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product_id: 297225545
title: "Striker-Pro High Speed Steel HSS Striker for Ferro Rod Fire Starter (5)"
brand: "bayite"
price: "KD 22.60"
currency: KWD
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reviews_count: 5
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region: Kuwait
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# Striker-Pro High Speed Steel HSS Striker for Ferro Rod Fire Starter (5)

**Brand:** bayite
**Price:** KD 22.60
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Striker-Pro High Speed Steel HSS Striker for Ferro Rod Fire Starter (5) by bayite
- **How much does it cost?** KD 22.60 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.kw](https://www.desertcart.com.kw/products/297225545-striker-pro-high-speed-steel-hss-striker-for-ferro-rod)

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## Description

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Review: The strikers that come with most ferro rods are too soft to make much of a spark. I've really good luck with half of a pair of scissors, if they are good quality. Had good luck with blades from a mini-lathe. These Bayite strikers are good tool steel and appear to work as well as the HSS mini-lathe blades. Don't know about longevity, but these appear to be genuine HSS tool steel. I bought some from a site that starts with E and they looked the same but were some kind of softer steel. Yes, they would produce a spark, but not much and only had one sharp edge. I threw them away. These Bayite strikers are the real deal, and they have 6 striking edges (if you count the tip). Although people say there is a lot of difference in ferro rods, I've tried many different ones and in my experience, they are all pretty much the same. The magic is in the striker. And these are very good strikers. With six functional edges, even if you use it enough to wear down one edge, it's still operable. Beware of lookalikes, they might or might not use the same steel - and the hard tool steel plus that sharp corner is what makes them work. There are other strikers that are as good, but I doubt you will find any that are better. Having been lost once while snowshoeing, and spending the night under a tree in subfreezing temperatures at 10,000 ft altitude, I will say that in a precarious situation, you want a fire starter that works. And these work. If you have any ferro rods that came with stamped strikers, throw away the strikers and replace them with one of these. Or two, for redundancy. Few people are ever in a lost hiker situation, but if you ever are, you want stuff that works. Trust me on this....
Review: If you are considering buying a dedicated striker - Buy these. Yeah, $2 each in a 5-pack, but all sorts of worth it. In fact, if you are at the point of needing them they are a great bargain. Check my name and follow it to the review of another brand of strikers -that after much testing, work, work, work and swearing I tossed in the garbage and wrote a scathing review. These Bayite Strikers WORK and work well. In fact, after a year and over ten other striker items ( hacksaw blades, utility knife blades ( which come in second but are sort of dangerous), the back and edges of knife blades, and the strikers that come with most cheap ferro rods - Bayite wins hands down. Best, most, and furthest thrown sparks. A no contest win. I agree with everything in G. Michael's review titled "Built to Function", so read it too. I've been a live out in the country Prepper before that term existed. In fact, I may be older than "Survivalist". I've camped middle of nowhere swamps and semi-arid climate areas all four seasons and usually manage to get hit with the worst of weather. These are replacing all my strikers ( but I am keeping that little bit of hacksaw blade).

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07FK89SS5 |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.8 x 1.9 x 0.8 Centimeters |
| Item Weight | 45.4 g |
| Item part number | BYT-STRIKER-PRO |

## Images

![Striker-Pro High Speed Steel HSS Striker for Ferro Rod Fire Starter (5) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/613F4D83QYL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Do the strikers wear out before the rods**
A: These strikes last beyond a single rod’s lifetime … easily … i have already gone through one 1/2” x 6” ferrocerium rod already … i purchased two 3-packs of these strikers.  These are simply the best you can buy.  I am set for life since i also purchased 20 ferrocerium rods too … i like the softer 1/2” x 6” rods.  These strikers are High Speed tooled steel alloy … hardened to 64 HRC … which is very very hard.  The edges should last for many many years.  These will rust … so dry them off when they get wet …

**Q: how much does one striker weigh?**
A: I never weighed one but it can't be more than a few grams

**Q: How long is the actual striker in length? Dont care about package length only item length interests me**
A: Please refer to the detailed size of this striker in this picture. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Ux4souXvL._AC_SL1500_.jpg

**Q: Does the steel run the whole length of the handle and integrate into the lanyard hole? Like a full tang? Or does it only go part-way into the plastic?**
A: Judging by the one's I just received and looking at right now, judging by the bulge in the plastic molded handle, I'd say the scrapper is embedded, maybe 3/8" into the handle. Appears as secure as any molded over item similar to this.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by N***E on 14 November 2023*

The strikers that come with most ferro rods are too soft to make much of a spark. I've really good luck with half of a pair of scissors, if they are good quality. Had good luck with blades from a mini-lathe. These Bayite strikers are good tool steel and appear to work as well as the HSS mini-lathe blades. Don't know about longevity, but these appear to be genuine HSS tool steel. I bought some from a site that starts with E and they looked the same but were some kind of softer steel. Yes, they would produce a spark, but not much and only had one sharp edge. I threw them away. These Bayite strikers are the real deal, and they have 6 striking edges (if you count the tip). Although people say there is a lot of difference in ferro rods, I've tried many different ones and in my experience, they are all pretty much the same. The magic is in the striker. And these are very good strikers. With six functional edges, even if you use it enough to wear down one edge, it's still operable. Beware of lookalikes, they might or might not use the same steel - and the hard tool steel plus that sharp corner is what makes them work. There are other strikers that are as good, but I doubt you will find any that are better. Having been lost once while snowshoeing, and spending the night under a tree in subfreezing temperatures at 10,000 ft altitude, I will say that in a precarious situation, you want a fire starter that works. And these work. If you have any ferro rods that came with stamped strikers, throw away the strikers and replace them with one of these. Or two, for redundancy. Few people are ever in a lost hiker situation, but if you ever are, you want stuff that works. Trust me on this....

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by N***Y on 30 July 2019*

If you are considering buying a dedicated striker - Buy these. Yeah, $2 each in a 5-pack, but all sorts of worth it. In fact, if you are at the point of needing them they are a great bargain. Check my name and follow it to the review of another brand of strikers -that after much testing, work, work, work and swearing I tossed in the garbage and wrote a scathing review. These Bayite Strikers WORK and work well. In fact, after a year and over ten other striker items ( hacksaw blades, utility knife blades ( which come in second but are sort of dangerous), the back and edges of knife blades, and the strikers that come with most cheap ferro rods - Bayite wins hands down. Best, most, and furthest thrown sparks. A no contest win. I agree with everything in G. Michael's review titled "Built to Function", so read it too. I've been a live out in the country Prepper before that term existed. In fact, I may be older than "Survivalist". I've camped middle of nowhere swamps and semi-arid climate areas all four seasons and usually manage to get hit with the worst of weather. These are replacing all my strikers ( but I am keeping that little bit of hacksaw blade).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***B on 18 October 2025*

Good, quality strikers!

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