You can make fire using an empty flintwheel lighter. Watch the video to see how.
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3 Comments
This is actually very helpful if you're stuck out in the cold. People leave old lighters everywhere and cloth is easy to find.
very clever as long everything is dry...
nice, you can also get some fibers from your socks if you dont have a swab
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