Two-In-One Fire Starter And Emergency Whistle A Notch That Keeps The Angle With A Rod Along The Spine For A Camp In A Damp Valley

When the forecast turns a pocket tool that covers fire and signal earns its place in every pack. A whistle is cut into the end so a signal is available without a second item. The body weighs less than a key which is why it ends up in every pack in the house. It covers fire and signal in one piece which is what a compact kit has room for. The shell shrugs off a soaking and the rod still throws sparks after a river crossing. A bothy with no fuel and a cold night needs a fire more than a stove. A trailside brew in a mist is a modest comfort and a spark makes it possible. Kept in a pack it makes a fire possible when everything else is damp.