Aurora Magnesium Fire Starter from CampingSurvival.com
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you're a douche bag, this guy rocks!! He did a great job at demonstrating the fire starter!
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The video is fine. I don't think you were "trying too hard", your just showing your merch. Good stuff. (Although next time, try and zoom into the product itself a bit more)
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@dayingyang0 What if your near the ocean with this in your pocket and fall in?
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Nice job Tom..
This is a fine looking firestarter.. I would love to have a few of them.. It's important to have gear that you KNOW will perform on demand. I have used some firestarters that you couldn't depend on.. they were more hit & miss. Bad thing in a crisis situation!
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It's great - I didn't mind the cotton wool - the idea it got across is that it can indeed start a fire.
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It's actually ferrocerium rod, not ferrocium.
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People start fire's all the time on the beach. That has tons of salt water.
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This thing is my new favorite toy. It's awesome. Has anyone tried the one with the flare launcher on it?
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I just picked one up at the local Army and Navy store. I must say it is built very well,worth every cent. I noticed that you have to scrape down a little for it to work good. After I scraped a layer off it works like a charm. Also this is very light weight for something built so good. Pick one up you will be pleased.
couldn't you have used a harder tinder? (fish in a barrel) Dry cotton is just too easy and doesn't show that your tool is better than any other ferrocereum rod.
doubleganger2 2 years ago
Good point. Again, my first video. Had no idea about how it would turn out and how it would look etc. Maybe burdock for the next one.
CampingSurvival 2 years ago
The cheaper $8 mag starter only takes a few seconds more and is just is successful at lighting. The fact that this one is O-ring sealed to prevent saltwater damage is kind of silly because you're not going to be lighting fires at sea, so saltwater protect is of little importance.
dayingyang0 2 years ago
Yes, there is a wide variety of prices on fire starters. We sell some that are a buck or two. There are thousands of these in use by the military and they find the o-ring very important such as the Navy Seals.
CampingSurvival 2 years ago