Zippo Black Flex Neck Utility Lighter, Unfilled

The first thing I noticed was how rugged the ZIPPO FLEX NECK UTILITY LIGHTER feels. I needed to fill it and wait 4 hrs. before using it. The flame is gentle and would be useful lighting a candle, campfire, and/or a cigarette. The flame can be adjusted. It doesn't have a jetted flame to solder with or simular applications. It has piezoelectric ignition and I'm not sure how long until it fails. This lighter is an upgrade from the disposable lighters that are hung at the checkout stand. However, I don't think I would use it for daily industrial applications.

I must say this is an excellent multiple use lighter. I have used it for lighting scented candles that have burned way down into the jar, lighting birthday candles, and burning yard waste. I know it is going to be great for stating up the grill this summer or staring a camp fire. You could even use it for quickly lighting a cigar or pipe. Evey household should have one.

The Zippo Flex neck utility lighter is great for lighting a grill or even candles. The neck on the lighter bends so you do not have to reach and get your hand burnt from trying to light a grill, a candle or any hard to reach place you are trying to reach. I am impressed how well this lighter works for lighting the grill and I do not have to get my hand into the grill so close to the pilot. There is a hook on the handle end of the lighter which is great for hanging up. This lighter is shipped without fluid so the first thing I had to do was put lighter fluid in it. After that it worked like a charm. I am very impressed how well this light works.

I have a propane BBQ that the spark igniter has rarely worked on since I bought it and have had to light it by hand. I have use the long straight lighters that you buy, use and then throw away. It was always required that I move the deflector panels above the burners to light it and then fight the deflectors back with a flame. I got this because I saw that it was designed with a flexible neck and it allowed me to reach under the deflector panel to light the burners without having to move anything. Another plus is that it is re-usable, and refillable. This is well designed and sturdy, lights easily and even has a hook end to hang it up. Will be my go to lighter from now on.

ZIPPO FLEX NECK UTILITY LIGHTER, UNFILLED BLACK is a refillable flex necked lighter that makes lighting stove burners or grills an easy task. The ZIPPO FLEX NECK UTILITY LIGHTER, UNFILLED BLACK, can be positioned any direction you need to so you can reach whatever you need to , in order to light a pilot or grill. And the ZIPPO FLEX NECK UTILITY LIGHTER, UNFILLED BLACK, is great to keep anywhere you might need a lighter.

I LIKE, BECAUSE IN THE DAYS OF BEACH OR FIELD IS SOMETHING THAT I FIND VERY PRACTICAL TO USE IT, IT DOES NOT PLACE THE CHILDREN AT RISK, I CAN SAY MORE GOOD FOR THE OUTSIDE USE BUT YOU CAN ALSO USE IT IN THE HOME, SOMETHING THAT SURPRISED ME IS THAT IT COMES EMPTY BUT STILL IT IS A GOOD INVENTION .......

This lighter comes empty and without butane, so purchase butane if you plan on ordering. This lighter is easy to use. I received the black one but you csn purchase in silver. The lighter is easy to use and having the flexible neck is convenient so there's no awkward holding of your hand to try to light candles, grills or whatever it is your trying to light, just move the flex neck to the way it's easy to reach wick or area your lighting. It's a handy light to own.

This is a great lighter for camping due to the length of the neck. The neck is very flexible and can precisely position the heat in any direction, so you don't run the risk of burning your fingers. What makes it especially nice its being wind-resistant and being dual-flamed provides a reliable light. The slim nozzle makes it easily fit into the opening of lanterns, grills and deep welled candles. Its made of a durable metal construction, and has a rubberized flat back to insure the lighter won't roll away when you place it on a table, and has a child-resistant safety button to prevent any accidents. On the bottom of the lighter is a adjustable flame dial to let you optimize the flame, a nice clip to hang the lighter with, and the valve for filling it. This lighter uses butane fuel and since I already had a container on hand, I filled it as instructed. I found it lights very easily but when I tried adjusting the flame, turning the dial from high to low, made no difference at all? Now that may be my fault as I learned later, that Zippo recommends using Zippo Premium butane in there lighters. So when it needs to be refilled I'll try using there brand and see if it makes a difference!

The Zippo outdoor utility lighter has a flex neck, is windproof, and has a 3-year warranty. It is a trustworthy companion throughout everyday life and uncommon Adventures. It is everything you expect and love from Zippo without the restrictions of using a traditional lighter. It is easy to use and fill, however is still childproof. It is great for all of your outdoor appliances.

Wow! I'm impressed with this solidly-built torch! I love that it has a flexible goose-neck so you can easily get around and into places that a straight-necked torch wouldn't do. It's very "hefty" and that's what accounts for most of my 4-star rating. You can adjust the flame with the adjustable knob on the butt of the torch; however, there's really no huge difference between the max setting and the middle setting. The flame is only an inch long at the most, and it's not like you're going to get a blue flame, pinpoint torch effect. When set at the very minimum setting, it won't even light! You have to be at least midway to get a flame. But what I like about this is the fact that it's refillable, using butane. I knocked off one star for the following reasons: 1) To switch in on, you have to hold the child-proof button down (located on the opposite side of the on/off switch, and it's not really ergonomically located for one-handed operation. Trying to press that button with your index finger while trying to slide up the start switch with your thumb isn't easy! You end up pressing and holding the button with your off-hand, while using the thumb of your grip hand to push the start switch up. 2) No clear instructions on when you know you have filled the torch with a full tank of butane. (I held the butane container, also Zippo, as directed three times, in 10 second bursts. Even the Zippo butane cannister didn't state how long to keep the cannister depressed. I stopped after the third hold down when I noticed liquid seeping at the connection.) Aside from these two points, it's a great fire starter, but again, lighting it is probably a two-handed operation. The tip & flex neck are small enough in diameter to fit into my lantern to light the globes. Easy enough to turn corners when starting a fire in my rocket stove.