I've also used it to hook onto my water bottle, so that I can attached it onto internal O-rings to keep it upright in my bag. This Grand Canyon National Park Firebiner Survival carabiner is as much for everyday use as it is for survival enhancement. The titanium-coated stainless steel design means the Firebiner can survive the rigors of the wilderness or your everyday life.

They are handmade and will keep your tea leaves, coffee beans or anything that you need dry for years to come.A carabiner that has holes for keyrings other than the main hook so that keys can come off and get lost by accident. I won't lie and say I have had many chances to use many of the features that come with the Firebiner.

It has a titanium-coated stainless steel body construction rated for up to 22kg of gear (not for climbing). The Outdoor Element Firebiner is a great idea as it incorporates different tools into one handy package. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Unlike The Kodiak where the ferro rod isn't replaceable, the Firebiner allows you to replace the ferro rod with extra rods included. a waste of money this is a novelty gimmick first few times good spark but after that you really have to work for a single spark you would be better off with a empty lighter for a spark.The Firebiner will keep you prepared for many of life's gotchas whether you're needing to light the camp stove or just cutting a loose thread from your dress shirt at the office. We use them to clip our keys, our camera, our water bottle, or a myriad of other products to our backpacks, to shelves, to fences, to belt loops or to whatever we need at the moment. They wanted to make the color naming sound outdoorsy, but it's still easy to tell the actual colors (black, silver, blue and multicolor). In addition to helping attach gear to a bag (or keys to a belt), the multi-tool has a built-in spark wheel that helps you start fires in emergency situations.