Go Prepared Survival Spartan Fire Multi-Use Tinder SF676 - Made in USA Waterproof Wind-Resistant, 12+ Fires Per Pack

Spartan Fire Multi-Use Tinder SF676 is a compact, American-made tinder that goes beyond fire starting. Designed for hikers, campers, and emergency kits, it provides reliable ignition in challenging conditions while offering practical, everyday-use versatility.

• 100% Made in America: Crafted in the United States with attention to quality and durability.
• 100% Waterproof / Wind-resistant: Ready to perform in rain, wind, and damp environments so you can count on a flame when it’s needed most.
• 12+ Fires per Pack / Never Expires: Six four-inch strips provide multiple ignition opportunities without worrying about age or degradation.
• Proprietary Waxed Cotton Fabric: Durable strips that can be folded or cut to any shape for flexible ignition and packing convenience.
• Special Wax Protects Knife Blades: The wax coating acts as a protective lubricant, helping to shield blades during use and storage.
• Emergency Repair Patch: The wax surface doubles as a small, ready-use patch for minor repairs in a pinch.
• No Odors, Oils and Non-Toxic: Clean-burning and safe to handle, skin-friendly and gear-friendly for everyday carry.
• Compact and Versatile Format: Each pack weighs only 1 oz and comprises six four-inch strips that can be folded or trimmed to suit your needs.
• How to Use: Scrape the wax to expose the fine inner fiber strands with a key, ferro rod scraper, or knife spine, then strike the strands with a ferro rod or spark wheel to ignite; the tinder can be reused for multiple fires.

Benefits you’ll notice: a dependable, lightweight solution that thrives in adverse conditions, reduces gear clutter, and doubles as a practical tool for blade care and quick repairs. Whether you’re building a campfire in wet wood, starting a stove in cold weather, or stocking a minimalist survival kit, Spartan Fire delivers ready ignition, consistent performance, and real-world utility when every second and every breath counts.