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True Utility FireStash Keyring LighterFireStash, a Tiny Waterproof Keyring Lighter for Folks who don't need lighters all the time.With fewer and fewer smokers around it is sometimes hard to find a lighter when you need one. The FireStash Miniature Waterproof Keyring Lighter is a fairly unobtrusive add-on to the old key set, and it looks pretty good too.Features:* Dimensions: 2" x 0.6" diameter* Capsule material: dark chrome plated zinc alloy* Refillable (arrives empty)* Neoprene 'O' ring creates watertight seal on capsule* Extendable wick for long life* Uses standard replaceable flints* Keyring included
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54 of 58 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Let's face it, everyone loves fire. The firestash just makes it much easier to bring the benefits of the flame with you wherever you choose to go. I carry one on my keychain and will continue to do so for as long as it lasts.
Once you fill this thing up it will consistantly produce a light. Simply pull up on the striker and the internal fluid storage pod will slide right out, offering storage for the lighter fluid. Spin that wheel with your finger and you will have your fire. Conveniently, you may use all the same parts as a zippo, the flint, wicks, and lighter fluid. This significantly prolongs the life of this lighter as well, it is not disposable by any means. However, this offers one HUGE advantage over a zippo besides its tiny size, it won't dry out on you when you need it. It is sealed water tight with an 0-ring so no moisture can't get in or out unless you want it to. Mind you, do not take this think diving or submerge it for any great length of time. It is water-resistant, not completely waterproof. The finish on this lighter seems rugged and able to withstand the test of time. Yes, it will scratch on a keychain, but it will only be a minor surface blemish and only give it character and prove you use the thing.
However, there are downsides to this product. Its small size limits the amount of fluid and consequently, the amount of use you will get without refilling. In addition, the botton of the lighter is rounded off and will not stand on a surface if needed. If you needed two hands to perform a task while needing a light as well, this lighter will have to be propped up somehow. Also, i didn't like the "squared off" keyring, but I don't like any chrome keyrings as they chip and diminish over time. But, this problem is easily fixed with gateclips, carabiners, or other more rugged keyrings.
Overall, its a great little lighter. However, the ones sold at countycomm.com are better in my opinion. They have a flat bottom so it can stand and are made of a 300 series stainless steel (a medical quality metal). They even show them being run over repeatedly by a 35,000 pound fire truck and still light up perfectly with no damage at all. About the same price too. But, I still like to give amazon the business as they have been good to me over the years. This is certainly a quality product and excellent choice for a keychain EDC (everday carry).
Once you fill this thing up it will consistantly produce a light. Simply pull up on the striker and the internal fluid storage pod will slide right out, offering storage for the lighter fluid. Spin that wheel with your finger and you will have your fire. Conveniently, you may use all the same parts as a zippo, the flint, wicks, and lighter fluid. This significantly prolongs the life of this lighter as well, it is not disposable by any means. However, this offers one HUGE advantage over a zippo besides its tiny size, it won't dry out on you when you need it. It is sealed water tight with an 0-ring so no moisture can't get in or out unless you want it to. Mind you, do not take this think diving or submerge it for any great length of time. It is water-resistant, not completely waterproof. The finish on this lighter seems rugged and able to withstand the test of time. Yes, it will scratch on a keychain, but it will only be a minor surface blemish and only give it character and prove you use the thing.
However, there are downsides to this product. Its small size limits the amount of fluid and consequently, the amount of use you will get without refilling. In addition, the botton of the lighter is rounded off and will not stand on a surface if needed. If you needed two hands to perform a task while needing a light as well, this lighter will have to be propped up somehow. Also, i didn't like the "squared off" keyring, but I don't like any chrome keyrings as they chip and diminish over time. But, this problem is easily fixed with gateclips, carabiners, or other more rugged keyrings.
Overall, its a great little lighter. However, the ones sold at countycomm.com are better in my opinion. They have a flat bottom so it can stand and are made of a 300 series stainless steel (a medical quality metal). They even show them being run over repeatedly by a 35,000 pound fire truck and still light up perfectly with no damage at all. About the same price too. But, I still like to give amazon the business as they have been good to me over the years. This is certainly a quality product and excellent choice for a keychain EDC (everday carry).
59 of 75 people found the following review helpful
By J. Aguilar
Ok, this thing is essentially pot metal, with a not so impressive rubber "washer" to seal the unit and a dip-zinc paint job. Carry this in your pocket dinging around with your keys, and yes that awesome zinc plating will begin to make this $10 lighter look like a $0.50 lighter that came out of a gumball machine, causing you to lament the fact that you didn't get the blow-pop ring instead.
There are MUCH better products out there for a few dollars more, and no... you don't have to be Clint Eastwood to get this. Try google-ing "peanut lighter" and you will find something made of stainless steel, with an actual internal o-ring that is shielded from pocket debris and erosion, and that relies on gentle compression instead of a vice like twist seal toy-seal similar to this product. This means is that the gasket will last a lot longer on the other product and I forget what I paid, maybe $14, and the makers of the peanut actually drive over it with a truck to illustrate the strength (not that I'm plugging this other mfgr, so I won't even mention their web site, but you'll find it in a certain county perhaps).
Instead of this China-pot-metal trinket that belongs free with a cap gun, sporting corroded cap popping studs and a rusty hammer, seriously get yourself an actual stainless type and save your $10 for a couple of happy meals.
Two stars to be fair to the fact that it does light and produce fire, and if kept in a drawer, wrapped in tissue paper, with gentle twisting force applied ONLY, ...this lighter will look OK and probably light your vanilla-chai candles just fine.
There are MUCH better products out there for a few dollars more, and no... you don't have to be Clint Eastwood to get this. Try google-ing "peanut lighter" and you will find something made of stainless steel, with an actual internal o-ring that is shielded from pocket debris and erosion, and that relies on gentle compression instead of a vice like twist seal toy-seal similar to this product. This means is that the gasket will last a lot longer on the other product and I forget what I paid, maybe $14, and the makers of the peanut actually drive over it with a truck to illustrate the strength (not that I'm plugging this other mfgr, so I won't even mention their web site, but you'll find it in a certain county perhaps).
Instead of this China-pot-metal trinket that belongs free with a cap gun, sporting corroded cap popping studs and a rusty hammer, seriously get yourself an actual stainless type and save your $10 for a couple of happy meals.
Two stars to be fair to the fact that it does light and produce fire, and if kept in a drawer, wrapped in tissue paper, with gentle twisting force applied ONLY, ...this lighter will look OK and probably light your vanilla-chai candles just fine.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I received this as a gift, and at first thought I would never use it. I don't smoke, and failed to see how it would be practical as one more thing on a crowded key ring. To humor my family (the gift-givers) I bought some lighter fluid (it ships empty). To fill the lighter, you unscrew the cap, and pull the lighter assembly out of the lower case. The lower case, below the strike wheel is a hollow tube, open on the bottom end, and stuffed with wicking. You then hold the lower tube upside down and saturate the wicking with lighter fluid. There is a screw head extending from the bottom end of the tube to adjust flame size. Slide the tube back into the lower casing, spin the strike wheel with you thumb, and you have fire. The cap seals well with the o-ring, and I have never had any difficulty with fluid spilling even after several months of usage. And...I do use it. Birthday candles, a backyard fire, legal (cough) fireworks on the 4th of July...
Pros:
- It really is small.
- Works great. The lighter has never failed to light.
- Nice to have a lighter handy when needed.
- Seems well-built. Nothing plastic or cheap about it.
Cons:
- Chrome finish has lost some luster quickly (the flame, the fluid? what?)
- Adjustment screw on bottom takes some fiddling to adjust the way you want it.
I definitely enjoy this gift and I'm glad I have it.
Pros:
- It really is small.
- Works great. The lighter has never failed to light.
- Nice to have a lighter handy when needed.
- Seems well-built. Nothing plastic or cheap about it.
Cons:
- Chrome finish has lost some luster quickly (the flame, the fluid? what?)
- Adjustment screw on bottom takes some fiddling to adjust the way you want it.
I definitely enjoy this gift and I'm glad I have it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good product
Smaller than I thought but it does the job. The material and workmanship were good. I would recommend this product.
Published 6 days ago by Brianb
3.0 out of 5 stars
It's ok
Is unit works as advertised - if u want a basic lighter - get a zippo or just a bic- this unit has a screw cap and ring and so far seems to be water resistant -
Published 6 days ago by pl350
1.0 out of 5 stars
BUNK!
Lid didn't fit. Spilled fluid in my pocket. I threw it in the trash. It came in a cool box though.
Published 12 days ago by Jason Caulder
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great emergency lighter
I wanted a lighter for my EDC pack. Disposable lighters are plastic and can become destructive under pressure. Zippo style lighters don't hold fluid for any length of time. Read more
Published 12 days ago by william r blair jr
5.0 out of 5 stars
A practical and useful lighter
I first got a Zippo lighter because it's a well known brand. What I didn't know was that the fuel would dry up in about a week. Read more
Published 21 days ago by V. Do
3.0 out of 5 stars
This Manufacturers Price is a Ripoff! $2.50 elsewhere.
These are mass produced by the exact same manufacturer. The particular retailer that sells through Amazon has had some laser engraving done to make them look like something other... Read more
Published 1 month ago by James
5.0 out of 5 stars
Спасибо
Я доволен выбором. Точное описание, хорошие фотографии. Качественная упаковка товара и быстрая его отправка. Я буду советовать Вас своим друзьям.
Published 1 month ago by Alexandr
5.0 out of 5 stars
Small, easy to carry and easy to use
Small, easy to carry, and easy to use. Perfect to have as a toy, or just in case. Again, do not use charcoal fluid because it won't work. Only use lighter fluid.
Published 1 month ago by David Silver
5.0 out of 5 stars
Compainons
This, the "money stash," flashlight, Leatherman Micra, and USB key are perfect companions for my EDC bag. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Max
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great key chain lighter
This is a great little peanut lighter for a key chain. It is small and compact and it water tight so you do not have to worry about the wick getting wet. Read more
Published 2 months ago by C. Wellborn
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