OK, Nothing Fancy But I Like it More Than My Zippos.

[cosgringo]

EDIT: Fixed Capitalization and Shortened Title (See Rule 9) - Bob

I have nothing to gain but somehow came across this and I like non butane lighters especially at the altitude I live at.
I kind of like it. Had it for a couple weeks and it is easier to refill (to me) and is kind of slick.

Sure, sure- much nicer stuff but I guess I did not expect to see much of the Zippo style that I'd prefer over the original.

Thought I'd mention it.

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[madox07]

How does it fare at an angle? It looks cool, but I would imagine it would be a tad difficult to use it on the pipe ...

 

[Casual]

Looks cool, but I’d be wary about the manufacturing. The description says it is made of pure copper, which is obviously false.

 

[flymapper]

Actually, I bought one last year. It looks neat, and holds fluid forever thanks to fill cover flap thing. That being said, I was still on cigarettes at the time which is why I bought it. It isn't really designed for pipes, not impossible, just not great. Also, you can't use the "Zippo Flick" to close it, the cover is too stiff. Similar to this for Zippo is the St Benedict design if your into that kind of thing.

 

[tradition]

Love my Zippo pipe lighter(s).

 

[gervais]

Yep, the zippo pipe lighter is the way to go if you're going the wick route

 

[cosmicfolklore]

I have a few of a similar design. They were Camel promotional swag from the 80's. I like them, but if I remember correctly, they leaked fluid all in my pocket.

 

[Sonorisis]

There's a reason Zippo has lasted for decades in the face of innovation and competition.