EXOTAC MATCHCAP XL™ — The Match Case That Laughs at Wet Nights

Rain, river splash, or the soggy aftermath of “that” campsite mistake—this little cylinder says, “Bring it.” The MATCHCAP XL™ is a nearly indestructible, waterproof match case built for people who prefer their fire-starting to be stubbornly reliable and mildly dramatic. Perfect for campers, survivalists, and anyone who believes good stories start with a spark.

Who it’s for: outdoor obsessives, emergency preppers, and weekend warriors who want their matches and survival odds protected. Designed for AXG Life — Life, Adventure-Ready.

Key Features & Design

• Nearly indestructible construction — built to survive accidental drops and questionable life choices.
• Waterproof to >1 meter — keeps contents dry when you’re less-than-careful with bodies of water.
• O-ring sealed cap — the seal that keeps moisture out and good vibes in.
• Integral red‑phosphorus striker — located inside the cap to prevent rubbing against matches and to stay dry.
• Stores matches and survival gear — roomy enough for matches and small essentials.

Performance & Benefits

Stop babysitting waterproof bags and start trusting a case that was made for the outdoors. The MATCHCAP XL™ protects your ignition source from water and abrasion, so your plan A (and B) actually light up when you need them. The internal striker is smartly tucked into the cap — no more accidental sparks or damp rubs — and the o-ring keeps everything sealed tight when you’re crossing streams, hauling gear, or making questionable life decisions at midnight.

This is the kind of tool that turns stuck weekends into hero stories: light a stove in a drizzle, signal with a controlled spark, or stash tiny survival items that you’d rather not have soggy. Lightweight enough to live in your pack, tough enough to survive the rest of your kit.

Ready for action

Carry it on hikes, stash it in your bug-out bag, or clip it to the side of your “maybe I’ll need this” pouches. It’s practical, durable, and quietly smug about it.

Add to cart and give your matches a proper home—then go make campfire stories actually worth telling.