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.
Get a flame even with damp wood.
Maintains ignition in strong wind.
Reliable fire when it matters most.
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.
No lighter. No matches.
IGNITABS™ do not expire and maintain reliable ignition performance for decades. 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.
