Victorinox Fire Ant - Green

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The Victorinox Fire Ant is an essential upgrade for outdoor enthusiasts who carry a Swiss Army Knife with a corkscrew, offering a reliable and compact fire-starting solution for wilderness survival or camping. Designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing tool, it provides an immediate ignition source in a featherlight package, though users must note that it requires a compatible knife model with a corkscrew attachment to be effective.
| Model Part Number | 41330B1-GREEN-SINGLE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Victorinox |
No, it is specifically designed for Swiss Army Knives that feature a corkscrew tool.
No, the spine of your Swiss Army Knife blade is perfectly suited for striking the rod.
The material absorbs light and will glow for several hours, depending on how much ambient light it has been exposed to.
Yes, ferrocerium rods function even when wet; simply wipe the surface dry before striking for the best results.
Yes, it is a consumable tool that will provide many strikes before the ferrocerium rod is fully depleted.
Ensure the device is pushed fully into the spiral. If it continues to slip, check if the corkscrew wire has been bent or damaged.
Ensure you are using the sharp spine of your knife blade rather than the sharpened edge, and strike at a steeper angle to generate better friction.
To install, simply press the Fire Ant into the spiral of your Swiss Army Knife's corkscrew until it sits flush. Ensure your knife model includes this specific attachment; the Fire Ant will not fit into models featuring only a Phillips head screwdriver or reamer. To maintain the tool, keep the fire steel clean and dry. Avoid long-term exposure to harsh chemicals that might degrade the glow-in-the-dark material. If the rod becomes oxidized, you can lightly scrape the surface with your knife blade to expose fresh material for better spark production.