Is this the future? Metal Matches

Today's episode we go over the viability of Metal Matches and if there something you should carry in your camping gear/survival kit.

[@CoreyMason-r8g]

Great video and review of the product ⚠️🔥💯👍

[@T260.]

Thank you

[@jorgebolivar]

Thank You for review it for me. One less thing I will not have to test and throw it away.

[@T260.]

Yeah it's already stopped working. I do not have a high opinion when it comes to metal matches not worth the money

[@warofrazors]

hold it differently. put a finger/thumb over the hole to contain the fuel and stop it igniting. light it in your hand, like you would a match on a striker, instead of going towards a surface like you would with a ferrous rod and tinder. however, they arent great things for everyday use. its basically a zippo thats harder to use. the benefit is long term storage of viable fuel for striking a fire in an emergency.

[@leticiacardenas4779]

Very good

[@T260.]

Thank you \ Gracias

[@johnsmithfakename8422]

I do not own one and even I understand how that device works. It uses a cotton wick (a flaw in the design but probably a necessary one), the cotton wick absorbs the fuel and a spark ignites it. If it stays burning for too long (Some say 5 seconds) the fuel will be consumed and it will start burning the cotton. It looked like you burned the cotton and need to expose more of the wick.

[@T260.]

It was not a very good product we tested a thirdly. it no longer even functions. It's essentially a lighter. Not worth the money.

[@bahmantahmasebi6328]

too much fuel

[@T260.]

That's what I thought too. But after filming I filled it up again but only about 1/4 And let it set for 10 minutes And it still would catch on fire.