🔥 Light up your adventure, anytime, anywhere!
The Official Victorinox Fire Ant Blue is a premium mini fire starter kit featuring a compact metal fire steel and two waterproof tinder pieces. Designed in the USA under Victorinox’s 130-year Swiss heritage, it boasts a glow-in-the-dark spiral tinder for easy use in low light. Weighing only 15 grams and measuring just 10mm in height, this durable, reliable tool is the perfect addition to any Swiss Army Knife or outdoor kit.
| Manufacturer | Victorinox |
| Part Number | 41330B1-BLUE |
| Product Dimensions | 2.9 x 0.7 x 0.7 cm; 15 g |
| Manufacturer reference | 41330B1-BLUE |
| Colour | Blue |
| Material | Metal |
| Number of Pieces | 5 |
| Folded knife size | Height: 10mm, Length: 120mm, Width: 0.7 centimeters |
| Included Components | 1x Mini fire steel, 2x tinder pieces |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 15 g |
M**T
More useful than imagined
The orange-coloured tinder when carefully teased out provides a 'cotton-wool-type' amount of fire-starter that will burn even in wet conditions, is enough to set on fire birch bark, light tinder wood enabling a fire to be made. Chiefly used in bushcrafting, this incredibly useful Victorinox accessory is definitely one to stow away into a Swiss Army knife's corkscrew. May be used a great many times if used sparingly. Recommended.
A**R
Perfect addition to any Victorinox multitool.
This ferro rod will last for more than 100 fires (as it claims) and the tinder is waterproof so no worries there.
M**Y
cost
expensive but works
C**R
Abit too small and fiddly
Perfect product and perfectly described but I would recoup going for the toothpick replacement as it hurts your fingers when trying to set alight.
D**.
Waste of money1
Despite viewing several instructional videos online, I was unable to get this to start a fire despite using several different types of tinder. The steel is essentially too short to be able to reliably get an effective spark from it. I would say that one in ten attempts resulted in a significant spark.The supplied firestarter is basically a blob of wax with some fibres in it. Personally I will stick to using a disposable lighter and put the small screw driver back in the corkscrew.
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