Im looking for a small waterproof box to put all my emergency fire starting stuff in (matches, firesteel, tinder, etc...). would this be big enough?
163974
More than big enough. I use the 1010 for my fire kit and it has started multiple fires without having to be reloaded.
163975
Yes it should. I can fit my wallet, cell phone, and keys. I think the inside measurements are approx. 3 x 3 x 6. It's tucked away in my boat for the winter so I can't check the exact measurements for you.
163976
It was big enough to fit two cell phones and a wallet with a little extra space. The measurements should give you more accurate information.
2055662
The short answer to that question is: yes. This box is water tight and thus has a compartment full of air. You should be fine.
1714861
absolutely that is their whole purpose...the fire starter will generate a flame ..the hardest part is finding dry tinder if you are deluged by a rainstorm
791082
The Magnesium Fire Starter kit (box) is larger than a credit card. It's about 4" long and 3" wide. Ours is stored in a small water proof, corded container that also holds a small "tin" (an old cough drop can) that holds some magnesium shavings to have ready. That and a small stash of tinder to spark from the shavings.
81429
Maybe a mini iPad...otherwise I would say no. I did fit my Kindle Fire in it last night.
1433743
This does not look watertight. Its the typical small screw secured case with unsealed button. It's also a bit larger than I expected ~1.25 x 2 x .6", and has a visor clip.
340258
I'm adding it as part of my fire starting kit for camping/SHTF. It will work when a lighter doesn't. I am including a few lighters and water proof matches as well. Always good to have a few options to start a fire
1376328
I'm not sure how big the inspire is. My iPhone 4S in an letterbox defender fits ok. I wouldn't suggest swimming with this. I'd feel comfortable using it as protection in case you fall in or drop it, but not for long underwater exposure. If you really want waterproof spend the money and get a lifeproof case. I did, it was well worth it. I take mine swimming and use it as an underwater camera, works perfectly.
1012032
That would be correct. If you are looking to have a HUGE fire, you may want something bigger.
774500
It would depend on the size of the opening, but I have it in an outdoor firepit without an issue.
1568505
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought a lifeproof case was already water proof? If so why would you need this? But yeah it'll probably fit.
1615988
It will keep it organized, but the protection is not waterproof. It's simply more of a dust cover. You'll need to make 16-20 crimps on the supplied connectors since it doesn't have flying wire leads.
1108895
Yes. It is not very big so if you need a smaller camping bag, it is perfect!
1507162
The box is sturdy but I would not trust it to be waterproof unless u r storing things that can get wet , hope this helps.
2126804
It is not water resistant or fire proof. But it is a strong steel box with secure easy access.
2244297
definitely is not fire proof. We purchased flame retardant pouches for the safe contents. It is not water proof, I don't know for sure, but am pretty sure.....
1742634
I would not think this is waterproof. It can probably handle a little mist. I have one on a batterybox i built. The switch is as solid as any type of switch this size is. It doesn't feel like it would take a hard blow and stay intact.