A new fire lighting gadget has been created by Outdoor Element which has been called the Firebiner and as the name suggests takes the form of a carabiner style survival tool equipped with multiple functions.
The fire starting multitool is available to back via Kickstarter with super early bird pledges starting from just $9 with shipping expected to take place during February 2017. Watch the promotional video below to learn more and see it in action.
We all love a good carabiner. We use them to clip our keys, our camera, our water bottle, or a myriad of other products to our backpacks, to shelves, to fences, to belt loops or to whatever we need at the moment. You want your carabiner to be strong, lightweight and maybe have some other functionality like a bottle opener.
We agree. The Firebiner is all that PLUS it has the ability to make fire easily with our patent-pending EverSpark technology. It has a titanium-coated stainless steel body construction rated for up to 50 pounds of gear (not for climbing or hanging anything with a beating heart). And, don’t forget the small utility blade. We even designed in a screwdriver tip for the next round of prototypes.
Very strong stainless steel construction with up to 50 lbs capacity (we will keep you updated with final testing)
Extremely durable titanium coating
Lightweight, only 1 oz
EverSpark spark wheel technology to help start fires easily
Replaceable ferro rod, with extra rods
Utility/safety blade to easily cut paracord, fishing line, string and much more – stainless steel, replaceable
Bottle opener, for refreshment time
Hang slots to connect keys or anything else with an appropriate ring or clasp
Strong, thin, stainless steel wire gate that stays closed but is easy to open when needed
Screw-driver tip to be added on next round of prototypes
Patent-pending
3 colors: Black, Gold & Blue
Source: Kickstarter
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