Don’t Tread On Me Lighters

550 FireCord by Live Fire Gear gives you the ability to always be prepared to make fire in any emergency situation, perfect for everyday carry (EDC)! 550 FireCord is the next evolution in outdoor gear preparedness. 550 Parachute Cord or "Paracord", has been the standard go-to for most cordage needs as it has a ton of utility applications. Standard paracord can be used for neck lanyards, zipper pulls, spare hank, key fobs, bracelets, gear wraps, knife lanyards, boot laces and more. Now, imagine if you could also use your paracord as fire tinder. Enter 550 FireCord, the fire preparedness solution that will ensure you are always prepared! 550 FireCord has 7 strands of Paracord + 1 strand of color coded FireCord to be used as fire tinder. 550 FireCord starts easily, burns very hot, and lasts for a long period of time. 550 FireCord is also waterproof, UV, mildew and rot resistant. 550 FireCord - 100' Black.

Model - LF05. Sport Single Fire Starter. 2 inch overall. Sport Emergency Fire Starter stores in a tin that can be used as a signaling device. Lightweight, waterproof, extremely compact, burns extremely hot, burns for many hours, adjustable flame size and creates charred cloth. Pine scented. Weighs 0.5 oz.

With this flint wheel, you can create the sparks needed to ignite tinder and other flammable goods. This item is perfect for camping and survival needs related to starting fires. A small, brass item, this flint wheel fits just about anywhere, taking up little to no space in your backpack, gear bag, vehicle or camper.

Specs: 
7.5 Grams 
1.5" Long 
Made of Brass

• Includes 15 discs which will start 30+ fires.
• Waterproof.
• Natural and safe.
• Indoor and outdoor use.
• Sawdust infused.
• Use for campfires, firepits, charcoal grills, fireplaces, brush piles, bonfires, and more.
• Comes in resealable bag.
• Colors will vary.
• Country of Origin:USA

Kit Includes

• Watertight Case 1.0
• Water-resistant carrying case
• Learn & Live Fire Building Cards
• Reference guide outlining step-by-step how to successfully build a fire
• SparkForce
• A compact, high-performance ferro rod fire starter
• Light-Me Tinder (4)
• Small, fibrous fire starting tinder pieces