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Nanostriker Xl Firestarter

Another great product stocked by online store "Wood & Metal". The Exotac nanoSTRIKER XL, is an essential tool for hikers. The firestarter features a lightweight anodized aluminum body, a large waterproof ferrocerium rod and a and ultra-sharp tungsten carbide striking tool allowing you to easily start a fire. Also included is a split key ring for every day carry.

You can buy it from Wood and Metal, or you can get it from Amazon.

Also available from Wood and Metal is the very useful Folding Saw




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