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 Spark-Lite One-Handed Fire Starting Kit

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Rated as a Best-Buy by Backpacker Magazine, Sept 2003.

The Spark-Lite is a lightweight, easy to use fire starting kit that includes instructions, a high vis orange or a low vis OD green plastic case, eight Tinder Quick Fire Tabs and a sparking device that is designed to be used one-handed and will start hundreds of fires. To use- simply remove a Tinder-Quik fire tab from the case, pull the fire tab apart to fluff the fibers and spin the flint wheel on the Spark Lite to ignite the tinder.




The Spark-Lite kit was originally designed by a former Air Force Officer to fill the military’s need for a reliable fire starter that could be used by an injured person. The SparkLite has now been in use for over twenty years and is the official fire starter included in all U.S. Military Aviation survival kits and is standard equipment for several special operations units.
The NSN number is 1680-01-233-0061

All of us who enjoy the outdoors should know how to build a safe fire and have a dependable method for doing so. Spark-Lite Fire Starters and Tinder Quik Fire Tabs work when wet, at high altitudes, have a long shelf life and are an indispensable survival tool for all adventurers.

Weighs less than 1 oz.
Includes 8 water-proof Tinder-Quik tabs
Proven performance in harsh conditions
Available in two colors

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NOTE: You must be at least 18 years old to purchase any edged tool from the LifeView Outdoors Store. It is the customer's responsibility to be in compliance with their state and local laws. Always exercise caution when using edged tools.

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