Meet Fire Starters for Camping, Fireplace & Fire Pit, 100 Pack
One hundred fire starters, enough that you stop rationing them. Each one lights from a match and holds long enough for kindling to catch, in a fireplace, a fire pit or a camp ring.
Fire Starters for Camping, Fireplace & Fire Pit, 100 Pack
100 Pieces
$35.99 USD
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Fire Starters for Camping, Fireplace & Fire Pit, 100 Pack
$35.99 USD
100 pack lasts through a full season
Reliable lighting for fire pits and grills
Compact size stores easily on small patios
Description
This pack of 100 fire starters gets a campfire, a fireplace or a backyard fire pit going without a pile of newspaper and a lot of patience. Each one lights from a match or a lighter and holds long enough for kindling to catch.
The pack is sized so you are not rationing them. One hundred pieces covers a season of weekend fires, a run of camping trips or a winter of fireplace use. They store compactly in a garage, a camp box or a pack.
They behave the same in a fireplace, a fire pit or a camp ring, so one box covers every use.
- Category: Accessory
- Use: Residential indoor/outdoor
- Shipping: Ships parcel
Effortless lighting for city fire pits
These fire starters get a fire pit or chiminea going quickly without the hassle of kindling and matches, which matters when you only have a small patio evening to enjoy. One hundred starters cover a full season of regular use.
Built for consistent outdoor performance
Each starter is made to hold up in outdoor conditions and light reliably even after being stored on a deck or in a shed through damp weather. You get consistent results every time you use one.
Compact enough for tight storage
The pack is sized to tuck into a small storage bin, cabinet or shelf beside your grill or fire pit, so it does not take up real space on a compact patio or balcony.
Product details
This pack of 100 fire starters gets a campfire, a fireplace or a backyard fire pit going without a pile of newspaper and a lot of patience. Each one lights from a match or a lighter and holds long enough for kindling to catch.
The pack is sized so you are not rationing them. One hundred pieces covers a season of weekend fires, a run of camping trips or a winter of fireplace use. They store compactly in a garage, a camp box or a pack.
They behave the same in a fireplace, a fire pit or a camp ring, so one box covers every use.
- Category: Accessory
- Use: Residential indoor/outdoor
- Shipping: Ships parcel
- One hundred starters in a single pack
- Lights from a match or a lighter
- Holds long enough for kindling to catch
- Works in fireplaces, fire pits and camp rings
- Stores compactly in a garage or a pack
- Ready to use straight from the box
What is included
- 100 | Fire starters
Care and cleaning
Store the pack in a dry spot away from moisture between uses. Keep it sealed when not in use to protect the starters until you need them. Follow the included guidance for safe lighting and clearance.
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Questions before you buy
How many fires will 100 starters cover?
One hundred starters cover a full season of regular fire pit, chiminea or grill use for most households, so you are not restocking every few weeks.
Are these safe for a gas fire pit?
They are made for starting wood fires in fire pits, fireplaces and chimineas. For gas fire features, use the built in ignition rather than a fire starter.
Do they work in damp conditions?
Yes. They are built to hold their performance even when stored outside in a city yard where humidity and rain are part of everyday conditions.
How long does each starter burn?
Each one burns long enough to catch kindling and get a wood fire established, so you spend less time coaxing a flame and more time enjoying the fire.
Can I use these for camping too?
Yes. They work just as well for a campsite fire as they do for a backyard fire pit, chiminea or fireplace at home.
How should I store them between fires?
Keep them in a cool, dry spot away from any heat source and out of direct sun. A sealed tin or a lidded box on a shed or garage shelf keeps them tidy and stops them picking up dust. Store the pack well away from the fire pit itself.
Do I still need kindling and small wood?
Yes, build the fire the way you normally would, with small dry wood above the starter and larger pieces going on once it has caught. The starter gives you a reliable flame to work from rather than replacing the fuel above it. Leave air gaps so the flame has somewhere to climb.
Do they leave a residue or a smell?
They are meant to burn away with the fire rather than leave something you have to pick out of the pit afterwards. Any odor is brief and goes once the wood takes. Clean the ash out on your normal schedule and nothing extra is needed.
What is the best way to light one?
Place it under your kindling, light the edge with a long match or a long lighter and step back while it catches. Lighting from the side rather than the top gives the flame something to climb into. Never add fuel or accelerant once anything is burning.
Are they safe to keep around children and pets?
Treat them the way you treat matches and keep the pack in a closed container out of reach. They are not food and should not be handled by children. Supervise anyone near the pit while a starter is burning.
Durable materials
Long lasting and built for the outdoors
Timeless designs
Pieces that still look right in ten years
Straightforward setup
Clear instructions and accurate sizing