Zip Premium All Purpose Wrapped Fire Starter (12 Pack)
July 2, 2017 - Comment
Zip developed the market leading kerosene fire lighter over 77 years ago, and today has Grown to be the most trusted and loved fire lighting brand. Zip firelighters have been designed to be safe reliable and convenient so that you can enjoy a family BBQ in the sun or a warm cozy fire in the winter. Zip high performance original firelighters are the most powerful block firelighters and their distinctive look has been formulated to ensure the cubes burn hotter for longer. These blocks are produced so that you can easily light even the most difficult fuels such as anthracite COAL, Peat or wet wood. Because of the compact size of the fire starters (2.25 X1 X0.75 ) they are perfect for variety of Applications such as backpacking, and camping. They are individually wrapped making transporting easy and clean, when you’re ready to use them all you need to do is light the wrapper.
Product Features
- Formulated to light in even the most difficult / damp conditions
- Safe, odorless, convenient & hygienic to use Won’t taint food
- Safe for use in all outdoor and indoor fires including BBQ’s, wood stoves, Fireplaces, fire pits and chimneys
- Lights instantly, burns up to 18 minutes
- Clean and convenient, just light the wrapper
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They burn super hot for around 10 minutes I will never buy a fire starter log again!!!!!!!! I have never had one of these not result in a blazing fire in my fire pit. They burn super hot for around 10 minutes, which is all I need. So glad I found out about them. Just don’t mistake them for dishwasher soap!
Powerful, Dependable and Economical Fire starter. Surefire way to start a fire! Best fire starter out there for the price and very economical. I find that you can portion off small pieces of each little block, and make more than one fire with each one. Highly recommend!
way better than expected bought these about a week before a hike. It rained on the hike, then it rained some more, and finally….it rained. I had no hope for a camp fire at the end of the day, but really, had nothing to lose. I had brought these with me and put one under some wood which was wet. I should say that the internal part of each “log” was dry, so this was obviously key. The Zip Firestarter kept a strong enough fire on the wood for what I would guess was 10 minutes for the internal dry wood to…