UCO Stormproof Sweetfire Fire Starter Points - Package of 8
Start a fire without matches, in any weather. This set of UCO Stormproof Sweetfire strikable fire starter points is made from sugarcane byproduct, with each point burning for 6 min.
- Great for lighting campfires, stoves, gas barbecues and more
- Made from bagasse, a sugarcane byproduct that's already used around the world as a renewable biofuel
- Match head is windproof and waterproof and can be lit in all conditions
- Features a stormproof strikable tip, which can be used with striker on box, eliminating the need for matches
- Infused with vegetable wax, each point burns for 7 min.
- Individual fire starter points come connected and are ready to break off and use
- Box of 8 points
Imported.
| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Bagasse (sugarcane waste) |
| Dimensions | 3.2 x 2.6 x 1.2 inches |
| Weight | 1.9 ounces |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
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Best fire starter ever! All you need is one!
I started using the UCO Sweetfire fire starter sticks this season. They have become my primary go to for starting fires. I've used them in wet conditions and in winter without fail. I've used them in alpine conditions and in the damp Smokie Mountains in the springtime. One stick is all that you will need to get the job done. This has become an essential fire tool for me.
Burns great
These are easy to light and burn with more intensity than the matches. They even continue to burn for 5 minutes. Just as waterproof as expected. Gave a 4 because they are a little hard to hang onto after being lit.
Great fire starter
Works very well. I have not found these anywhere else.
Works just like it should.
Made starting a camp fire so much easier and faster.
Easy fire solution
Worked great, only had to use one per fire on my trip. I'm happy that I can skip bringing a lighter now and just bring these instead. Striking the tip to get a flame was very quick and easy.
The Best!
I bought three different firestarters for our last backpacking/ camping trip. These blew the other two away. By far, the best.
A convenient way to start a fire
In general, this is a convenient way to start a fire when conditions are fair. All of the starters I’ve used worked well starting a fire quickly. The burn time is dependent on the other fuel being used.
Work great, even years later
I bought a few packs of these about 5 years ago. I still haven't gone through them all, but having gone camping this past weekend, they still worked like a charm! They make starting campfires a cinch. I haven't tried using them in wet conditions, so I can't attest to that. But otherwise, they're definitely my go-to now.