Miss Bell:
I don't know, I really couldn't get it to spark, but the one time.
Yes, I did fill it with kerosene which spilled all over me when attempting to light it, since the cap is the match. Seems like there could be a more efficient and safer way to create something like this? Like a plug that allows fluid in but not back out? Just think if I wasn't aware of the flammability of kerosene? I spilled some on my hand, the same hand that is holding what will be used to strike the "match/flint?" against to cause a fire.
Does anyone see the issue in this? Well, I did, and because I am usually ADD and unaware (haha) of things going on at times-flammable things that have the possibility of making me flammable while trying to create fire isn't my cup of tea.
I gave it to a buddy of mine figured he would like it. Of course, I warned him on ensuring that he doesn't overfill or tilt it while trying to light it in case of spillage.
I'm sure he will be fine.... You think he'll be ok right?
Great, I'm going to be the reason my friend lights himself on fire. Lol ok not really. After all, he did except the present with knowing the risks... it couldn't be my fault...
United States on Nov 24, 2021
Brion:
Decently made, affordable, pretty simple use. No instructions came with but it's relatively simple, you just unscrew the base, soak the cotton with zippo fluid as you would on an actual Zippo, and then put the base back on.
Unscrew the "match" and strike it a few times till it lights! Pretty nifty
United States on Jul 31, 2021
mikheil:
Really good thing to play with. I am having fun with this item
United States on Jul 21, 2021
Shannon VinceletteShannon Vincelette:
It worked for the first strike it lit And it was fine. I picked it up later that night to show my son my fun new toy but it wouldn’t light. I got a few spots here and there but didn’t light again. Also One of the reasons I bought this product was because of the cool design but found out it was a cheap design glued on there and fell off.
United States on Oct 25, 2020
John:
Looks nothing like the picture but still a good product.
Canada on Sep 15, 2020
Pen Name:
This product is ok. It is hard to start at times and have to refill with fluid often. Wouldn't want to go for long camping trips counting on this as a fire starter all month.
Canada on Sep 13, 2020
Tina H:
I got this and can't get it to work. Arrived fast but to get it to light it isn't an easy task. Will keep trying but honestly I won't be purchasing again.
Canada on Aug 31, 2020
Yaya:
Very nice just would have been nice to have directions that came with it. But overall he was happy with the product.
United States on Jul 14, 2020
Matt:
I finally received the permanent match. I’m very pleased with it. Thank you!!!
Canada on Jun 08, 2020
| BOLLAER Keychain Flint Metal Matchstick Fire Starter - Compact & Reliable Emergency Survival Tool | Bayite 1/2 x 6 Inch Ferrocerium Rod Fire Starter Kit with Pre-Drilled Flint Steel for Survival | Bayite 5'' XL Survival Fire Starter Ferrocerium Rod with Toggl - 1/2" X 5'' Drilled Flint Steel Ferro Rod | |
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| Sale off | $2 OFF | ||
| Total Reviews | 18 reviews | 726 reviews | 1 reviews |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | ||
| Date First Available | December 7, 2018 | ||
| ASIN | B07L6KKVRH | ||
| Product Dimensions | 2.56 x 0.7 x 0.63 inches; 1.13 Ounces | ||
| Manufacturer | BOLLAER | ||
| Department | unisex-adult |
Canada on Sep 17, 2022