Description
No, seriously. It’s a fire maker, whistle, compass, cutter, and a strong parachute cord.
Here are some ways you can make use of it. You never know.
- Repair torn clothing.
- Repair broken equipment.
- Rig a tow rope.
- String up a clothesline.
- Replace your shoelaces.
- Replace a broken zipper pull.
- Tie things to your backpack.
- Make a leash for a dog.
- Rig a pulley system.
- Make a net to carry things.
- Make a stretcher with two long sticks.
- Rig an improvised hammock.
- Make a snare out of internal strands.
- Lash logs together for a raft.
- Tie snowshoes.
- Make a bow drill for fire starting.
- Make a sling to throw stones.
- Make fishing line.
- Secure your boat.
- Make a fishing net of internal strands.
- Tie sticks to make a splint.
- Make a sling for your arm.
- Tie items to the top of your vehicle.
- Hang up your food to protect from animals.
- Use as dental floss.
- Tie up an emergency shelter.
How to start a fire with this tool
- Begin by carefully removing the protective coating from the magnesium rod.
- Identify a dry location with readily ignitable materials, and skillfully utilize a saw rope knife to extract magnesium shavings onto the chosen tinder.
- Grasp both ends of the fire starter firmly, then employ the saw rope knife with decisive and forceful motions to strike the fire rod repeatedly until generating sparks.
- Upon successful ignition, the fire-starting process is concluded (with due consideration to fire safety measures).
Sharp stainless steel blade
Waterproof flint
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