Fatwood Fire Starter Sticks 4 lbs. Stainless Steel Kaeser Wilderness Supply

100% Satisfaction Guaranteed-Tools For Your Survival-Designed, Assembled and Shipped from the USA-since 1989

Fatwood Ignites instantly burns very hot and are long-lasting. Cut from dead pine stumps left after logging, we never cut live trees. Fatwood is the easiest way to start a fire and is 100% natural, with no chemicals or additives added. These resin-rich fatwood sticks are hand-cut in the seaside village of Ventura, California. Quick starting with a lighter, match, or Ferro rod. Long-lasting, hot burning. Only takes two sticks to get a fire going. Start a fire in snow, rain, or wind. Perfect for wood stoves, campfires, barbecues, fireplaces, survival kits, preppers, backpacking, bug-out kits, hiking, bushcraft, and camping. No need to store newspapers, kindling, or lighter fluid. Can be stored indefinitely. Perfect for the fire aficionados.
Bellows are made of stainless steel 23in long when extended close down to 5", including a storage pouch, oxygen is essential to a fire, so these bellows give you all you need.


INCLUDES:

4lbs of fatwood sticks: approximately: 7 3/4 in long x 1/2 in x 3/8in thick

(1) Stainless Steel Fire Starting Tube compacts down to 3 1/2" used to blow air onto your fire. Great for starting fires by blowing air into the fire, increasing the oxygen, and causing your fire to start burning very quickly. Works on wet tinder. Will also ignite embers from a dying fire in seconds.

(1) Tinder Torch 21in long. Light with match, Ferro Rod, or lighter. Makes starting a fire easy.

(1) Box of 32-count wooden matches.

(1) Waterproof survival lighter. Shipped without lighter fluid

FREE USPS GROUND SHIPPING contiguous 48 states. Each order is professionally packed to assure safe delivery. Transit time is approximately 2-4 days, excluding weekends and holidays, and may vary with the package destination.

If you have any questions or would like to sell our products, please contact me for my wholesale price list.

Thanks for looking. See you out on the trail, Steve Kaeser