Badger Outdoor Multifire Flint

The fire starter works well; you just need to get used to using it. Combined with the case, it can even serve as a kubotan. It's worth avoiding contact with moisture because the metal can rust. I can recommend the fire starter itself.

I’m not giving the highest rating because the chain was broken. I don’t know if it’s supposed to be like that or if its length is appropriate. Other than that, everything’s OK.

Good fire starter, easy to light a fire with it. Great value for money. In reality it is bigger than in the pictures. The compass is not amazing, it’s just there – but I definitely recommend the fire starter itself.

The fire starter creates nice sparks, and the compass points correctly. The only downside—the chain attached to the striker could be longer. The metal housing makes it rather heavy, but it is stable and sits well in hand.

This fire starter is very nice, I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone considering it. The small compass is a neat addition. It’s not only functional but also looks good.

Maybe I don't quite know how to use it, because I had trouble making sparks, but from the comments it seems the scraper is poor, so that's the issue. You can always have a knife on hand, especially on a camping trip. The chain is practical, and being able to store the fire starter is the main reason why I bought it.

The fire starter is well made. The metal casing effectively prevents accidental use. I consider the compass more of a curiosity, though it might come in handy someday. The chain is rather weak, better to replace it with something stronger. Overall, it works well as survival or camping gear.

Well-made fire starter; thanks to the thick rod, it lasts longer. The bottle opener and ruler on the striker, as well as the practical compass, are interesting additions.

A fire starter is an accessory that everyone should have at least one of. It's always reliable, unlike lighters or matches, and costs little.

I've been using this fire starter for several years – it's perfect for lighting a fireplace, campfire, or even a grill during spring picnics. It produces a lot of sparks, I highly recommend it. It's definitely worth having with you.

The fire starter is easy to use and works well for lighting fires. The price to quality ratio is very good. In the photos, it looks smaller than it really is. The compass doesn't impress, but I definitely recommend the fire starter itself.

The fire starter is worth its price. A big advantage is the aluminum case, which protects the rod from damage. Generates a lot of sparks, but it's better to use a knife rather than the included striker. Surprisingly, the compass works properly.

Solid fire starter. It's worth grinding down the set's scraper on one side, then it sparks well. In the photos it seems much smaller than it is in reality. The compass, at least for me, works flawlessly.

Very good quality for the price. It’s easy to get sparks and light something. The rod sometimes unscrews, but that’s easy to fix with glue. The only downside is the metal striker, which works poorly compared to a knife. I’m taking off one star because when a product has extras, I expect a perfect base, and here, the striker looks neat but falls short.

It has its flaws, but for this price it's fine. The fire starter works well and gives a lot of sparks—it's better to use a knife instead of the striker. The little compass works fine. I recommend it.