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FireSteel Tube Ranger
Product Description
This FireSteel Tube contains the Ranger FireSteel (1/4 x 3-inches long). Cap screws back into tube to make "one heck of a handle".
The tube itself measures approximately 5/8 diameter x 3-7/8 inches long.
Specifications
- FireSteel: 1/4 diameter x 3 inch long FireSteel.com FireSteel
- Useable length of FireSteel: 2-1/2 inches
- Weight: 1.5 ounces
- Size Closed: 4 inches long x 9/16 inch diameter
- Length with cap screwed into handle: 6-1/4 inches
- 5500 F (3000 C) sparks that will start a fire in the toughest conditions
Features
- Made of durable hi-impact alumunium.
- Water and moisture resistant.
- Cap screws back into the FireSteel tube to make One Heck of a Handle.
- Tube has a convenient lanyard hole for attaching a firesteel scraper or securing the tube to your gear.
- Included is a genuine FireSteel.com FireSteel Super Scraper and a military spec 550 paracord lanyard.
- Room inside the tube for tinder (fine steel wool works well).
- Enough FireSteel for thousands of fires.
- If the FireSteel rod wears out, it can be easily replaced.
- The aluminum tubes are Made in the USA. FireSteel.com FireSteel Tubes keep American workers employed.
Product Reviews
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Survival Topics Forum Member
Posted by T Schoolcraft on 20th Dec 2009
Gave each of my boys a Ranger FireSteel Tube and they love them. My eight year old had a fire started before his older brothers.
Mix up some petroleum jelly into lint from your clothes dryer and keep in a small container. Aim the firesteel sparks at a quarter sized piece and instant flame that will burn for a couple of minutes.
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Excellent!
Posted by ozarks dave on 19th Sep 2009
Thanks Ron i love it. Awesome product for a super price!
if you don't get one of these you are missing out!
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Excellent!
Posted by Chris on 12th Jun 2009
Perfect size to take anywhere. Light, tough, weatherproof. I just used some paracord, made a lanyard and keep it hung inside my backpack. Never have to worry about fire again.
