THE TINDER POUCH

I LOOK AT A GREAT BIT OF KIT A TINDER POUCH FOR WET CONDITIONS..SAFE JOURNEYS
www.stitchedgear.com

[@Tuxdaddy]

Have had one I made for over 20 years. Great piece of gear.

[@boomshanka8743]

Merry Christmas sir, to you and yours! I wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos, they are as refreshing and informative as reading Kephart. Thank you for taking the time to make them!

[@cj_m2477]

Thank you for another excellent tutorial Blackie! Very informative. Gave me some ideas.

[@davidleasure9138]

Awesome piece of kit

[@MikeWareoffthebeatenpath]

Randy is a awesome craftsman. I had some time to come look at your channel and your preaching what the latest video I just did. I have multiple bags of dry goods for fire starters. But The video is made for those who give up when the fire did not last. You said it best. When the resource presents itself get it. My 8 year old keeps on my dash a ziploc bag of dry's for emergency road break downs for me lol. If I take it off dash and put in the middle console. He says you need more flash? Thanks for sharing your wisdom.. ATB Mike

[@csh6220]

Great looking pouches. I like the traditional look and feel of leather as well. the chances of my being in a survival situation (that term is used to death), or an emergency situation are very, very small, as due to my health I don't go trekking in the woods as often as I would like, but I still want to have a way to make fire in a hurry. A tinder pouch is a nice thing to have, a necessity if you will. Thanks for sharing your pouch video Blackie.

[@jamesaritchie1]

I like tradition, too, but I keep some things in my emergency pouch that aren't traditional. I keep three Esbit fuel tabs that are wrapped in petroleum soaked cotton balls. These things are a fire in and of themselves, and can boil water. But they're also the best fire starters I've ever tried. Thirteen hundred degrees for fifteen minutes can get just about anything burning.

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Thanks for sharing. Appreciate traditional, too. Also, appreciate the concept of "putting away for a rainy day" within your video. A goodly portion of fine fire tinder is only available seasonally, as you noted. Kinda hard to find an appropriate dead cedar in a hardwoods forest. Thumbs up, my friend.

[@rldickie]

Don't throw out that old leather jacket folks! The cargo pockets from mine are now tinder pouches and the swatches from the sleeves and back have 101 uses.

[@wcknives]

Love my tinder pouch from Stitched Gear. Awesome products.

[@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation]

Nothing like quality leather gear, especially if it is gear you need to count on.

[@shmuckmagoo]

Saving lives. Good video

[@lutherhgrindstonemtn3456]

Thanks for sharing! There are alot of great stuff like this that is shared that can help us who might not think of these things. Well, you know what I mean! LOL! Take care Blackie, Pray You and the family have a Very Merry Christmas and a Healthy Happy New Year!

[@petemcpherson2259]

That is a beautiful and highly functional tinder roll and pouch, very cool.

[@stephensgate1]

Blackie, I went ahead and ordered one for myself. I was using a simple cotton bag, it was time to get something proper. Thank you for the recommendation, Merry Christmas to you and yours brother, -Stephen, Ohio

[@deaconfaith]

Great video! Curious to how it’s holding up years later?

[@wmluna381]

I saw Praxxus55712 take the insides of a dry milkweed seed pod and set it on fire and it did a super fast flash burn.

[@Drewskimac1]

I can't agree with ya enough Blackie - yes we have plastic etc. available, but I like traditional. After all, our ancestors made it long enough to make us, so they obviously did something right.

[@deanmacleod1379]

For a last ditch EMERGENCY fire kit nothing beats a small road flare. Flare - Kindling - Fuel - Fire - Live

[@ShelleyRaskin]

I like the big one, and am very tempted, what’s holding me back is that it is chromium tanned, not veg tanned, now I may be wrong but I thought that chromium tanning causes the leather to (slowly) disintegrate, so am worried about this falling apart, however I stand to be corrected, if I am wrong I would love to know it as this looks like a great piece of kit...