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Your Personalized Outdoor Gift Instructions

a hand holding a box with a ferrocerium or ferro rod and striker with a personalized message packaged in a wooden box with a fatwood stick and meant for people who are outdoor enthusiasts.

Congratulations!!!!

If you’re visiting this page, it is because you’ve received a special gift from someone who thinks very highly of you!

Your personalized fire starter kit can help you start a fire with no matches, but please remember to practice firecraft before you need fire lighting skills to survive. Practice sourcing dry tinder and gain the understanding of what amount of tinder and kindling is required to keep the fire going, after you light it.

Your gift box contains all you require to light your first 18 fires with no matches (want proof, check out our podcast). The shavings in the box, and even the box itself, can aid in your firecraft practice. Now that is what I call a cool gift!

  • Helpful QUICK-FIRE Video:

First, Watch This: How to tie the paracord strap and fatwood stick to the QUICK-FIRE.

After you watch that instruction, you will enjoy the podcast where we answer the questions:

‘How many strikes does a ferro rod have?’

and, ‘How many fires can a fatwood stick lite?’. That first podcast is really a ‘MUST WATCH‘ for you to fully grasp your new fire striker!

If you are new to the practice of firecraft, view the 3 steps of how to use your new survival kit:
Step 1: Video demonstration to help you understand how to get dry tinder:
https://quick-fire.ca/how-to/how-to-get-dry-tinder/

Step 2: Video Demonstration of preparing tinder before you light your fire.
https://quick-fire.ca/how-to/preparing-tinder-for-starting-a-fire-with-no-matches/

Step 3: Video demonstration of using QUICK-FIRE & Fatwood to start a fire with no matches.
https://quick-fire.ca/how-to/step-3-starting-a-fire-with-fatwood-and-fire-striker/

View a demonstration of where QUICK-FIRE fatwood comes from and how you can find your own fatwood.
How to acquire your own fatwood in BC:
https://quick-fire.ca/how-to/harvest-fatwood-from-a-stump-in-the-bc-backcountry/

Well, there you have it, you have received a very special gift. If it is outside your comfort zone to learn how to use it, this is what you do: Put it in your vehicle glove box or remove the fatwood stick and striker, tie them together and put them in you backpack. It may save your life one day, what a gift!