Zippo Windproof Lighter | Metal Long Lasting | Best with Zippo Lighter Fluid | Refillable | Perfect for Cigarettes, Cigars, Candles | Pocket Starter | Classic Street Chrome

Amazing product, much more high quality than my previous one and feels like it will last a lot longer. Compact size and works very well - it works with several inserts and I’ve found the arc one works pretty well and has the bonus of being rechargeable. Would recommend.

Good quality. Fast delivery

The media could not be loaded. Good price, feels durable.Is wind proof and easy to use.Took less than minute to fill with fuel.

Works perfectly just a little loose in areas, If your in a pinch and need a cheap reliable lighter then this is for you.

Good quality

I was after a replacement for an old zippo which had gotten lost.Item ordered was "Classic Street Chrome" which is like the brushed chrome, but with a more worn look - which suited me.Carefully checked against zippo website and this is a genuine item.Works well, much better than the old one, probably due to having brand new flint, striker, wick and padding.A few pounds cheaper than buying direct, and no delivery to pay.

It's a chrome plated example of the classic zippoComes in the original box as you would expect , might want to give it a quick clean as they come with some residue of the manufacturing process on the inside of the case also reroute the wick and unstick the flint screw

Very good for the price. This is a genuine Zippo which comes in the original "Made In USA" box, with care instructions and a lifetime guarantee (excluding flints and wicks which naturally get used up and worn over time).It's proven very reliable for me. Although many lighters claim to be wind-proof this is the first lighter I've used which performs well outside in my very windy and rainy home town of Manchester.If you plan to buy this lighter I would definitely recommend it, but people should absolutely be aware of the fact that you will have to replace the flint and wick every so often. I had to replace my flint for the first time after about 5 weeks of use (you can tell when it's run out of flint as the sparks will stop working so efficiently and eventually stop sparking altogether), but this is not an issue as they cost less than £1 for a set of 6.The care instructions say you can trim your wick up to twice before needing to replace it, this is very easily done with a pair of tweezers/pliers and some small scissors or, my personal tip, some nail clippers. This will also need to be done fairly rarely, I've only needed to trim the wick once in my 2 months of ownership.