UCOStormproof Sweetfire Strikeable Firestarters PK20

These are superior fire starters. I was hoping that just one of the 20 count could start a fire easily and it exceeded my expectations. I can’t see ever needing the massive fire starters they have after trying these 🔥 💯

There are times and places when starting a good fire can save lives. This brilliant product combines a waterproof, stormproof match with a waterproof, stormproof, long-burning tinder. My testing in wind and rain with damp tinder twigs demonstrates that these firestarters provide enough heat to dry out the damp twigs and get them burning.The only caveat is that the system will only work properly if you keep the provided red phosphorus striking surfaces dry and flat.

These matches get the job done and are so convenient to have around. I'm going to store them in some of my tin boxes that I have laying around for items just like this. Their burn time is great as advertised. Now I have all of the Titan Stormproof match kit sizes made by UCO.

I’m so glad I bought these. I tested a couple and was very happy with their performance. They burn plenty long enough to start camp fires.

Dont leave it out in the rail like I did, or they will be difficult to start. These are great fire starters if you keep them dry.

I use these fire starter wedges when lighting an outdoor wood furnace or a fire in the fireplace.Buy these, you can throw away your matches.I keep some in the Gator XUV in the event that I may need to light a fire, and any of you who backpack or camp, you really should consider carrying some.In the box, the wedges are wrapped in groups and there are additional strikers, so you don't need to carry the entire box with you, just a pack and a striker.Well worth the money.

I used these recently and they work as described

The Sweet Fire fire starters are the best fire starters I’ve ever used. These are FAR better than cotton balls soaked in Vaseline or any other goofy homemade system. They come wrapped as 4 packs with ultralight strikers for weight considerations while backpacking and consistently and easily start fires in even adverse conditions. They say they’ll burn for 7 minutes on their own but I’ve never needed that long to get a fire going. Highly recommended.