The World's Biggest Match! - UCO Behemoth Sweetfire Matches Review

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This is the Largest Match in the World....but does bigger mean better?
Hint : This isn't a perfect product.
Today Luke is reviewing the UCO Behemoth Sweetfire Matches.
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Price : $5 on the UCO web site. $11.50 on Amazon
Link UCO : www.ucogear.com/firestarting/...
Link Amazon : www.amazon.com/UCO-BEHEMOTH-S...
FEATURES
Stormproof strikeable tip, can be used with included striker in bag, eliminating need for matches.
Made from sugarcane waste - bagasse is a fibrous sugarcane by-product and is used around the world as a renewable bio fuel.
Each Behemoth is 5.5" long.
SPECIFICATIONS
Burn Time: 15 mins/point
Weight: 0.8oz (23g) each
Dims: 5.5" x 0.75" x 0.4" (14 x 2 x 1 cm) each
Review :
My review for these are essentially the same as with the other stormproof sweetfire fire starters with the exception that this is much, much bigger. With the longer burn time comes expanded capabilities in nastier, wetter weather. This is not a fire starter for your average fire but those which involve a great deal of wet material.. Without a doubt there are situations which call for a fire starter like that but for most people it is less likely.
Good addition to any kit
Not waterproof.
Not windproof.
Great for perfect weather conditions.
Car camping
Hunting
Situations where you can do a better job at keeping them dry
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[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

The world's biggest Match..... Could be better in my opinion. Still a good product but not what the company claims it to be. On to the next.... - Luke

[@jamielee4206]

The company could easily dip the rest of the match in wax and make it waterproof and it would also make it burn much slower for a longer burn.

[@ksubsbefor-ws1lv]

do dat

[@butch1254]

Great fricking review! Love the realistic approach! Not slamming it, not giving it the full endorsement based on the companies claim! Nice man! Thanks!

[@challenger2ultralightadventure]

In a true survival situation, you don't mess around and tinker with trivia, you just get the damn job done! For a fire starter, in an emergency kit, this would be a winner in my book. It works, it will create a good fire that will start your main fire, and it will stand up to elements and abuse. Why wouldn't you want to keep 2 or 3 in a vehicle emergency kit!

[@boodzoutdoors9549]

nice to see an honest review on stuff done in real conditions , great work as always, thanks.

[@vagabondquerier9375]

Another awesome and inforative review. Looks like a good addition for a camp fire ... just have to know those limits. It is not exterme as the package says. yet looks handy. Thanks for all you. Pls keep up this work.

[@MrJules2U]

Luke, you should have way more subscribers... Fantastic as always; complete reviews as always. All the best, mate.

[@davestelling]

Clear; concise, & to the point assessment. Another one well done, Luke...

[@Code_breaker_]

Thanks, Luke. Another great product information video ✔.

[@andrewjohnston4127]

Just the tip, that's what she said 😂

[@sawdust6968]

lol!!!

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

I'm still trying to focus...... - Luke

[@scottanthony1616]

Andrew Johnston 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 just the tip, Luke should have a comedy show. 😂😂

[@bobclark7076]

amatures...i always say just till i hit bottom

[@40belowful]

I think buying car flare's would be better:)

[@ronaldcoleman1323]

Great show. Thank you.

[@KE4YAL]

A great video I think it’s a good to keep with you for hard to start situations I’ve been there an wish I had something to get a fire started quick Thanks for sharing

[@taffdavies35]

As always a very objective and well researched review.....

[@Hucfinn-zz8dl]

Thanks for the review !

[@derekrwatson346]

Another great review video. I think I would just cut off what I need and use a little of it at a time. Love the videos, keep up the great work.

[@jeremydarling5749]

When they said waterproof i think they ment the top of the match, once you strike the match and the top is burning stick it in water then pull it out and it will start to burn again without striking it again. It will just poof into flame. Its pretty cool match, they make them in different sizes as well.

[@TheKaziCo]

camera quality is really nice luke

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Thanks buddy, how are you doing? - Luke

[@bashfulbrother]

Luke-excellent video. Really well done. I think they would be a great challenge to fat wood, but I don't see them as survival gear.

[@j12barron]

I think these are perfect for lighting up my Snow Peak Firepit 🔥

[@BurninatorTheTrogdor]

Needs to be strike anywhere with a waterproof wax coating.

[@margeryk6596]

Well done. Thanks for sharing. ATB : )

[@aredman22]

Thanks for the extensive and honest review. These are tempting for me, but I think I'll stick with my cotton and vaseline fire starter for the weight and space (and cost) savings.

[@leevi2138]

Realistically you would dry them out as good as you can and protect it from rain and wind.

[@clivenewton7609]

Thanks Luke, yes it has a place somewhere in a certain type of kit, but for me the deal breaker is the “striker” get that wet or damp and you could be up the proverbial creek without a paddle (if you are just relying on this product to light your fire. ) Regards Clive

[@mrbr549]

I probably wouldn't ever use that product, but good review of it.

[@petermentes63]

Hey Luke. Nice vdo review. Question unrelated. You use a clear UL ground cloth on some trips, do u remember where you found it or the product name or brand? Im trying to locate it.

[@BorealWoodsrunner]

i think i will stick to the normal matches they sell....for my needs they are all i need

[@cjsoutdoors4412]

That was a cool product test, or should I say Hot?... Thanks Luke!

[@wolflynnx4]

#? Could you use it for a fuel source for one of those fuel tablet stove, small Firebox, altoids' tin, or one of the other small stoves. At least to make a nice cup of Coffee ☕🔥

[@freakshowtell]

If I don't have the striker... how easy does it light with a lighter?

[@oregonbushcraftoutdoorchan5357]

The wind is probably causing the flames to burn harder / faster thus cutting down burn time a bit???

[@marksill8020]

I wonder if there wasn't any wind, to accelerate the burn, if you could achieve the 15 minute mark?

[@greekveteran2715]

Of course it didn't hit the 15 min mark. It was a windy day! Those tiems always, refer to no wind conditions.

[@americanaxetoolco2076]

Reminds me of a road flare ! LOL!!!... are they a good idea to have on hand!? Yeah a pack or so! I don’t see anyone who knows how to start a fire using them! Pretty cool though!

[@DrsharpRothstein]

Now thats a match.

[@guns4funcajanajustin]

They are good for the first minute. UCO

[@charlescollier7217]

I am not sure I agree with your assessment. Your criticism seems to be that it is not wind and waterproof for the entirety of the item, but that's true of wind and waterproof matches of any size. What they do is offer an extended ignition area that doesn't go out with wind and can get started after being wet. That's exactly what this does, on steroids.

[@greekveteran2715]

Yeah, he judge it, like if those were made to start a fire underwater, like if they said on the description, that these are Divers matches, to burn the whole Pacific Ocean down lol.. I mean he literally acted, like he was kind of disapointed, when these puppies, worked wonders holding a big fire. I can literally cook noodles with just the flame from one of these!!!

[@charlescollier7217]

@@greekveteran2715 Divers Matches! 😅 New movie out for 2024 - Pacific Rim....Fire!

[@newageselfreliance]

10 minutes can get a fire going in most weather conditions. I think they may have stretched the truth on their claims and took facts from perfect conditions but all in all I think it would be a great fire starter.

[@g0bi]

What is the orange stuff and why isn't the entire match covered with it? That would make it waterproof. On the other hand it might burn to fast... Thanks for a great video btw :)

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Awesome holiday Monday video! And I'm first

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Def use them for winter camping

[@baron8107]

Were it strike-anywhere, it'd be a great firestarter for snowmobile and other small-vehicle kits.

[@peterthomson6161]

If you let the wet one burn what would the burn time be?

[@basecamper7504]

I think these matches would work for me. Impressive burn time, enough to start a fire and also act as fuel.

[@SunnyWu]

The tip is perchlorate compounds so it can burn even under water once lit.

[@THEGENERATIONSNEXT]

Luke, you said you burned nine of them. What's the average burn time on them?

[@bigfatno]

Did I hear an "Archer" reference?!? Thanks for sharing this video.

[@EarlyMist]

Thing is ...why do you need a big match that burns for 15 mins (or 13 or whatever)? It only takes a minute to a few minutes to get a fire started, these just seem a waste once they go past that. Maybe something a quarter or even half the size might be efficient and a boost over regular storm proof matches...

[@zakc.1979]

You might of not reached the 15 minutes because of the wind making it burn faster

[@skeeterchiggins]

I am likely an outsider voice here, but I would rather carry the traditional waterproof matches. You can get a bunch of them and like the tip of this product, you can't put it out even in a water dunk. And for the money, it is just better IMO.

[@mikerogers9711]

Thank you for this video. Kindah pricy

[@ozfram1]

why dont they make the whole match out of the same substance as the tip?

[@iametoh]

Behemoth!

[@sairvinginthestacks]

Looks like these would be a good fire starter while out car camping.

[@MarkJones-sk6vk]

It's like an RV for camping, crawl control on a TRD... Maybe I could just hire a guy to make the fire for me?

[@bettersteps]

A Bic is good and all but please get a Zippo. They're not strike anywhere matches for safety reasons. You definitely don't want one of those igniting accidentally in your pack or car.

[@rickjwilliams]

Well, if you can't get a fire started in 13 minutes, hehe, something definitively wrong. Guess you'll eat cold food and sleep cold tonight.

[@tphvictims5101]

👍🏻

[@bobclark7076]

same exact product..lights in rain and hurricane.comes with tender burns 10-15 min ....or say waterproof windproof.15 min.then no one buy it the second time?

[@irekirek123]

It's just common sense to put wax on the whole thing.

[@zachandrobvermaasanddeatha457]

It's a torch

[@peterallen4605]

Name one fire starter short of Phosphorous that will continue to burn when you douse it with water? I'd call it waterproof.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

UCO Titan Stormproof Match! You didn't think I would have an answer did you? - Luke

[@peterallen4605]

You're right, I didn't. But I guess that makes that test a "stormproof" test, not a "waterproof" test.

[@paulmarren7970]

its gonna dry out your wet tinder and get a fire going. check out the video on the grey bearded green beret. it's a factory version of hes supermatch.

[@TRu44-560]

Juat the tip... four years later. That's what she said that. 😂

[@alexwbanks70]

Great for a emergency kit.

[@tonypino2858]

Blijft best lang aan nog het Vuur

[@romelwell]

Just the tip...

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Hehehe - Luke

[@larrykramer6057]

Why not just call in some air support with napalm? Seriously now, I think that maybe a flare would do better if you were stuck with being the fire boy during a hurricane. Or, just bring some Coleman Fuel to start anything, including your eyebrows. I know that everyone loves birch bark, but my trick around here is pine cones.

[@JepsOutdoorAdventures]

1st!

[@kg4giy]

If you get more than five minutes, it’s going to be good enough for 99% of most people’s needs, even in a disaster. As for strike-anywhere, that’s illegal in the US and that’s where they are made and marketed. You want Eddy lites, you have to cross the border.

[@ronaldcoleman1323]

It will burn 15 minutes without wind.

[@southernhorseman2006]

Good review, but I'm going to give it a thumbs down. When it wouldn't catch with a lighter, that was a deal breaker. Believe I'll stick with the trioxane tabs and fat lighter. Keep up the good work. It's much appreciated.

[@greekveteran2715]

Man, these never claimed, that they are diver's matches, to burn down the ocean! The work wonders as they are! Why acting like they disapoint you at some point? They are 100 times more effective than a common match, what more to ask??!!!!

[@Zack_Darce]

I think it's pronounced Yuko not U.C.O

[@danquarterman]

The smaller matches are good, and im sure these are too, but you can easily make your own with some fatwood and some candle wax, you can mold them however you like. I can make a ice cube size ones that do last 15 min, and burn so hot that it's pretty much impossible to blow out. There's tutorials out there.

[@ronaldcoleman1323]

Burn it with no wind and it will burn 15 minutes

[@TheMidnightModder]

This isn't the worlds biggest match. It probably is the worlds biggest sold match but somone made 3 feet long matches before.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Someone can always tape a bunch of crap together....you're right. haha - Luke