⚙️ Reliable Performance with GC Fuller 730 FU Lighter & 5 Flints: A Must-Have Combo Review

Used in Joshua Tree NP, worked great for stoves. Do yourself a favor don't buy the cheap ones if you read the reviews this is what you need.

Ideal for lighting my propane tank heater. It almost always ignites on the first try, which was definitely not the case with a cigarette or grill lighter. Also, you don't have to get your hand/face as close as the sparks will fly a good foot or so.

Always looking for something like this, I've had a similar one for about 20 years to light my camping stoves, still works great just a little rusty I think I must replace him soon . Finally found it. It's well done in the US. The only thing I wished for was a compartment for extra flints like my friend did. TO UPDATE. This also works with spirit stoves like the Trangia.

This little lighter has been around for years. We've had one in the shop for at least 20 years to light a gas stove in a machine shop. When I retired he was still going strong. (probably still) It throws out lots of sparks every time it fires. For a welding torch, I prefer the traditional mug lighter, but I took it to light a portable propane fire. None of the propane lighters work at high altitude when it's cold. It works! I'm happy with that.

Ideal for lighting my propane tank heater. It almost always ignites on the first try, which was definitely not the case with a cigarette or grill lighter. Also, you don't have to get your hand/face as close as the sparks will fly a good foot or so.

I've been looking for something like this for a long time, I've had one for lighting my camping stove for about 20 years, it still works great, just a bit rusty I think it may need to be replaced soon. Finally found it. It's well done in the US. The only thing I wished for was a compartment for extra flints like my friend did. TO UPDATE. This also works with spirit stoves like the Trangia.

This little lighter has been around for years. We've had one in the shop for at least 20 years to light a gas stove in a machine shop. When I retired he was still going strong. (probably still) It throws out lots of sparks every time it fires. For a welding torch, I prefer the traditional mug lighter, but I took it to light a portable propane fire. None of the propane lighters work at high altitude when it's cold. It works! I'm happy with that.