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Which of these types of lighters do you use, which is your favourite, and why? My favourites are probably piezoelectric and spark-arc (I like my electricity I know :LOL:) because they don't tend to wear down overtime and if you get a good spark-arc, they can charge with basically any battery and...

Survival lighter project. About two years ago I made this lighter, and today I decided it was time to open it back up to see how the contents fared under daily use conditions and simple curiosity, and with the idea of learning from it and making a new improved Mark ll GENT utility lighter :)...

Any thoughts for fire? Either a "torch" type lighter that runs on butane or a zippo type lighter that takes flints and fluid?

considering buying a windproof lighter looking at the blazer original and the windmill delta are there any others i should be considering? thanks

What is the best survival lighter to get? Do Zippos do something that others dont? Whats the best butane that will light in all conditions etc? Whats the best crank radio?

This exact item, under a different brand name, is going for around 10x the price other places on the net. I got one and it seems like a decent bit of kit. The flame can be locked in the on position. http://evaq8.co.uk/POCKET-BUTANE-TORCH-Outdoor-Gas-Lighter/

http://www.readypro.biz/stormproof-lighter--survival-sportsman-lighter.html that is the link for it i was sent this lighter after buying a few things off of mark from ready pro. its a pretty cool lighter, seems more like a mini-torch. when i was in texas for my brothers wedding. we were on a...

I've been having a heck of a time trying to find a high quality waterproof/windproof lighter online. Every lighter has mixed reviews and no one seems to agree on a lighter that you can trust out in the bush. You would think that all of these outfitter sites would focus on one of the most...

Don't throw away that empty lighter! If ever you're in a situation where you need to build a fire and all you have left is an empty lighter, don't throw it away! That lighter can still easily make a fire. As long as it can make a spark, all you need is a small spark. The trick is to know how...