Tinder Rope Natural Tinder Fire Starter Survival Easy to Ignite Fire Tab for Backpacking, Hiking, Camping, Barbecues,Hunting, Fish (12)

Absolutely love these fire starters. They're the best on the market. Will always reorder these!

Perfect

Overall the Tinder Rope Natural Tinder Fire Starter is a fairly good deal. It works and will help you to light a fire. I cannot give it full stars due to a couple of concerns that I have with it. 1. It is a little heavy on the wax or whatever other chemicals the rope may be impregnated with. I personally would like to see it with a little less. 2. It does not fray and fluff as easily as most waxed rope I have used. Again, I think this is due to a little bit too much wax. You can get it all frayed apart, but it takes a bit. If you are going to try and make a tinder bundle/nest out of it, and try to light it with some charcloth or some that has a very small ember in it, it is very difficult to get going. That being said, if you are using a ferro rod, it light up instantly from one stroke of a 6" rod. The frayed end caught fire and burned well. It did put off a lot of black soot/smoke while burning, again probably from having a little bit too much wax. If you are looking for a lot of waxed rope that will light easily with a ferro rod, this is the rope for you.

I have had a hobby of trying all kinds of different firestarters. I've been looking for the best options for backpacking, car camping, and an emergency fire kit for day hikes. I wasn't sure what to expect of these, but I mostly thought they looked cool. When I got a chance to try them, I was super impressed. I took one small section cut off and frayed apart, and I tried to light it with flint and steel: it started immediately and burned for minutes. It did not burn quite as long as some chemical options, but it started much more easily. It is also quite light and it smells natural! I made these part of a fire making kit I gave as gifts this Christmas to some of my family.

One strand of the rope is really all you need to start a fire

Great starter.. Flint & Stricker, Ferro Rod & Stricker, or glowing ember from a Char-cloth method of lighting... oh yeah flame works well also. Great item !

I purchased these based on the recomendation of a social media influencer. I don’t understand why he recommended them so much, as they are practically impossible to light. I even pulled one apart so that I would have more surface area and air. It fizzled like a hair and certainly did not produce enough heat to help the tinder sticks catch fire.

Haven’t used yet, but I bought to put in my go bag and to use while backpacking. Seems like it’ll work fine. Will update if there any probs.