Bear Grylls Micro Sparker Fire Starter 2 Pack - Easy to Use, One Handed, Ultralight, Rubber Grip, Compact

Really easy to use. Compact. Good quality

Very handy tool for fire when you need it most. Takes a while to master the technique but at least you can have fire when you may need it most. Great idea!

Can't fault the product. It works flawlessly, however it's a bit pointless really. If your going to carry this why wouldn't you just carry a lighter? 🤔

These are ok, like you get a spark, but not a massive one enough to light in anything but bone dry conditions. They are compact though and as a backup plan would be ok.

Light weight and great for camping.

Small, compact, and lightweight—this fire starter has been a game-changer for me. I've started more fires with this than I ever have with my ferro rods! While I’m not a hardcore outdoorsman, I’m trying to get outside more, and let’s just say I may have gone overboard investing in ferro rods. But I digress. Having one of these in my pocket, along with some cotton balls coated in petroleum jelly, is a foolproof fire-starting combo. It’s incredibly easy to use, and I even tested it while wearing gloves. Although a bit more challenging, it still worked. The sparks are just the right temperature to ignite cotton balls. I also tried it with waxed jute twine—it works but takes a bit longer to catch. I’m not the biggest fan of Bear Grylls or the products under his brand, but I gave this one a shot and was genuinely impressed. Highly recommend it!

works great

These are a bit bigger than the Spark Lite versions and have nice rubbery grips, hence much easier to use. These are still vastly smaller than just about any other fire maker, is a one-hand operation, frees other hand to cup or hold tender together. Cheap, tiny, convenient to use, and very effective; no wonder the military uses this style for their personal emergency kits. I switch to these when Spark Lite changed their sparking wheel to a more aggressive tooth, which made them toatally unuseable (they dug into the flint too much and jammed). Maybe Spark Lite changed manufacturers.

Found it difficult to get a spark. I would not want to rely on this in the wilderness. Now trying to return (says free returns) but I have to find a printer to get the free return otherwise pay. Not happy with this product or Amazon.