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Stormproof Match Kit
UCO
Stormproof Match Kit
$8.99
Description

　　Wind- and waterproof matches and striker

　　The UCO Stormproof Match Kit is waterproof and includes 25 matches and spare strikers. Matches burn for around 15 seconds, no matter how harsh conditions may become. The matches are windproof, waterproof, and even continue burning underwater. A replaceable integrated striker is attached on the side of the Match Kit.

　　WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon monoxide, which is are known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Weight:
1.7 oz.
Waterproof:
Yes
Other Features:
• Durable, waterproof case floats and keeps contents dry and protected.
• Molded, vertical ribbing provides a sure grip in wet, harsh conditions.
• External, integrated, and replaceable striker for easy lighting.
• Includes 25 windproof and waterproof matches and 3 strikers. Match case can hold up to 40 matches.
• Matches are easy to light and will relight after being submerged in water!
• Up to 15 second burn time.
• Extended length of match allows for added safety to keep from burning fingertips.
• Lights campfires, stoves, gas barbecues, etc.
• Match case is US patent pending.
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