Firebiner 6-in-1 Fire-Starting Carabiner EDC Emergency Multitool -Keychain,Utility Blade,Bottle Opener,& More

I love these - I have this one and the larger one, and bought this one for my nephew. This one is a nice light size, produces a nice spark, and comes with a backup flint.

Durable. Handy. Light weight. Versatile.If you're still reading, just buy the damn thing.

This is the second one I bought. I accidentally left the other one at a campsite. Easily starts my camp stove.

Pretty-much as advertised. Good clip.I got this mainly because the cheap carabiner I as using for my keys was ...failing, and I wanted something better that could also provide utility for my new bike-camping hobby--in this case, the ability to start a fire.That aspect seems to work--haven't had the chance to actually start a fire yet, but it does make very good sparks that I suspect would do just that.Two 'issues' I find with this however:1. How long will the spark thing work? There are instructions on how to take out the rod that provides this function and replace it--but I'm not sure how/where you would get a replacement (granted, I haven't even looked into this yet).2. The tiny holes for the key-rings are just that: tiny, the existing ring you have for your keys may not fit (like mine didn't). Fortunately I had a smaller ring on my key-ring that works.Overall, still very good for my use: a carabiner for my keys that I can use to help start a campfire--with the added bonus of a separate hole for the keyring so they can't accidentally come out of the clip.

I honestly expected something this gimmicky to be pretty crappy, but it's actually pretty legit. It's going with my camping gear. And load 100lbs capacity? Impressive. I can actually hang my full pack with it.The only downside MIGHT be the weird little blade. But it might also be that I just haven't learned to use it correctly.(If anyone is wondering about the sparker, you can buy replacement flints anywhere they sell the classic windproof refillable lighters. But it does come with 2 extra fints.)

Incredibly useful gadget. It’s small but holds a fair amount of weight. As for the lighter, it’s not a true ferro rod so it won’t light just anything on fire, but it does work with cotton, paper, oil, or anything else highly flammable. Very easy to use and has the added bonus of being pretty.

Now that the crew no longer carries lighters, we were looking for a solution to lighting the camp stove. We would forget lighters and matches can get wet. This is great. We have clipped it onto the handle of the stove. Since it doesn't have fuel and we are only using it when out in the woods, it should last a really long time. I am super happy to have found this little tool and I will totally be giving it as a gift.

Love this tool due to size and using it for a dual purpose. Can hang things off it and use it to light Camp stove jhhhhhhh