Outdoor Element

Outdoor Element gear for practical outdoor use

Outdoor Element makes compact, functional equipment for camping, bushcraft, everyday carry and emergency preparedness. The range brings together fire-lighting tools, useful carry accessories and practical kit for life outdoors.

Fire-lighting tools and tinder

Keep fire-starting equipment close at hand with the Outdoor Element Firebiner and Fire Escape. These multitool carabiners combine carrying features with an EverSpark fire-starting system and other built-in tools. For tinder, Fiber Light is a lightweight option supplied in a compact tin and designed to catch a spark or match, including in damp conditions.

Useful kit for your pack and camp kitchen

The range also includes the Kodiak Survival Bracelet, which combines paracord with additional survival features, and the Scrub n Scrape cleaning kit for washing cookware at camp. Their compact formats make them easy to add to an outdoor pack, vehicle kit or everyday carry setup.

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Browse our Outdoor Element products to compare fire starters, tinder, carry tools and camp accessories. Check each product page for its exact features, dimensions and intended use before choosing the right item for your kit.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Outdoor Element Firebiner?

The Firebiner is a multitool carabiner with an integrated fire-starting wheel and additional utility features. It is designed for carrying gear and everyday outdoor use; it is not climbing equipment.

What is the difference between the Firebiner and Fire Escape?

Both combine a carabiner-style carry design with fire-starting capability. The Fire Escape adds emergency features such as a seatbelt cutter and a glass breaker. Check the individual product listing for its full specification.

What is Fiber Light tinder used for?

Fiber Light is fire-starting tinder for use with a spark, match or lighter. It can be used for activities such as camping and cooking outdoors. Follow safe fire-lighting practices and local restrictions.