Reddit reviews True Utility FireStash Lighter Multi-Tool
We found 8 Reddit comments about True Utility FireStash Lighter Multi-Tool. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
This small key ring canister houses a fully working lighter that is ready to ignite at your commandMiniature waterproof lighter that perfectly fits on you key ring with a neoprene 'O' ring keeps water outAn essential for camping or smokingFueled by petrol refillable lighter (no fluid supplied)Measures 1.8 x 0.6 x 0.6 in; 2.9 oz.
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I work in the tech industry, but I'm not comfortable going too much further than that.
EDC (on my person):
Thingies on keychain:
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Google peanut lighters.
Uses lighter fluid, doesn't leak and doesn't let fluid evaporate.
Maratac brand seems to have the most varieties, made with different material from stainless steel, copper, aluminum, brass and different sizes, They look more well made than most chinese-copies and are within your budget.
See here
https://countycomm.com/collections/fire
You can find a really cheap one on Ebay, chinese-made, chrome-plated. They work just fine but the finishing will wear off if you carry it in your pocket.
I have one of these
https://www.amazon.com/True-Utility-FireStash-Lighter-Multi-Tool/dp/B007IOHPQS
Seems to the cheapest on Amazon too, this one about 1.8 inches tall.
The finishing is similar to zippo's black ice finishing, but mine has wore off already.
This one here
https://www.amazon.com/True-Utility-Fire-Stash-Multi-Tool/dp/B00ZRWJVGA
I think this one is new, looks promising.
i hope i don't do something against the rules by sending a link
www.amazon.de/dp/B007IOHPQS/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_GP55yb2AV1D34
this one
Sure! There are a ton of great keychain accessories out there but the criteria for mine are all items must:
1: Be < 2" (Preferably 1.5")
2: Fit in my pockets comfortably (jeans)
3: Be used at least once every 3 months
(Ambu Pouch excluded)
Accessories used Most - Least
The Freekey Sytem is the foundation of the keyring and is one of those products that is so elegant in its simplicity and functionality that it seems like it should have been invented years ago.
The SOG Straight Edge Key Knife comes sharp and has held an edge pretty well over the last few months. With its tiny blade it's not going to replace your Ka-Bar anytime soon but I can almost garuntee that you will use it more frequently.
The Swiss+ Tech 6 in 1 Utility Key coupled with The Infora Key Multitool seems to be gaining ground to overtake the SOG Key Knife as top tool in the line up with flat and Phillips screwdriver heads, bottle opener, and serrated blade.
The Streamlight Nano LED Flashlight is an awesome addition to the gang and probobly the one that has saved my ass the most, there are too many times I've wasted time looking for a light source in the dark.
The 2.0 64 GB Kingston Data Traveler SE9 USB drive. Reasonable speed coupled with great durability. The cast in keyhole eliminates the possibilty of losing the USB from a weak tether and defiantly holds a perminent place in my top 5 keychain accesories. Along with its basic utility I keep a file named "If Found: Reward" on it with my information in case I lose my key ring.
The True Utility TelePen telescoping keychain pen is one of those items that doesent get the everyday recognition the others do but is totally fucking clutch when you do need it. I owe a couple side projects I've picked up to this pen, partly because of the writing aspect but more from it as a talking piece.
The InCharge Ultra Portable Charging Cable is a cool little accessory that I thought would get the boot initially but saved my ass when I was in transit and my buddy only had an Apple cable with his charger.
The True Utility FireStash Keyring Lighter is the only item on the list that I haven't actually "needed" but will probobly keep anyway because fire is such a basic necessity and if I ever DO need it I'm probobly going to name my kids True and Utility.
The Ambu Res-Cue keychain CPR mask rounds out the list but might be the most important. Along with it being being a valuable lifesaving/self protection asset it's also super useful for locating my keys. I once read something about humans being able to see more shades of red than any other color and that our minds are geared to "ook out for it. Whether that's true or not it's always the first thing I see when I misplace them and because of its shape it stops my keys from going between the seats.
I didn't have a ton of time to type this up because I'm on my phone at work but I hope this helps!
Future:
Keychain Thermometer/Compass, CNCH Waller, And a handgun when I get my CC license.
I think it would last way longer than three weeks. The rubber O ring seems pretty good and if i keep it tight and fill the lighter as much as it will take then i wouldn't be surprised if thing would last indefinably.
Here is the one i've got.
Yeah. Here is the lighter from the True Utility website and here it is on Amazon. I paid about 10 bucks with shipping from Amazon. The most it should cost anywhere would be about 20 bucks.
I don't have the split pea, but I have this one and love it.
http://www.amazon.com/Utility-TU262-FireStash-Miniature-Lighter/dp/B007IOHPQS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1408469301&amp;sr=8-2&amp;keywords=split+pea+lighter