Zippo Typhoon Matches

Entre mis curiosidades de asado tengo un fuelle de Piel que compré en una prestigiosa tienda de cortes, este fuelle me ha servido para calentar carbón de volada o cuando agregas carbón y quieres acelerar la distribución de calor, pero la verdad es que es una friega tener que acercar las manos y andar bombeando. El fuelle electrico de Zippo podrá pacerer que arroja una corriente de aire muy leve, pero al ser una corriente de aire constante es muy efectiva para prender el carbón una vez que tienes brasa. Si tienes uno de esos iniciadores de lata y ocotes (o sus versiones más potentes) podrías tener una carga de carbón al rojo vivo en menos de 10 minutos. Yo le sople al carbón como a medio metro de distancia y arrojó suficiente aire para poder incrementar rápidamente la cantidad de braza en un asador weber. Totalmente recomendable.

The Zippo Axe Saw is a versatile tool that’s perfect for camping and outdoor activities! It combines an axe and a saw in one compact design, making it easy to tackle various tasks without needing multiple tools. The axe is sharp and durable, while the saw blade cuts smoothly through branches and small logs. I love how lightweight it is, which makes it easy to carry in my gear. For the price, you’re getting a well-made, multifunctional tool that holds up in tough conditions. Highly recommend it for anyone who loves spending time outdoors and wants a reliable, space-saving solution!

The air stream is narrow enough that you’re not blowing ashes all over. One button operation. Batteries are replaceable AA.

Used this on a 7 week camping/road trip across the North East US and Canada. It worked great, it turned weak embers into raging flames and was great for getting poor quality firewood to actually catch fire. If I was to give any negative feedback, batteries don't last long in it. Ideally it would be made with an internal rechargable battery, for now it's AA batteries that I have to keep stocked with my camping gear. I'd buy it again in a minute.

I have a few strikers and this one works just aswell but I like the clipping of the striker and rod in one piece rather than dangling seperately on paracord (and don't like using my knife spine for this).The fatwood style bundles it comes with work really well too, I broke it in half and stuck in a lint tin to use when it's wetter and regular feathered wood wouldn't go up, and it worked well in those conditions.