Vendor Kombat UK

Kombat Beech Fire Starter

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Free shipping for all orders over £80.

Orders are shipped Monday - Friday before 2PM. All orders are dispatched with 1-2 day shipping, excluding weekends. Cut off time for same-day dispatch is 2PM.

When will I get my item?

We aim to ship orders Monday - Friday with Last cut off being 13:00 on busy days some Mondays might be earlier due to weekend orders.

Deliveries take 1-3 Day with 99% of orders arriving next working day. 

Please be advised orders are not shipped or delivered on public holidays

For Highlands or NI please allow extra time.

The Kombat Beech Fire Starter is a simple flint and steel for lighting fires outdoors. The large beech wood handle gives you a good hold while you strike, which makes it easier to throw a strong shower of sparks onto your tinder.

The steel striker is joined to the handle with cord, so the two stay together. It's light and easy to carry, and a sensible back-up to matches or a lighter.

Why you'll like it

  • Large beech wood handle for a good grip
  • Flint and steel striker
  • Cord keeps the striker attached
  • Light and easy to carry

Specifications

Flint size 120 x 19 mm
Striker 70 mm
Materials Beech wood, flint, steel, cord

Get your tinder ready with UCO Hurricane Survival Matches as a back-up. Read our guide on how to build a camp fire, and browse all our fire-making equipment.

Kombat Beech Fire Starter By Kombat UK
Kombat Beech Fire Starter

FAQs

How big is the Kombat Beech Fire Starter?

The flint is 120mm x 19mm and the striker is 70mm.

How do I use a flint and steel fire starter?

Hold the flint over your tinder and scrape the striker firmly down it to send sparks onto the tinder.

Why does it have a beech handle?

The large beech handle gives you a good hold while striking.