QuickSurvive Fire Starters Video Review

When you’re looking for fire starters, you need one that has a long shelf life and starts fires fast. Retailer Depot Outdoors recommends QuickSurvive Fire Starters for those reasons. For example, they are food safe, 100% waterproof and have a 30 year shelf life. These fire starters will burn for 10 minutes at 750 degrees. That’s more than enough firepower to get your fire going quickly. We tried them out for ourselves in the QuickSurvive Fire Starters video review below.

Check Out QuickSurvive Fire Starters In Action

These fire starters came in an easy open re-sealable pouch. Please note that the brush pile was a bit damp from recent wet weather. Next, we placed the starters at various locations and they all lite up easily using a typical lighter. We thought about using a ferro rod to light these but decided to try that on a a different outing. There was nothing else to do after that because the fire took off instantly.

These fire starters are waterproof and low cost. They weigh next to nothing and are very easy to light. Furthermore, the fire took off right-away with no other attention needed.

In conclusion, we absolutely recommend QuickSurvive Fire Starters. You can use them on your next outdoor adventure worry free. Pick up a few right now.

Fire Starters For Camping FAQ

Do you need a fire starter for camping?

You don’t necessarily need a fire starter for camping but it is highly recommended that you do. Fire starts are inexpensive, lightweight and will quickly light your campfires with ease.

What is the use of fire starter in camping?

A fire starter is used in camping to quickly and easily start your campfires. They work well in damp conditions and there is less of a need to load up on kindling wood.

Which fire starter is the best?

Pyro Putty, Superior Trading Co Light a Fire, Eco-Stix Fatwood, Fireflame and Midwest Hearth are all decent fire starters. But we found the best fire starter to be QuickSurvive Fire Starters. They are waterproof, low cost, lightweight and very easy to light. QuickSurvive Fire Starters burn for 10 minutes at 750 degrees.

How do you start a fire while camping?

Gather small kindling wood and branches. Place the kindling in the middle of the fire pit and then place small sticks and branches around the kindling in a pyramid shape. A wide base is best and make sure there is plenty of air space as well. Next, light a few a fire starters like QuickSurvive Fire Starter on the kindling pile. Add larger pieces of wood as your fire grows.