Bushcraft Fire Necklace
The ideal minimalist fire starter to have on you as part of your EDC (Every Day Carry) kit or as a backup solution when heading out on long multi-day camping trips. The Sidekick fire starter necklace is made using the Forest Fundamentals Ferrocenium™ blend, the rod itself has the optimum balance of softness and durability. The necklace chain itself is 550 ‘survival’ cord which includes strands of copper wire, fishing line, waxed jute and parachute cord. This multi-purpose cord allows you to adapt and overcome situations out in the field. Such as repairing shoelaces, fishing, shelter building, making snares and more. As seen in Mike’s “14+ Bushcraft Skills: Survival Tips” video (Watch below)
The ideal minimalist fire starter to have on you as part of your EDC (Every Day Carry) kit or as a backup solution when heading out on long multi-day camping trips. The Sidekick fire starter necklace is made using the Forest Fundamentals Ferrocenium™ blend, the rod itself has the optimum balance of softness and durability. The necklace chain itself is 550 ‘survival’ cord which includes strands of copper wire, fishing line, waxed jute and parachute cord. This multi-purpose cord allows you to adapt and overcome situations out in the field. Such as repairing shoelaces, fishing, shelter building, making snares and more. As seen in Mike’s “14+ Bushcraft Skills: Survival Tips” video (Watch below)
The ideal minimalist fire starter to have on you as part of your EDC (Every Day Carry) kit or as a backup solution when heading out on long multi-day camping trips. The Sidekick fire starter necklace is made using the Forest Fundamentals Ferrocenium™ blend, the rod itself has the optimum balance of softness and durability. The necklace chain itself is 550 ‘survival’ cord which includes strands of copper wire, fishing line, waxed jute and parachute cord. This multi-purpose cord allows you to adapt and overcome situations out in the field. Such as repairing shoelaces, fishing, shelter building, making snares and more. As seen in Mike’s “14+ Bushcraft Skills: Survival Tips” video (Watch below)
