🔥 Ultimate Survival Tool: Refillable Floating Lighter for Outdoor Adventures - Waterproof, Windproof, and Impact Resistant Construction Review

Basically, I like these lighters, they are windproof and work well. The lid tends to break at some point in the bag. In older versions of this product this would expose a small wire that makes it work, then the wire gets tangled and it stops working. The last pair of lighters I received had the caps broken off but instead of one tiny wire there are 4 thicker wires each forming a 'T' in the flame and they proved to be more durable in my pocket than the original tiny wire. I think once the cap…

This lighter works great at over 11,000 feet! I've tried dozens of lighters for use at altitude. All others begin to fail above 7000 feet and most stop working above 8000 feet. I've spent $100 testing all types of lighters, some costing $50 or more. This lighter performed flawlessly at over 11,000 feet. The bottom line is to adjust the butane to a LOWER setting at altitude to compensate for less oxygen. At the bottom of the lighter itself is a small adjustment ring that allows you to reduce the

If I could give this a minus 5 star rating I would. This lighter is completely NONE. I bought it for a 10 day Allagash Wilderness waterway trip. I think a wind and waterproof lighter would come in handy on a 10 day kayak trip with no supplies and no easy exit. Honestly that would be great as my jet boiler is finicky and doesn't always want to fire. Information on the type of fuel, as well as information on refueling on the packaging, in literature or on the website - NULL. since i finally found