UCO Stormproof Sweetfire - Strikeable Matches - 8 Pack | NEW WATERDICH SWEETFIRE TINDER LUCIFERS
This is a new STORMPROOF version of the popular award-winning Sweetfire Strikeable Fire Starter. Stormproof means it re-lights after being submerged in water. The advantage of the sweetfire over a normal waterproof or stormproof match is that it contains tinder in the 'tip'. Light the 'tip' just like a match and it will burn for 7 minutes to help you light a fire like a boss. Get ready!
Includes a spike on the box and additional stickers on the inside.
This new Stormproof Sweetfire is not only kind to your gear collection, but also to the planet. This main ingredient is made from a sugarcane byproduct called bagasse, and is already being used around the world as a renewable biofuel. Each of these match points (there are 8 per box) is infused with vegetable wax to allow up to 7 minutes of burn time per point. There is also no need to light Sweetfire matches because each match point has a point that can be struck and easily used with the batter on the box.
FEATURES
Made from sugarcane waste - Bagasse is a fibrous byproduct of sugarcane and is used around the world as a renewable biofuel.
8 individual 'Points' conveniently connected and ready to break down and use.
Each point burns for 7 minutes each.
Eye-catching point, can be used with a firing pin on the box, eliminating the need for matches.
Infused with vegetable wax, UCO Sweetfire is good for the planet and great for any adventure.
Shutter on the box and additional locking plates on the inside.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Package dimensions: 5.6" x 3.2" x 1.2"
Packaged weight: .8 oz (23 g)
USE MATCHES
CAUTION: For adult outdoor use only. Guard lighted matches carefully until completely burned. Store extra locking matches in protective covers after use to keep them dry. Store matches separately from strikers to prevent accidental ignition.
PERFORMANCE TIPS:
For lighting a match, it is ideal if the striker is a solid surface that can usually be achieved by simply closing the box.
If the striker and box get wet, the striker will still work, but must first dry so that the surface is firm again. Until then, use an extra striker.
If matches get wet, just wipe them dry before use.
Read Important survival tips for starting a fire when you really need one: Fire Starting 101 Series
SAFETY TIPS:
Strike away from body or in a downward position. Beware of bystanders.
Be careful when striking the match, as sparks can fly off the ignition head.
Run the match in water after use to make sure nothing else is on fire.
