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Mesquite Charcoal  /  Briquets  /  3-Hour Firelogs

Stay out
past dark.

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

Everything the fire needs.
Nothing it doesn't.

Four things, done right: mesquite lump, mesquite briquets, a firelog that runs three hours, and lighter fluid that doesn't stink up supper.

01

Cinder  /  5.5 lb bag

N°01  /  5.5 lb bag

Mesquite Lump Charcoal

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

Two hunters silhouetted at sunset

The Cinder Code

Rule N°1 of 1

We don't build fires for the photo.

We build them for 4 a.m. coffee at deer camp,

mallards cupping over the decoys,

the steak after the long walk out,

and the stories that only get told

after the second log goes on.

Cinder Outdoor Co.  —  Stay out past dark

Field Reports

From the blind, the boat
& the back of the truck.

Real trips, real crews, real early mornings. This is who we make it for.

Hunters gathered at dusk

01  /  Somewhere in North Dakota

Before the sun, after the coffee.

Black lab retrieving a bird

02  /  Somewhere in North Dakota

Good dog. Better retrieve.

Gear trailer lit up at dusk

03  /  Somewhere in North Dakota

The trailer is the clubhouse.

Hunter in blaze orange walking the prairie

04  /  Somewhere in North Dakota

Walking up roosters.

Sun breaking over the blind

05  /  Somewhere in North Dakota

First light in the blind.

Weathered Twin Lake Farm barn

06  /  Somewhere in North Dakota

Twin Lake Farm.

Highland cattle in black and white

07  /  16 Cowboys in an $8 Room

The neighbors.

Hunting crew with a day's geese

08  /  16 Cowboys in an $8 Room

Limits, and the lies that go with them.

Shrimp boat at sunset

09  /  Where Stories Outnumber Fish

Dock at golden hour.

Fish frying in a skillet at camp

10  /  Where Stories Outnumber Fish

Supper's in the skillet.

Old friends trading stories in the cabin

11  /  Where Stories Outnumber Fish

Where stories outnumber fish.

Angler holding a redfish

12  /  Where Stories Outnumber Fish

Proof.

Lab silhouetted against the sunset

Last Light  /  Live

How long
till dark?

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

Tell us the cook.
We'll build the fire.

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

Wherever the
truck can get to.

And a few places it can't.

01

Deer Camp

Coffee at four. Stand by five. Steaks at dark.

Hunter with a whitetail buck on the prairie

02

Duck Blind

Cold hands, hot thermos, mallards at first light.

Hunter grinning from a layout blind

03

Pheasant Field

Dogs out front, roosters up, lunch on the tailgate.

Rooster pheasant on a fence post

04

Tailgate

Tailgate down, mesquite lit, kickoff whenever.

Ducks laid out on a tailgate

05

Fish Camp

Where stories outnumber fish.

Dock and flag at sunset

06

Back Forty

Fence fixed. Fire lit. Nobody's in a hurry.

Dirt road through the prairie

The Firelog  /  Our favorite trick

Yesterday's box.
Tonight's fire.

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.

3HR

Burn time,
per log

06

Logs
per case

0

Chemicals in
our charcoal

04

Ways to
start trouble

Old friends trading stories in the cabin

The Fireside Deck  /  34 cards

Where stories
outnumber fish.

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.

Black-and-white portrait of a cowboy with a cigarette

Fig. 01  /  Jim, the cowboy

Not for sale

Cinder Supply  /  Coming soon

More gear.
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.

001 Field Cap

In the works

002 Pocket Tee

In the works

003 Chore Jacket

In the works

004 Camp Mug

In the works

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No spam. Just a heads-up when it drops.

Truck headlights in the dark

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on your
shelves.

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