Mesquite Charcoal / Briquets / 3-Hour Firelogs
Cinder makes mesquite lump charcoal, mesquite briquets and three-hour firelogs — fuel for deer camp, duck blinds, tailgates and every fire worth staying up for.
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Mesquite Lump ✦ Mesquite Briquets ✦ 3-Hour Firelogs ✦ Deer Camp ✦ Duck Blind ✦ Pheasant Field ✦ Tailgates ✦ Fish Camp ✦ Zero Chemicals ✦ Stay Out Past Dark ✦ Mesquite Lump ✦ Mesquite Briquets ✦ 3-Hour Firelogs ✦ Deer Camp ✦ Duck Blind ✦ Pheasant Field ✦ Tailgates ✦ Fish Camp ✦ Zero Chemicals ✦ Stay Out Past Dark ✦
The Kit / What we make
Four things, done right: mesquite lump, mesquite briquets, a firelog that runs three hours, and lighter fluid that doesn't stink up supper.
Cinder / 5.5 lb bag
N°01 / 5.5 lb bag
Hand-picked chunks of real mesquite. Lights fast, runs hot, and lays down the kind of smoke that makes the neighbors wander over.
Wood
100% Mesquite
Weight
5.5 lb
Best for
Searing & smoking
The Cinder Code
Rule N°1 of 1
Cinder Outdoor Co. — Stay out past dark
Field Reports
Real trips, real crews, real early mornings. This is who we make it for.
01 / Somewhere in North Dakota
Before the sun, after the coffee.
02 / Somewhere in North Dakota
Good dog. Better retrieve.
03 / Somewhere in North Dakota
The trailer is the clubhouse.
04 / Somewhere in North Dakota
Walking up roosters.
05 / Somewhere in North Dakota
First light in the blind.
06 / Somewhere in North Dakota
Twin Lake Farm.
07 / 16 Cowboys in an $8 Room
The neighbors.
08 / 16 Cowboys in an $8 Room
Limits, and the lies that go with them.
09 / Where Stories Outnumber Fish
Dock at golden hour.
10 / Where Stories Outnumber Fish
Supper's in the skillet.
11 / Where Stories Outnumber Fish
Where stories outnumber fish.
12 / Where Stories Outnumber Fish
Proof.
Last Light / Live
A live countdown to sundown, shooting light and tonight's moon — wherever you're hunting. Pick a spot or let us find you.
The Fire Planner
How much charcoal, how hot, when to light it and what to grab on the way. Then text it to whoever's bringing the cooler.
Where it burns
And a few places it can't.
01
Coffee at four. Stand by five. Steaks at dark.
02
Cold hands, hot thermos, mallards at first light.
03
Dogs out front, roosters up, lunch on the tailgate.
04
Tailgate down, mesquite lit, kickoff whenever.
05
Where stories outnumber fish.
06
Fence fixed. Fire lit. Nobody's in a hurry.
The Firelog / Our favorite trick
Our firelogs start life as cardboard — the kind of boxes that end up in a landfill. We press it into a dense log that lights easy, crackles like real wood and burns a full three hours.
Burn one by itself for a quiet three-hour fire on the porch or at camp. Or lay it down first in a big build and let it do the hard part while the wood catches. Fireplace, fire pit, campfire — it doesn't care where.
Burn time,
per log
Logs
per case
Chemicals in
our charcoal
Ways to
start trouble
The Fireside Deck / 34 cards
Phones down. Draw a card. Questions worth answering, tall tales worth telling, and the camp code nobody bothered to write down — until now.
Works best after the second log. Pass the phone.
Fig. 01 / Jim, the cowboy
Not for sale
Cinder Supply / Coming soon
Caps, tees and a jacket worth wearing to deer camp. We're taking our time and getting it right — same as everything else with our name on it.
In the works
In the works
In the works
In the works
No spam. Just a heads-up when it drops.
Retail & Wholesale
Grocery, hardware, c-stores, outfitters, feed & seed. If your people cook outside or sit around a fire, we should talk.