Everstryke Pro Fire Starter Review

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If you’re looking for a way to start a fire no matter where you are, the Everstryke Pro is an excellent way to ensure you can do it. Featuring a new and improved design, including replaceable flint and a wick that lasts 10 times longer, the Everstryke is a dependable means of starting a fire even if it’s been soaked in water.

Features of the Everstryke Pro

The Everstryke features a number of great perks. It contains a ferro rod and wick all in one fire starting kit, fitting conveniently in a pocket. It both strikes and burns hot at over 3000 degrees, with a flame burning at over 600 degrees fahrenheit. The device is easy to use, and you can strike a match to start a fire without burning your fingertips; it is also long lasting, ensuring more than 15000 long burning strikes.

With a built-in o-ring to keep fuel from evaporating, the Everstryke lasts for years, compared to a Zippo, which could run dry in less than a week. It’s the ultimate survival took, and as many experienced survivalists know, a fire can mean the difference between life and death. This little device ensures you’ll be prepared.

Offered by Joe Marshall as a free perk for starting the SurvivalLife course, the EverStryke match was designed to solve a frustrating problem faced by survivalists everywhere: being able to start a fire reliably on the go. The ferro rod and wick in one ensure that the device will always light. This makes it a great safety tool for hiking, climbing, cycling, or camping ventures. Once you see the enormous value of the Everstryke, you may even device to keep one on your keychain, in the car, or in your pocket. It will work in any weather conditions, even in freezing snow or pouring rain.

How it Works

One of the Everstryke’s best features is that it’s extremely simple to use and maintain. All you need to do is unscrew the top of the striking rod to fill the match. Be sure to fill the container to one fourth depth of its full amount. Don’t ever overfill it.

To use the Everstryke, just hold the lighter in your dominant hand, and then take out the match stick from the box. Then, tilt the lighter toward the match stick.

Be sure to keep the lighter away from your body as you perform this action. Scratch the rod about 5 to 10 times to remove its coating. At this point, simply strike the rod and you’ll light the spark you need. Do it as swiftly as possible so the rod’s lifespan will remain stable and long-living.

For the wick, you’ll just need to pull the nip of the striking rod to ignite it. Fit it to the match rod and enter the nib, pressing it to make it tight. The wick will be longer and you’ll be able to achieve the flame you need.

Additional Perks

In addition to the Everstryke Match, you’ll get a handy kit that you can clip on to your backpack or knapsack. It’s nice and compact, so you can also fit it in your pocket. Included are the ferro rod, the wick, and fuel, with a capacity of more than 15000 burning strikes.

Ensuring Premium Care

To make sure your Everstryke works for as many years as possible, be sure to saturate the wick thoroughly before each strike. Avoid overfilling the canister so no fuel spills, and be sure to fully tighten the striker after each use. You should aim to burn the flame on the match for ten seconds or less, if possible.

User Feedback of the Everstryke Pro

One user who received his free Everstryke found that after putting just a little bit of fluid, he’s been using it daily for cigarette lighting, and never has any problems with it. It’s more reliable than a Zippo, in his view, and lights the first time every time. Another user found it much easier to light his propane stoves and fires at campsites using this tool. Once the Everstryke starts burning, it stays lit, and reliably gets the flame going. He also found it was a great conversation piece, looking cool and being easy to carry.

Conclusion

If you need a quick, easy, free way to get your fires started, the Everstryke Pro can get the job done every time. This reliable, portable, simple-to-use device is one of the best available — and since it’s completely free from SurvivalLife, you can check out first hand just how great this little tool can be.