Instafire Granulated Fire Starter, All Natural, Eco-Friendly, Lights up to 48 Total Fires in Any Weather, Awarded 2017 Fire Starter of The Year

I've been using the Instafire Granulated Fire Starter for over ten years now, and it has never let me down. From deer hunting trips and camping adventures to simple backyard campfires, this product performs just as advertised. It’s incredibly reliable, even in tough conditions like wet wood or strong winds. I used to buy it in a 5-gallon bucket for my frequent hunting and camping trips, but now I stick with the handy packets for my fire pit and charcoal chimney. It's great knowing I don't need lighter fluid and that it's environmentally friendly. This fire starter is truly a must-have for anyone who loves the outdoors.

Product worked very well and helped to start fires within minutes. Just pour a little under the wood and it burns long enough to catch most wood on fire even damp wood.

Very nice well made thickness great directions ordered 3 sets

We saw this on Shark Tank and had to try it because we go camping ALOT! We always do a fire and anything that makes starting the fire is great! I liked that they said that it wasn't harmful. So like roasting marshmallows over it would be ok. Loved that. You really have to pile the product up to get it to lite and to start burning your wood. Once we figured that out it made it a little easier to start.

Works Great in starting Fire pit.

My husband has been camping for decades. He loves this product so much and recommends it highly. Coming from a man who has been making camp fires for a long time. Thank You

This stuff is great for grilling and starting a fire. A small amount will light a charcoal chimney or loose coals. Super quick, great flame, no residue, no more paper ash blowing away. Saw this on Shark Tank

Used this the first time without an issue. Burns easily and starts fire on adjacent wood. Package suggested stirring product once lit, which did propagate the fire effectively. Does not burn as hot as starting with paper and kindling, but works into a warm fire more gradually.