These fantastic bundles of sticks are made for lighting fires. No harmful chemicals mean no harmful fumes. All natural tinder, up to 80% resin content that burns stronger and lasts longer. Easy to light in all weather conditions means it won’t let you down when you need that fire. One or two sticks will get the BBQ or the campfire crackling away in no time. Plus they smell amazing!
Material
Our Fatwood comes from the stumps of a pine tree. These pines are cultivated and do not occupy rain forest areas. They are a non-endangered species, yielding a product that is sustainable, economically viable and environmentally responsible. By making use of the stumps, we are reducing overall waste while creating a sustainable and safe by-product. Verified under the SCS Salvaged Wood & Fiber™ standard for using 100% reclaimed material.
Features
• Easy to light, even when wet
• Natural fire starter
• Efficient hot flame from resin
• Reliable
Material Features
Stumps from cultivated pine trees. Pinus Oocarpa & Pinus Caribaea. High resin content - up to 80%. SCS certified wood. Made in Honduras.
Measurements: 230 x 55 x 40 mm
Weight: 203 g
SPECIAL FEATURES
SCS CERTIFIED
Scientific Certification Systems (SCS) is a leading certifier of forest management operations and wood product manufacturers whose goal
is to recognize the highest levels of environmental protection and social responsibility. TinderSticks has received certification under the SCS Material Content Certification Program for using 100% reclaimed material for TinderSticks.
NATURAL FIRESTARTER
Our TinderSticks are a natural way to start your fire, no chemicals have been added to the process of creating one of the best and most natural ways to get your fire starting and your food cooking.
EASY TO LIGHT
Getting a fire started with TinderSticks is as easy as 1, 2, 3. And with a Swedish Firesteel Army or Scout you can be sure to light your fire in any weather.
100% NATURAL
In 1995 our founder, Michael Odqvist, came across an age-old secret - MayaSticks. He was fascinated by the sheer brilliance of this resinous kindling. Not only was it a quick, easy and reliable way to get a fire going, the sticks were also completely natural, produced from waste - the stumps left from felled pine trees - by locals in Guatemala.
