod
  • Available with or without neatly drilled lanyard hole

Features

  • Genuine FireSteel.com FireSteel.
  • Enough FireSteel to make many thousands of fires.
  • 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.

Related FireSteels

* Survival FireSteel and FireSteel Survival are trademarks of FireSteel.com

 

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Additional Information

Weight Comparison:
Approximately 21.5 FireSteel Rods per Pound of Weight
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66 Reviews

  • 5
    My go to Firesteel

    Posted by MikeM on Dec 5th 2023

    The Armageddon is my favorite Firesteel. I’ve purchased multiple sizes depending on the sheath setup I’m using. Also have the Gobspark and it works great.; but the Armageddon with the lanyard hole is the BEST!!!

  • 5
    Firesteel Survival Model

    Posted by Bill on Jun 11th 2023

    Great size for any kit, nothing to scrape off before using the ferro rod. Just scrape and get sparks. These are great fire steels, worth the prices.

  • 5
    Firesteel survival

    Posted by Frank Morrelli on Sep 3rd 2022

    Great products and great folks

  • 5
    Good product

    Posted by Clayton Smith on Sep 8th 2020

    Nice delivery

  • 5
    Spark Shower

    Posted by Don on Jun 27th 2020

    Very easy to carry EDC on your person. This and a FireSteel scraper and you are ready to light tinder in any weather conditions. Portable peace of mind.

  • 5
    Repeat Customer Many Times

    Posted by Terry Roemer on Feb 26th 2020

    I have ordered these many times. Initially some of the smaller bars (cheaper) and have moved up in size. I give them to family members and I have them in go bags. I am not the type that has mastered rubbing sticks together to start a fire but these work and are easy to use, wet or dry. The first time I ordered (several years ago) I was trying one out in my lap. I was using a tissue and with one strike I had a fire on my leg!! There are commercial brands that may have more advertising recognition but none that work better or as well.

  • 5
    Shower of sparks

    Posted by Bruno Flior on May 30th 2019

    Used with the Super Scraper, nice shower of sparks.

  • 4
    Very pleased with product

    Posted by Brock holston on Mar 23rd 2019

    Comparing it to light my fire the fire steel is harder to spark. As in a lot of strikes with no sparks. The light my fire sparked very easily. With that being said yours will produce much better sparks bigger sparks and I feel start stuff in not so perfect conditions. Been using it to light crop residue drifts by using a little diesel fuel and been ignighting it easily. Beats a lighter in the high winds.

  • 5
    Great Firestarter

    Posted by Roger on Sep 9th 2018

    Scrape back the black and it's sparks galore. Worked great on mag bars, vaseline cotton and dryer lint. My only "gripe" is that the hole is a bit tight to easily thread paracord. I expect there are limits to the hole size on 5/16 so my next purchase will be larger diameters.

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