Flint Striker Keyring – A Spark That Does Not Care About the Forecast

An all-metal striker on a key ring, with the flint mechanism sealed inside a waterproof body. Wind, rain and snow are conditions where a lighter tends to quit and this does not. It runs 7 cm (2.7 in) long and weighs 40 g (1.4 oz).

Why choose this flint striker keyring?

Fuel runs out and a soaked lighter is finished for the day. A flint rod has nothing to leak and keeps throwing sparks well past that point. The body opens bottles too, which will probably be the more frequent job.

Works soaked: throws a spark after a wet pocket or a rainy hour.
Alloy body: a metal casing around a flint and steel core.
Many strikes: the striker keeps going a long time before it needs attention.
40 g on the ring: light enough to stay on your keys permanently.
Opener built in: the casing doubles as a bottle opener.

The smallest thing on your keys, and the one worth having.

Hold the striker close to dry tinder and pull sharply rather than scraping slowly, which is the difference between a shower of sparks and none. Close the casing between uses so the mechanism stays dry. Several body styles are offered, from a plain cylinder to a bullet shape and a multi-function version.