Firefly Variety 8 Pack - Fire Starter Accessory for Swiss Army Victorinox Knives

All I can say is,”It’s about time!”These are great, work good but they are delicate.Pay attention to the instructions and keep the rod supported with your finger while striking.Takes Swiss Army Knives to a new level of usefulness! I’ve started my fire pit a couple times now, with it. With good tinder it’s a breeze!A toothpick you can make with the knife, a ferro rod is a resource for fire, so who needs a toothpick?

Tested one out yesterday to start a wood stove going. I got it to ignite a pile of dry spruce shavings. Seems to throw hot sparks. It took quite a few tries but I admit I was trying to start a pile of spruce shavings. Had I mixed in scrapped birch bark or old man's beard it would have gone faster. Still was a lot of the rod left when I was done. I put one in a tooth pick slot and another in the tweezer slot. Got 2 in there now. Great idea, nice useful product.

I was so excited about these. Pulled one out of the pack and the first strike it broke! So now I have 3 of 4 long ones left. I still think they are a benefit to Swiss Army knives, but to break on one of them the first strike was very disappointing.

I did not think this would work. It was a perfect fit for my SAK Huntsman. The back of the saw worked well as the striker. It lit up the tinder right away without much wear of the fire starter. Great purchase!

Pretty neat edc add-on and who knows, maybe useful in a pinch.

Even though the long ones are the same length as my toothpick, it will not fit inside my full size Victorinox Ranger grip. Have to use the smaller ones. So half of the items I purchased can’t be used.

I haven’t used this too much yet, so will update later. So far outstanding product and idea. Throws a good spark. I’ve found some of the slots on the SAKs vary for toothpicks and tweezers, so some adjustment may be necessary. I replaced the tweezers.

The firefly does fit into the toothpick slot perfectly and they do produce sparks when struck of the saw. This will be a great back up tool, not a primary fire starter .