🔥 Light My Fire TinderSticks - All-Natural Fire Starter, One Size Review

Was so happy to find them online. I lived in Guatemala for a few years and was really spoiled using these resinous chopsticks (which are sold in every market there since a large percentage of people in this country still heat their homes and cook with wood) to burn any kind of kindling fire . They're better than any lighter fluid you can find, and they smell AMAZING (pine), non-toxic, and they won't contaminate your food! Personal tip that isn't on the packaging: they work even better if they…

A few years ago at a sporting goods fair I bought Mayan polymer wood sticks and a magnesium lighter. Sticks, hit with a magnesium bat and you'll soon be on fire. If you're having trouble finding combustible material, one of Maya's fire sticks will burn hard and last for quite a while. They came in handy more than a few times in wet and wet conditions during a hike with my sons' reconnaissance group. These Mayan chopsticks are MUCH superior to greasy Georgia or Alabama wood. I bought mine in…

I received them and I had to test them immediately because I had never used them. I cut a few toothpick sized pieces off a stick to make a little pile. Then, after only hitting my Swedish Firesteel - military model a couple of times, I was able to ignite a bunch. Much quicker than I expected. The pile burned for about 2 minutes which would have been enough to start a fire under the conditions I was in and the pile was quite small. I tried again with the same results. To demonstrate to my wife…