Reliable, compact, and ready for any weather — the Light My Fire Bio Scout FireSteel is your essential spark of adventure. Made in Sweden and trusted by outdoor enthusiasts worldwide, this fire starter delivers up to 3,000 strikes at 2,980°C, giving you the power to ignite fire anywhere, rain or shine.
Designed for comfort and practicality, it features an ergonomic grip and a built-in emergency whistle. The biobased plastic handle reduces environmental impact while keeping it lightweight and durable — perfect for camping, hiking, or bushcraft kits.
Key Features:
Works in all weather conditions — even when wet or windy
Generates sparks at 2,980°C / 5,400°F
Up to 3,000 reliable strikes
Built-in 120dB emergency whistle
Grip-friendly, travel-safe design
Made from biobased plastic
Made in Sweden
Specifications:
Dimensions: 77 x 25 x 15 mm
Weight: 38 g
Available Colours:
Cocoshell, Slatyblack, Rustyorange
Ideal For:
Campers, hikers, scouts, and anyone who values dependable fire-starting gear for outdoor adventures.
Reliable, compact, and ready for any weather — the Light My Fire Bio Scout FireSteel is your essential spark of adventure. Made in Sweden and trusted by outdoor enthusiasts worldwide, this fire starter delivers up to 3,000 strikes at 2,980°C, giving you the power to ignite fire anywhere, rain or shine.
Designed for comfort and practicality, it features an ergonomic grip and a built-in emergency whistle. The biobased plastic handle reduces environmental impact while keeping it lightweight and durable — perfect for camping, hiking, or bushcraft kits.
Key Features:
Works in all weather conditions — even when wet or windy
Generates sparks at 2,980°C / 5,400°F
Up to 3,000 reliable strikes
Built-in 120dB emergency whistle
Grip-friendly, travel-safe design
Made from biobased plastic
Made in Sweden
Specifications:
Dimensions: 77 x 25 x 15 mm
Weight: 38 g
Available Colours:
Cocoshell, Slatyblack, Rustyorange
Ideal For:
Campers, hikers, scouts, and anyone who values dependable fire-starting gear for outdoor adventures.
