The Original Kiwi Log Flares

Fire - in a way you have probably not seen it before

These log flares burn on the inside, being their own chimney with an air intake on the side near the bottom - the chimney effect fans the flames that come out of the top.

This is the easiest real wood fire you'll ever enjoy!

Roast some marshmallows, bury a flare in the sand and create a volcano with real fire, put four nails in the top and put a pot on, or just enjoy watching the chimney effect do its thing and how the fire changes the shape of the flare over time, with the chimney slowly getting wider and eventually the fire making it to the outside.

Very easy to light. Just throw a few thin sticks or half a dozen matches in, and light through the air intake hole on the side near the bottom. A few pieces of a firelighte cube work too.

The flares burn only on the inside for quite a long time at first, then eventually burn through to the outside. Total burn time is usually around two hours.

Almost entirely spark free while only burning on the inside.

Very easy to put out with a bit of sand or even a lid - when put out in that way while only burning on the inside, these can be relit too.

Also a nice way to start a camp fire - once the flare breaks open, just add more firewood.

Also safe to store long term for disaster preparedness or just a spontaneous little camp fire in your house, bach, or the trunk of your car

Obviously only use these flares outdoors and far enough away from anything flammable. We often put these on an old oven tray that rests on a couple of bricks in the middle of the lawn, works great.

There are many more cool things about these flares, it doesn't all fit into this little box here, so while lighting these is really simple, I'm including instructions with tips and tricks and cool things you can do with these, so you will get the most out of yours!

Grown, made, and enjoyed in New Zealand.

A very cool way to experience fire.

Questions, ask!

Have a beautiful day!