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Thyrm Introduces PyroVault 2.0

Sunnyvale, CA — Thyrm is proud to introduce our next-generation upgrade for your favorite lighter, the PyroVault 2.0. It features a durable exoskeleton design, a full gasket seal, one-handed opening, and much more. Up-armor your lighter and be equally ready for wilderness adventures and everyday carry.

“We listened to our customers about the features they wanted in a compact fire-starting tool. After hundreds of sketches, prototypes, and field tests, we are thrilled with the outcome.  We’ve adapted the dimensions of the Pyrovault to accommodate more inserts including Zippo’s new line of torch and flame offerings. We added a full-size lanyard hole for retention options, a precision-machined pivot axle and spring, and even fit Tinder-Quik fire tabs inside. Fire is life, and the new PyroVault 2.0 is ready to help you live yours to the fullest.”

-THYRM COO, Deborah Frazier

The PyroVault 2.0 Lighter Armor Features:

-Dual-wall, dual-color exoskeleton design
-Full gasket seal to keep fuel in and water out
-Full-size lanyard hole for retention in the field
-Stainless torsion spring and axle for reliable one-handed opening
-New low-profile latch for easy striker-wheel access
-Hidden Tinder-Quik™ fire starter included
-Designed and Made in the USA

The PyroVault is available for purchase at Thyrm.com and authorized dealers.

thyrm.com/product/pyrovault-2-0-lighter-armor

One Response to “Thyrm Introduces PyroVault 2.0”

  1. mark says:

    I have the Gen 1 Pyrovault, which I bought the day it debuted on SSD years ago.

    This 2.0 looks to be a nice upgrade; much better lanyard configuration, and the hinge looks beefier.

    Adding a spare tinder piece is also inspired, as they can be ignited by the flint striker wheel of a zippo even when empty. This is really a good idea as theres no telling when the fuel on a zippo will give out.

    I’m hoping the gasket of the 2.0 is tighter than my 1.0. Mine needed perhaps a tighter lock button, as it didnt squeeze the lid quite tight enough. It would last about 3 weeks before evaporation vs 1 week for a standard zippo – quite the improvement – but a tighter seal would have boosted fuel longevity into months.