--- product_id: 406246848 title: "Charcoal Lighter Cubes, 96 Count" brand: "weber" price: "MX$1409" currency: MXN in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Weber" url: https://www.desertcart.mx/products/406246848-charcoal-lighter-cubes-96-count store_origin: MX region: Mexico --- # Lights fast even when wet Reliable in windy & damp conditions Odorless, non-toxic wax Charcoal Lighter Cubes, 96 Count **Brand:** weber **Price:** MX$1409 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔥 Light up your grill game—fast, clean, and unstoppable! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Charcoal Lighter Cubes, 96 Count by weber - **How much does it cost?** MX$1409 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.mx](https://www.desertcart.mx/products/406246848-charcoal-lighter-cubes-96-count) ## Best For - weber enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted weber brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **96 Cubes for Endless Grilling:** Stock up and stay ready for every BBQ season. - • **Eco-Friendly & Safe Composition:** Non-toxic wax means safer fires and peace of mind. - • **Ignites in Seconds, Rain or Shine:** Never let weather kill your grill plans again. - • **Clean Burn, No Chemical Aftertaste:** Keep your food pure—no lighter fluid smell or taste. - • **Versatile Firestarter for Any Adventure:** Perfect for grilling, camping, survival, and more. ## Overview Weber® Charcoal Lighter Cubes (96 count) are odorless, non-toxic wax cubes engineered to ignite charcoal quickly and reliably—even in wet or windy conditions. Designed for clean, ash-free fire starting without chemical odors, these cubes are perfect for grilling, camping, and survival needs, offering a convenient and eco-friendly ignition solution trusted by thousands of grill masters. ## Description Once you've lit coals with Lighter Cubes, you'll never go back. Lighter Cubes are your answer to fast, ash-free, and environmentally safe charcoal ignition. Even in windy or wet conditions, the cubes will light and ignite the rest of your charcoal in seconds, without the smell or taste of lighter fluid tainting your food. Review: Great, inexpensive product. Camping/Survival item too! - These are available lots of places, and from what I've seen, same low price as desertcart. ($3.29 for quite a while now). Might as well save trip to HD/Lowe's and tack them on to your next desertcart order. There is no need to pay more for ANY kind of firestarter for ANY purpose (grilling, smoking, fireplace, camping, bushcraft, survival, bug-out-bag, backpacking, hexamine substitute, etc) than these ones from Weber. They are awesome, but have just a small drawback... the packaging is fragile, and they will dry out (diminished performance) albeit very slowly. But you could also just get yourself some fatwood and not worry about packaging/drying out. But, for a synthetic/man-made convenience type fire starter, this is the one you need and can be used in a ultra-light backpacking folding type stove (Esbit, Bleuet, Coghlan's) for those types of purposes too (boil a cup of water, cook) These are NOT paraffin wax. I don't know what they are exactly (have contacted Weber, and obtained the MSDS... it doesn't say, they won't say, and the information isn't on the web anywhere that I could find to date). They are pretty hard to describe actually... They are a sort of fine-granular synthetic wax/styrofoam type of material impregnated and compressed with a flammable liquid/solvent or like a liquid paraffin/lamp oil. They are crumbly (like baking soda held together loosely with a weak liquid binder). They don't 'melt'. They don't burn up completely either, they just shrink down as the solvent burns off, leaving a little crusty remnant. They DO dry out, but it takes quite a while... from my experience let's say you leave it out for a month (out of the foil packaging) then you will only get a 5 minute burn time instead of 9 minutes. Don't know how long one would have to leave them out before they fail completely (maybe they would never get that bad). So they will still work, and as an average firestarter (starting other combustible materials) that is good and probably ALL that you would need. If you are using them as a hexamine type replacement, or storing in a B.O.B., then that reduced performance is a bad thing tho. So they will need to be repackaged somehow: 1. dipped in wax a couple times to seal, 2. wrapped tightly in plastic bags/duct tape, whatever, 3. individually vacuum sealed, 4. smash 4 or 5 of them down into an old prescription bottle and spoon out a little as needed... etc. BONUS: they are virtually the same mystery material as a WetFire Fire Starter, used for camping/hiking/bushcraft... but are SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper. Problem is they are not as conveniently individually packaged. Solution: repackage in some sort of air-tight-as-possible method. Don't pay for those other ones unless you are just lazy and have money to burn. (Weber/$0.14 each - Hexamine/$0.23 each - WetFire/$1 each) Hope that helps somebody. They are cheap enough, just get them and try 'em out. Review: grill ready in 20-ish minutes - they light quickly, way better than paper and no worrying about where the paper ash may land. two cubes fit quite well under my chimney. I filled my chimney with Kingsford blue, put two cubes on the grate, set the chimney on top, and light the cubes. easy-peasy. and there is no odor. there's actually 96 cubes total! that is a lot of grillin' a lot! which is good, because as long as i can get to the grill I'll still be grilling in the dead of winter. ## Features - Designed to catch fire even if wet - Made of odorless and non-toxic wax - Use for any fire starting needs ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B09BBFD4TC | | Best Sellers Rank | #7,836 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #23 in Charcoal Starters | | Brand | Weber | | Brand Name | Weber | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 22,002 Reviews | | Item Form | Cube | | Manufacturer | Weber | | Manufacturer Part Number | 7468 | | Material | Wax | | Material Type | Wax | | Model Number | 7468 | | Number of Packs | 4 | | UPC | 077924128493 | | Unit Count | 96 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Weber - **Item Form:** Cube - **Material:** Wax - **Scent:** Odorless - **Unit Count:** 96 Count ## Images ![Charcoal Lighter Cubes, 96 Count - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31RlnJZ157L.jpg) ![Charcoal Lighter Cubes, 96 Count - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41GHgsTXbYL.jpg) ![Charcoal Lighter Cubes, 96 Count - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Atv39MnqL.jpg) ![Charcoal Lighter Cubes, 96 Count - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91Q4zsH6ToL.jpg) ![Charcoal Lighter Cubes, 96 Count - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81HXp-QxmJL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great, inexpensive product. Camping/Survival item too! *by C***N on January 28, 2014* These are available lots of places, and from what I've seen, same low price as Amazon. ($3.29 for quite a while now). Might as well save trip to HD/Lowe's and tack them on to your next Amazon order. There is no need to pay more for ANY kind of firestarter for ANY purpose (grilling, smoking, fireplace, camping, bushcraft, survival, bug-out-bag, backpacking, hexamine substitute, etc) than these ones from Weber. They are awesome, but have just a small drawback... the packaging is fragile, and they will dry out (diminished performance) albeit very slowly. But you could also just get yourself some fatwood and not worry about packaging/drying out. But, for a synthetic/man-made convenience type fire starter, this is the one you need and can be used in a ultra-light backpacking folding type stove (Esbit, Bleuet, Coghlan's) for those types of purposes too (boil a cup of water, cook) These are NOT paraffin wax. I don't know what they are exactly (have contacted Weber, and obtained the MSDS... it doesn't say, they won't say, and the information isn't on the web anywhere that I could find to date). They are pretty hard to describe actually... They are a sort of fine-granular synthetic wax/styrofoam type of material impregnated and compressed with a flammable liquid/solvent or like a liquid paraffin/lamp oil. They are crumbly (like baking soda held together loosely with a weak liquid binder). They don't 'melt'. They don't burn up completely either, they just shrink down as the solvent burns off, leaving a little crusty remnant. They DO dry out, but it takes quite a while... from my experience let's say you leave it out for a month (out of the foil packaging) then you will only get a 5 minute burn time instead of 9 minutes. Don't know how long one would have to leave them out before they fail completely (maybe they would never get that bad). So they will still work, and as an average firestarter (starting other combustible materials) that is good and probably ALL that you would need. If you are using them as a hexamine type replacement, or storing in a B.O.B., then that reduced performance is a bad thing tho. So they will need to be repackaged somehow: 1. dipped in wax a couple times to seal, 2. wrapped tightly in plastic bags/duct tape, whatever, 3. individually vacuum sealed, 4. smash 4 or 5 of them down into an old prescription bottle and spoon out a little as needed... etc. BONUS: they are virtually the same mystery material as a WetFire Fire Starter, used for camping/hiking/bushcraft... but are SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper. Problem is they are not as conveniently individually packaged. Solution: repackage in some sort of air-tight-as-possible method. Don't pay for those other ones unless you are just lazy and have money to burn. (Weber/$0.14 each - Hexamine/$0.23 each - WetFire/$1 each) Hope that helps somebody. They are cheap enough, just get them and try 'em out. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ grill ready in 20-ish minutes *by O***3 on July 14, 2026* they light quickly, way better than paper and no worrying about where the paper ash may land. two cubes fit quite well under my chimney. I filled my chimney with Kingsford blue, put two cubes on the grate, set the chimney on top, and light the cubes. easy-peasy. and there is no odor. there's actually 96 cubes total! that is a lot of grillin' a lot! which is good, because as long as i can get to the grill I'll still be grilling in the dead of winter. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ MY NEW FAVORITE FIRE STARTERS! *by C***Y on January 28, 2014* I have been starting fires for a long time. For my grills and smokers, I know that sentence makes me sound like a pyromaniac, but I am not. I normally use charcoal for the grills and smokers, sometimes I use wood chunks. I do not use lighter fluid because I am not a big fan of the chemical tastes it imparts to the food. Plus liquid lighter fluid is just plain blasphemous to any legitimate Master of the Grill. We would rather boil a rack of ribs than use lighter fluid to start a grill. I normally used some newspaper at the bottom of my charcoal chimney. It works great 90% of the time. Except that 10% of the time when it is pretty windy outside. Then the burning paper ash blows around and lands on my wood deck. No bueno. And there was no way I would consider not grilling a juicy steak just because it is windy outside. Then I tried these fire starter cubes and they work great in the chimney too. I put in some coals, then the fire starter, light it, then add more coals. Works great and no paper ash blowing around. The reason I started using these fire starters was because I finally elevated myself grilling/smoking to the next level and got a Big Green Egg, and everyone who has one recommends starting your charcoal with these fire starters. I had wanted an egg for many years, but they are expensive, and seriously, are they really even worth the extra money. Turns out they are worth it. On my third smoking session with the egg I cooked a packer brisket for 15 hours in single digit weather. Without a doubt it was the best brisket I have ever cooked, and the egg holds temperature like a champ! Starting the egg with these fre starters is very easy. I fill the fire ring with charcoal then make a small depression in the coals and place half of a fire starter in that depression. I light the fire starter, let it burn for about 20 seconds, then push some larger chunks of charcoal over it and in minutes my egg is light and i can start adjusting the temperature. I let the temp steady out for about ten minutes to stabilize everything and to burn off the rest of the fire starter, and then I am ready to start cooking. I highly recommend these. I cannot believe I did not start using these years ago. ## Frequently Bought Together - Weber Lighter Cubes, White, 24 Count(Pack of 4) - Weber Rapidfire Chimney Starter, Standard, Silver - Kamado Joe Big Block XL Premium 100% All-Natural Hardwood Lump Charcoal Reusable Up to Three Times and 18-Hour Burn Times, 1-Pack, 20LBS Model KJ-CHAR --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.mx/products/406246848-charcoal-lighter-cubes-96-count](https://www.desertcart.mx/products/406246848-charcoal-lighter-cubes-96-count) --- *Product available on Desertcart Mexico* *Store origin: MX* *Last updated: 2026-09-10*