We are pleased to finally get our hands on these new Brass Striker Wheels! These striker wheels make a great backup fire starter, they fit places larger Ferro Rods and lighters won't and are easily attached to necklace chains, keyrings, and small survival kit tins. This striker wheel also includes a key loop.

The striker wheels use a similar mechanism as in most flint lighters, such as the Zippo lighter, but without the wick and case. The flints can be replaced and adjusted by tightening the internal spring. We have included a two spare flints and two pieces of char cloth.

These striker wheels are extremely small, and don't produce the same size sparks as a larger Ferro Rod. But with proper preparation, and some good tinder they won't fail you getting a fire started!
Like Ferro Rods, they will also work when wet and will ignite hundreds of fires.

When using the striker wheels we reccomend using char cloth. Char cloth is easily made by slowly burning cotton fabric in a low-oxygen environment such as a tin, producing a charred material.
Char cloth catches sparks especially easily and burns extremely hot at around 180-200 degrees.

Key Details:
- Solid Brass construction
- 2x char cloth Pieces Included
- 2x spare flints
- Hundreds of sparks with one flint
- Completely waterproof and windproof
- Perfect backup fire starter for keychains, necklaces, and survival kits
- Same mechanism in flint lighters (just without the wick and case)
- Spring-loaded flints
- Replaceable and adjustable flints
- Small sparks compared to a Ferro Rod: proper preparation is key!

How to Use:

Start by striking flint onto the char cloth. Once a spark is caught on the char cloth, it will begin to glow. Then, transfer the glowing char cloth into a tinder bundle made of dry, fibrous materials like grass, leaves, or bark. Gently blow on the bundle until the tinder ignites and flames are produced.