Wholesale Survival Paracord Bracelet | Survival Kit Fire Starter | Compass, Whistle, Ferro

Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom
Material:Paracord, Fire Striker, Steel, Ferro, Bagasse, Carbon, Ferrocerium, Flint, Magnesium, Metal, Pine, Pitchwood, Waxed Cotton, Wood
Type:Fire Starter Kit
Features:EDC, Survival, Fire Starter, Fire Lighting, Camping, Shelter Building, Fire Striker, Knife, Disposable, Lightweight, Nontoxic, Odorless, Smokeless, Waterproof, Works When Wet
Brand:Forest Fundamentals

? 5 Function Survival Bracelet: Each bracelet includes a Ferro rod fire starter, 100DB emergency whistle, compass, knife, and 12-feet of military-grade 550 para-cord.

? Fully adjustable: the bracelet can be adjusted to suit anyone, it¡¯s perfect for both adults and children.

? Military-grade cord: The bracelet includes 3.2m (10.5feet) of waterproof 7-core parachute cord. Parachute cord is invaluable in the field and has a range of uses including creating hunting, first-aid, shelter building, and carrying. The cord is strong enough to carry objects up to 250kg (550lb).

Why is this an essential piece of kit?

Imagine you are camping and decide to take a long evening walk before dark. You planned to return before dark so dressed lightly and didn¡¯t pack many pieces of kit. After a few miles walking downstream, you slip smashing your leg upon impact. Realising the sun is starting to set and the temperature drop, all you have on you is the survival bracelet.

After assessing the situation, and deciding walking back is too risky in the dark, especially with a badly injured leg you decide to stay put. With the temperature dropping fire is essential. After sourcing some fuel, you use your included Ferro rod and cord as tinder to get a fire started. With the remaining cord, you create a basic lean-to shelter and hang up your wet clothes for drying.

Then, using the cord and a piece of straight wood you create a leg splint for your leg and using the whistle reveal your location to anyone who might be looking. If no one comes to your rescue, you follow the river back to camp with the aid of your compass.

Let’s hope it never gets to this! But there is definitely peace of mind knowing you will never be without the necessary means to create shelter and fire.