Fire Starter Survival Tool, Ferro Rod Kit with Leather Neck Lanyard and Multi-Tool Striker, Flint and Steel Survival Igniter with Tinder Rope and Tab for Camping, Hiking and Emergency

I purchased the 5.91 x 1/2 pair and one of the smaller versions. An apology to BCHARYA is necessary. I thought a previous, smaller rod was missing when it was the angle I looked at the box, so I asked for a refund. It came with other items and was laying up against the side of the box in a way I was only able to find it by moving the box. Rods are simple to use and perform the same as any other. The leather cord will break with a slight tug, so I suggest finding a replacement. Paracord could work. Plenty of sparks per strike! My technique stinks, but I can tell it'll be a cinch to start a spark with practice. I like that the striker is both a scale and small ruler. It's part of my Bushcrafting starter kit I'm building.

Great ferro rod. Strikes true and has performed as expected

Great value. Wanted a bigger spark than the little magnesium rectangles you get from budget camping lines. Sure got it from these little babies. Just use the included "multitool" striker (won't need a knife edges or anything like that). Striker has a kind of burr along one edge that grabs the ferorod sufficiently aggressively. Spark explodes off the end and dances around, hot and lively, easily igniting tinder. I've bought three of them now to give to grandkids as we explore how to make campfires together. They are delighted with them. And the tinder that is supplied? I usually just use dryer lint and have since I was 12 (50 years ago). But they include these little compressed cotton cylinders as well as some impregnated manilla rope strands. Tore off the tiniest bit of the white cotton and shredded it a bit. Great, resilient flame that stayed lit in the light breeze we had that day. Just kept burning. Nice value-added bit!

I liked the size and the price and they look and weigh nicely, but I thought I was getting two of the strikers.

Works well

Exactly as expected.

Good Ferro rods. They are large and should last a long time. We started a fire easily while camping. I bout another set for my bug out bags.

Excellent! Not so tiny for my large hands. Works quite well. Be sure to scrap off the plastic coating. I have it in my rough camping kit. Worth the weight of carrying when every gram counts.