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๐ฅ Weatherproof your adventureโignite the impossible!
The UCO Stormproof Match Kit is a professional-grade fire-starting solution designed to perform in extreme weather. Featuring windproof, waterproof matches that relight after submersion, a floating waterproof case, and a long 15-second burn time, this compact kit includes 125 matches and 3 strikers to ensure you never get caught without reliable fireโperfect for camping, survival, and emergency preparedness.



| ASIN | B0BZT69YDB |
| Best Sellers Rank | #50,614 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #30 in Matches |
| Brand Name | UCO |
| Color | Orange |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (302) |
| Date First Available | March 28, 2023 |
| Included Components | UCO Stormproof Match Kit with Waterproof Case, 125 Stormproof Matches and 3 Strikers |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 4.75 x 2 x 2 inches |
| Manufacturer | UCO |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | MT-KIT3 |
| Package Weight | 0.2 Pounds |
| Part Number | Hengulus |
| Size | One Size |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Warranty Description | See Manufacturer Website |
R**V
Be prepared for anything
Fire is one of those things we usually take for granted. Use a match, lighter, etc. and youโre in business. Things change when youโre camping, hiking, or in an emergency situation and you can only bring whatever you can carry in a bag or pack. This is where having reliable fire in all kinds of weather really matters. These UCO storm proof matches do just what they say - provide a source of fire in wind, rain, and other outdoor conditions. The matches light easily, burn pretty intensely for about 8-10 seconds, and make easy work of igniting tinder, fire starters, or even a backpacking stove. I got to use these on a Boy Scout campout where the scouts were working on multiple fire building / fire starting methods. The Scouts realized that matches are convenient but using the RIGHT matches is key when youโre outdoors. They were able to start fires despite windy conditions and some slightly damp tinder. Since this pack comes with a water proof case (gasket included) theyโre easy to put in a pack and know that theyโll stay dry. You also receive plenty of boxes to use for refills or to keep with other emergency supplies, etc. Overall, this is a solid choice to stock up and be ready for whatever life and the outdoors may throw your way.
S**R
Reluable emergency matches & case
These โlifeboatโ matches are pretty much the survival kit standard because they reliability work. Give off a big hot flame from their huge heads and are truly waterproof. They will light even after a pretty good dousing., and rain wonโt put them out. Theyโre about the size of an old fashioned kitchen match (like those great strike anywhere ones that are so hard to find now). The only down side is that these are NOT strike anywhere & the flame doesnโt last all that long, about 15-30 seconds, so keep the striking strip safe and have your fine kindling ready. The matchsticks are pretty strong, but can break or split if handled too clumsily. The match safe works well for storing these matches and keeping the striker strip dry. Itโs very tough and Iโve never cracked one. This is a viable means to start fires in wet conditions, but not completely foolproof.
T**8
I use these matches exclusively while out camping. They're fantastic.
These matches are hands down the best matches I have used for starting a fire. I use these mainly while camping and they have never failed to light. They burn hot and fast, and yes, I dipped a lit one in a cup of water, and it did stay lit when I removed it. I would say that's pretty waterproof. I will say these matches do burn fast through the coating and that means you should have your kindling ready. I'm not going to knock a star off because I think these matches are fantastic, but I do wish the sticks were a bit longer. I think that is mainly for my use-case, so again, I still 100% recommend these.
B**R
Great product
Used in fire stater kits, great product. Plenty of size to hold and not be burnt. Tested in hight winds and had no issues. Filled fire kit with water and these were the only usable source left. After being loose in tin the coating did wear off of several but after putting in small zip bag they were very durable. Long burn time to help with damp tinder.
A**.
Good Match - Mostly
Well packaged and arrived quickly... I tested the closed case w/matches inside and it did keep the matches dry (a good "O" ring is the key). I tested the match in a 10-12 mph cross wind and had no problems getting it to light and achieve the complete burn time (burns like a mini flare). Where I had a problem was getting it to light in a soft rain - not sure if this was an issue with the striker plate being wet, or the match, or my technique or all three...regardless - no fire. Once I dried off the match and striker plate, it managed to light. So, a word to the wise, reliability in "wet" situations is suspect - your results may vary...enjoy!
T**R
Serious Matches for Serious Adventure
Don't go elsewhere, I've tried. If you need a quick match for home or at a camp site these aren't the ones you want. These are for serious backpackers and adventurer. They light easily on the side and I bought refill packs because I love the contained bottle that keeps them dry. The light super bright and burn hot for single match starting a fire.
S**G
Totally worth it, great quality. No fail fire
Perfect in every way. No stress having these. Nice and compact, long sticks, works great. Holder is really durable. Can attach to a backpack or easily transported in any bag. A vehicle glove box, small junk drawer in the house. We will be purchasing another one.
K**K
Will light when you need it.
Works as advertised. Butane lighters are no good below 15-20 degrees. Matches donโt care how cold it is.
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