Light My Fire Swedish FireKnife w/ Fire Starter

I just returned today from a weekend camping trip for my friend's bachelor party. I would call us recreational campers/hikers. He usually camps once a year with his fiance as well. I wanted to get him a unique and affordable little gift for his bachelor camping trip, but something that wouldn't be put on the shelf and forgotten about either. Something that would warrant use in particular circumstances. So after some research, I concluded on the Light My Fire/Mora knife. It wasn't too expensive where one would feel guilty using it in the field or if it got lost, it can easily be replaced without feeling guilty about the money spent. I own a Mora MG Clipper carbon steel so I am a fan and know what they're capable of. Mora has a great reputation for ridiculously sharp and quality, affordable knives. Additionally, it isn't as large as the clipper knives so it can easily be stored in his trunk of his vehicle as he travels for work and could come in handy in an emergency or for simple tasks that might necessitate the need for a knife. He put it to use for the first time yesterday and it was really impressive. Like all Mora's it came hair shaving sharp out of the box. I opted for the lime green color so it would be visible in the woods if it was dropped. Someone was about to light the campfire with a Bic Lighter, but I stopped him and suggested that the bachelor try out his new knife. The Light My Fire fire steel worked like a charm. After three precise strikes on our makeshift tinder (dryer lint stuffed in a cardboard toilet paper roll that I dabbed with some Carmex lip balm), the tinder ignited and provided the starting base for our fire that we kept roaring through the night for about 15 friends from HS and College. We had a great time around the camp fire cooking and drinking, talking about old times and the future and busting each others' chops as good friends do. And it all started with the Light My Fire/Mora Knife. He and I were both very satisfied with the gift. This knife definitely shouldn't be abused and used for heavy duty bushcraft, but it is perfect for light duty tasks pertaining to anglers, campers, hikers, and the like for the practicality and quality.