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Fiber Light Fire Starter

Fiber Light Fire Starter

Regular price $9.95 USD
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All-natural fire starter, made in Colorado. Fiber Light is finely ground wood fiber and our proprietary wax blend. It catches a single spark, match or lighter and burns 3 to 7 minutes per pinch.

Same tinder in every option. Pick a Round Tin for your pack, the Fire Kit or EDC Fire Kit with a spark-call included, or the 3 oz Fiber Light Bag to refill at the best price per ounce.

Pinch, place, light.

Choose your size

Fiber Light fire starter sizes compared: Round Tin 1 oz up to 30 fires, Round Tin 3-Pack 3 oz up to 90 fires, Fire Kit 0.7 oz with spark-call up to 20 fires, EDC Fire Kit 0.2 oz with spark-call up to 5 fires, Fiber Light Bag 3 oz up to 90 fires

How to use

Pinch off a small tuft and fluff it up. Place it under or near your kindling. Light it with a spark from a ferro rod, a match or a lighter. Add kindling and grow your fire. Each pinch burns about 3 to 7 minutes, depending on size.

Where to use it: campfires, backyard fire pits, wood-burning stoves, charcoal grills and BBQs, and emergency or car kits.

Specs

Made of: finely ground wood fiber and our proprietary wax blend

Made in: Colorado, by Outdoor Element

Burn time: about 3 to 7 minutes per pinch, depending on size

Fires: about 30 per ounce, depending on skill level and conditions

Weather: naturally water-resistant; lights reliably in damp and wet conditions

Shelf life: never expires

Packaging: Round Tin: 3.2 in round x 1.1 in screw-top aluminum tin. Fire Kit: 4 x 2.5 x 1 in aluminum tin. EDC Fire Kit: pocket-size slide-open aluminum tin. Fiber Light Bag: 5 x 8 in resealable stand-up pouch.

Ranger Band: the Fire Kit and EDC Fire Kit tins are held shut with an upcycled Ranger Band made from bicycle inner tubes sourced from local bike shops

FAQ

What is Fiber Light made of?
Finely ground wood fiber and our proprietary wax blend. It is all-natural and made in Colorado by Outdoor Element.

How long does a pinch of Fiber Light burn?
About 3 to 7 minutes, depending on how big the pinch is. That is usually enough time to catch your kindling.

How many fires can I start?
About 30 fires per ounce, so that's around 30 in a Round Tin, 90 in the 3-Pack or Bag, 20 in the Fire Kit and 5 in the EDC Fire Kit. Results depend on skill level and conditions.

Does Fiber Light work in wet weather?
Yes. It is naturally water-resistant and lights reliably in damp and wet conditions; our Snow Field Burn Test video shows a pinch burning on snow. Keep it in its tin or sealed bag between uses so it stays dry.

Does Fiber Light expire?
No. It keeps indefinitely, which makes it a good fit for emergency and car kits.

Can I light it with a ferro rod?
Yes. It catches a ferro rod spark easily, and it also lights with a match or lighter. The Fire Kit and EDC Fire Kit include a spark-call: mini ferro rod, striker and whistle.

What's the difference between the Fire Kit and the EDC Fire Kit?
Both include Fiber Light and a spark-call (mini ferro rod, striker and whistle). The Fire Kit holds 0.7 oz (up to 20 fires) in a 4 x 2.5 in tin; the EDC Fire Kit holds 0.2 oz (up to 5 fires) in a pocket-size slide-open tin.

How do I refill my tin?
With the 3 oz Fiber Light Bag. One bag refills a Round Tin 3 times, the Fire Kit tin 4 times, or the EDC Fire Kit tin 15 times.

Shipping and returns

Free shipping on US orders over $67. Orders ship in 1 to 2 business days, Monday to Friday.

Returns and warranty: outdoorelement.com/pages/warranty-info

Safety

Burn only in a safe fire area and keep water nearby. Store away from children.

California warning: Burning this or any other all-natural material can expose you to benzene and carbon monoxide, chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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CALIFORNIA WARNING: Burning this or any other all-natural material can expose you to benzene and carbon monoxide, chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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