Price: $10.49
(as of Apr 27, 2025 13:29:06 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Our magnesium is the hottest burning magnesium you can by. Start a fire quickly with a ferro rod, torch lighter or wooden matches, burns white hot ( 4000 °) even in wet conditions. The lightest and hottest fire starting material you can buy. Will light wet tinder when nothing else will. I have used magnesium while backpacking from sea level to Mt. Whitney at 14000 plus fee for over 30 years. That’s why it is so popular with all outdoors enthusiast all over the US. Thanks for looking.
See you on the trail. Steve Kaeser
Shaved, shaved, shreds, chips, spiral, powder magnesium for easy startingMade and shipped from USA.Start a fire in any conditionsBurns white hot, lights even when wetStarts with ferro rod, wooden matches or torch lighter
Magnesium is a solid combustible material and is not highly flammable. Magnesium ignites at around 800 degrees Fahrenheit and burns much hotter.
If using wooden matches or a lighter you need about 2-4 seconds of direct contact. When using this method make a small, pyramid shaped mound and make sure the flame is in direct contact with the smallest, thinnest slivers or spirals of magnesium. If there is wind, position the flame so that the wind blows it onto the magnesium. Once ignited stir the magnesium with a stick or your striker to add
oxygen.
Please use common sense and good judgement when using this and all fire starting products.
Do not use indoors.
Be Safe, and practice makes perfect. Always have a plan to quickly
extinguish your fire. Attempting to extinguish burning magnesium
with sand is a good idea, water is not.
Please keep away from children.
(8) Reusable 2 1/2in x 3in waterproof zip lock bags, full of magnesium shavings, chips, shreds, and spirals.
Magnesium is a solid combustible material, ignites with with ferro rod, match or lighter in 2-5 seconds
Ignites wet tinder in seconds, lightweight
4000 °F burning temperature
Customers say
Customers find the fire starting material reliable and easy to use, making it a great addition to emergency and camping kits. The product catches fire with ease and burns brightly, though some report it won’t ignite with a flint. While some customers consider it good value for money, others find it a waste of money.
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