Waterproof and windproof construction ensures reliable ignition in harsh weather
Eco-friendly, non-toxic, and odorless materials for safe handling around food, kids, and pets
Each plug burns for approximately 8 minutes, providing long-lasting warmth
Lightweight and compact design (4.5 oz for 50 plugs) ideal for camping, hiking, and emergency kits
Easy to use—simply bend, break, and light with no need for chemicals or complex methods
Summarized by Shop
Conquer Any Condition with Black Beard Fire Plugs - The Ultimate Fire Starter Tinder! Light a fire anytime, anywhere with Black Beard Fire Plugs – the reliable and convenient fire starter tinder! Made in the USA from eco-friendly, non-toxic, and odorless materials, these waterproof and windproof fire plugs ensure a quick and easy igniti
Material
Eco-friendly, non-toxic, odorless plastic
Shelf Life
30 years
Burn Time per Plug
Approximately 8 minutes
Bag Weight
4.5 oz (50 plugs)
Colors Included
Black, Yellow, Orange, Red, White
Fire Starter Type
Fire starter cube
Summarized by Shop
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This is the first time I ever tried starting a fire with Flint or Farrell rod or whatever it’s called. It took me longer to figure out how to make that thing spark than it did to start a fire one swipe, and this stuff just started burning. I thought it was a gimmick or you had to actually know what you’re doing but no this stuff is better than what they say in their ad even a moron like me got it to work first try
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Jeffrey · 18 days ago
Decent amount and size for price point for what it is. Works great. I’m not going to test the rain theory until it rains so I can’t speak to that but I’m certain it does everything it claims it does.
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Dean · August 29, 2026
Love these fire starters. The will be with me this fall in the high country of Colorado. With a grill/bic type lighter they ignite in a instant. However no so much with a cheap magnesium type fire starter that produces a minimal spark. I tried it at least 200 times throwing a spark on the fluffed up firestarter. It never caught fire in calm, dry conditions. So I’m going to try the more robust 1/2” Ferro type rod with a better striker that throws more and hotter sparks. I’m pretty sure it will catch quickly. Stay tuned.