Daily YouTube – The Fire Puck Matchless Firestarter

The Fire Puck Matchless Firestarter

[Here's a brief review of yet another neat fire-starting device. The Fire Puck is a viable bug out bag option because it is easy to use, lightweight at about 2 oz. each, and burns in the rain and wind. It is sold in packs of 6 for about $20-25 depending on where you buy it. Although I don't own these I think they may be a useful adjunct to normal methods of fire-starting. Check it out.]

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