This Lighter DOUBLES my Survival Rate

[@OpenAirAdventure]

Oh boy did that bring back memories. The old bics use to have the adjustment but they discontinued them.

[@remoteandrestless]

Fire is crucial in the outdoors. We had a lot of fun as boy scouts turning up cheap lighters into flame throwers. Hope your enjoying hibernation

[@SteveRobReviews]

Love it , great hack to remember. 👍👍

[@PinetreeLine]

Marc I remember doing this hack back in the day. Having multiple lighters and/or multiple methods to light a fire is a must in the backcountry. Thanks Brother! 🍻

[@marksmith9295]

Thanks for sharing this modification for the see through lighters Marc. This trick will work great for lighting Coleman lanterns (as well as fires) instead of matches. I did a similar mod to a refillable mini butane torch lighter a few years ago but its tough to see the blue flame at times.

[@Anndyinthewoods]

Excellent information Marc. That's a hack that many of us ex-smokers know. Great idea teaching it to others that may not have seen it. Thanks for sharing!

[@jsteelsadventureandvariety]

Awesome tip Buddy👍👍

[@EverydayProjects]

You're a Fire Bug!! Great tips and advice on what lighter to carry and why. Nice hack to turn up the volume of gas for a bigger flame!

[@remoteandrestless]

My go to fire starter in an emergency is a road flare. An old lion hunter told me about it and having 15 minutes of high intensity torch in the pack means I can get the wettest wood lit no problem

[@flynorthproductions]

That was a cool hack. I've never thought about lighters in such detail. I liked the tin idea too, I've been using a watertight bag for my fire kit but the tin would be much more durable. 👍

[@pleinairbarnettoutdoors]

Excellent! Simple! Loving it. May I share with online camping/overlanding groups that I know?

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Marc- that’s a great tip! I have definitely learned something about those lighters. Thanks for sharing this. Take care and God bless

[@GrampiesWorkshop]

How's she goin'? That's a neat hack for the lighter. Good tips on survival Marc. Thanks and take 'er easy!!