Reliable ignition in wet, cold and windy conditions
Get a flame even with damp wood.
Moisture kills ignition and burn time.
Reliable fire when it matters most.
Doesn’t matter the conditions, these will start a fire as long as it’s not hurricane winds. I’ve used them on just about every camping trip since buying them and they don’t struggle to start a fire. Easy to fluff and light.
What a great little fire starter. Showed up exactly as advertised. We bought two for our emergency kits.
I took five tabs on a backpacking trip where I expected wet materials the first two days. I used two tabs for the first fire and they worked as advertised. For the rest of the trip, one tab per fire was enough and worked just fine.
Yes. IGNITABS are made with non-toxic ingredients. However, as with any fire, you should avoid inhaling smoke from burning materials and always use them in well-ventilated areas.
IGNITABS ignite easily with even a small spark. For best results, break the tab apart and expose the inner micro-fibers before lighting.
IGNITABS are designed to perform in harsh conditions, maintaining reliable ignition in wind, rain, and cold environments.
IGNITABS are proudly manufactured in Canada with a focus on quality, consistency, and reliability.
IGNITABS do not expire and maintain reliable ignition performance fordecades. Unlike liquid-based fire starters, there are no accelerants that evaporate over time.
Each IGNITABS tab burns for approximately 5 minutes, delivering a strong, sustained flame to ignite wood, kindling, or charcoal.
Yes. A single IGNITABS tab can be split in half, effectively doubling the number of fires you can start. In most situations, half a tab provides enough heat and flame to ignite a fire.
In most situations,half to one tab is enough to start a fire. Use a full tab when conditions are wet, windy, or when working with larger fuel.
Yes. IGNITABS can be exposed to rain and harsh weather and will still ignite reliably after exposing the inner micro-fibers.
Yes. IGNITABS can be used in indoor fireplaces and wood stoves when proper ventilation and normal fire-starting practices are followed. Always ensure adequate airflow and avoid using excessive quantities.
