Camping, Hunting & Fishing
Starts Fires in Wind, Rain, and High-Altitude Cold
Whether you are hunting in damp autumn timber, paddling a kayak across a choppy lake, or pitching camp high above tree line where thin air starves ordinary butane flames, weather rarely cooperates when you need heat most. CamoLighter's sealed woodland camouflage casing shrugs off rain and mud while the 1,800°F dual plasma arc lights waxed tinder cords, shaved feather sticks, and camp-stove burners on the very first press of the thumb ignition button.
Clip the included woven lanyard around your neck, belt loop, or pack strap using the molded lanyard clip on the lid so your fire starter stays tethered while you work in cold or gloved hands. At just 2.9 inches tall, 1.9 inches wide, 0.7 inches deep, and 0.25 lb, it rides unnoticed in a jacket pocket or tackle tray until the exact moment you need a reliable spark or a bright flashlight beam on the trail after sunset.
Tested for up to 500 ignitions per full charge — enough for weeks of campfires and stove boil-ups.
