3” Inch Long Wooden Refill Matchsticks with Strike Stickers - Safety Matches Wholesale Bulk Loose by Chandler Studio (Rainbow, 100 Pieces)

(Skip to the TLDR summary below if long details aren't for you...)These matches are good looking. I got the all black and they look sexy next to my black candle in the hallway, so it's convenient to not have to put them away.These sticks aren't all perfectly cut... Not a big deal. These work, they light up well, maybe too well as they will stay lit and quickly burn away the stick for as long as you allow it. The stick itself is more fragile and less dense than standard matches. Like I said, they'll get eaten away by the flame rather quickly but i like that they aren't a challenge for the flame. On standard matches, the stick seams to win in the battle against the flame, and can be frustrating that the flame turns off when it barely even got past the head. These matches seem to do that less, which I like. But don't let kids use these, as they're more "advanced level". (Not that we should be giving kids matches to play with anyway lol).For these I also ordered a box, jar, and extra strike stickers. The box fits the matches well (you'll have more matches than will fit the box/jar, which is great bc you'll have refills available). The strike stickers work well too.The only complaint I have is that I believe standard matches have a thing to them that keeps the flame alive for like a second when you first strike it, even if windy. I don't think these seem to have that, so sometimes the flame just doesn't seem to catch if you strike it too fast (creating a wind). Strike firmly but without more speed than necessary. And don't go too gentle on the sticker out of fear for wearing it out too quickly. You'll waste it more having to strike lightly twice than firmly once. Besides, the strike stickers can be replaced.Overall I would definitely buy these again. The aesthetic is worth it and the rest is just a matter of getting used to how these light up/burn a little differently than the regular [ugly and tiny] matches.---TLDR: expect a little adjustment period for learning how to use these but they're worth it the aesthetic. The length is perfect though some sticks may be a little crooked. Hey, if anything, it just adds to its charm ;-p. Regardless, these matches look good and perform well, although the sticks tend to get short fast and may occasionally have a hard time starting if you're too gentle or impatient.It be like that sometimes, umirite?I do recommend spending a little more for the extra accessories... It'll be cheaper than buying them separately later.

Super cute! Sturdy sticks, lights easily.

I bought these matches for my little matchstick container/striker I got on Amazon. I plan on putting them on a wooden tray, along with a candle. I looked in a few stores and could only find short matchsticks, so of course, I looked online. I got the black tips, there were a lot of colors to choose from, but these were more versatile. I am very excited about my vignette. I now just need a wooden tray that pulls it all together. By the way, this vignette would make a great house warming gift for new homowners!

It's a good thing they sent 65 instead of only 50 because 12 of them were unusable. Though 12 extra would have been very nice.

I put a bunch in a little crystal holder and stuck the striker sticker on the bottom. Perfect for the coffee table. Everything ignites well.

I would do zero stars if it was an option! We bought these matches to light sparklers at my son’s wedding and they all broke! They are made of crap! We had to use a lighter instead. Do not buy!

While these matches look great and are the length I need the quality is poor as they do not meet the minimum requirements of what you need matches to do. These are at best for aesthetics.They break easily when striking, with roughly 40% snapping when striking and none of them light upon one strike. I usually have to strike multiple times using striker sticker provided to “maybe” get it to light, more often snapping the match before it would light. At this point after lighting about10 matches successfully (and many many broken ones) my striker sticker is already worn it’s barely usable.Would not recommend purchase if you actually want practical matches that are not just decor.

I bought these to fill little yogurt jars that I painted (then I added a striker sticker on the bottom) They turned out fabulous but it takes 100 matches to fill the jar so it ended up being a little pricey. Still I love them!