Zippo Satin Chrome Lighter

Great lighter! i just got this yesterday and i love how simple yet useful it is already. i got it as a gift from Marlboro and i’m really happy with it. zippo is great because you can put fuel back into it unlike disposable lighters. great for the environment! would definitely recommend.

I don't smoke these , but you don't have to smoke to participate, so I ordered this with my points! Of course it's aan awesome lighter , it's zippo. 🙂

CHRISTMAS GIFT

I was very pleased with the lighter and the engraving was beautiful. It was a Christmas gift for my son and he was very happy with it. I will do some more shopping from the Executive store, and I told my friends and family about the store. They liked the merchandise I showed them on the net. When I called all the representatives was friendly and helpful. I want to thank all of them again. It was a pleasure doing business with store.

Never again

Item arrived 5 days late, package shrink wrap had been removed, finger prints and smudges all over item and tamper resistant tape had been tampered with. I'll never order from Wal-Mart again. The lighter it's self is fine, it's a zippo after all.

Quick Shipping & Wonderful Gift

I ordered an engraved lighter as a gift and it wasn't long at all until I got an e-mail telling me it was already headed my way. Fast shipping was wonderful. The gift was just what I was hoping for, too. Make sure you're picking a decent font size for your engravings, though. I wished I had thought a little more firmly about the size of the lighter and what I was trying to fit on it. But, regardless, it still came out beautiful and was very well received. Thank you!

Same Quality as 1960s.

Bought one of these Made In U.S.A. Zippo Lighters 1960s prior to being Drafted to the Vietnam War, bought another after the Vietnam War at Federal Republic of West Germany put those Classics away after bought two same Classic design "Brushed Chrome" (Satin) from Walmart Mililani Store, same quality as 1960s. They Zippo need to make a Made In U.S.A. Classic of modern stainless steel model, so that the chrome plating cannot wear off.

Worth it

I love this little thing. Makes a great noise when you open it. Lights every time. Compact enough to fit in the coin pocket on jeans.

Zippo Review

I bought several of these and I'm going to buy more. Zippos are the best lighters in the world and they function in the very worst of conditions. I'm a "prepper," so I bought them for my "Bug Out Bag, my emergency vehicle bag, first aid kit, fire starting kit, etc. I also bought spare flints, wicks and lighter fluid. Everything gets vacuum sealed with Silica Jel bags. Buy them! Be safe!

Zippo is excellent for saving money.

I am on a mission to save money. Sometimes, it's best to save money a dollar at a time. So, I had given up a lot of disposable things. No more money going in the trash, disposing and replacing. Then one day my Bic lighter fizzed out and I nearly replaced it with another disposable $1 lighter. I am not a smoker. I use a lighter for para-cord crafts, for loose sewing threads, for camping, for candles, for building a fire. A very Handy tool. Well, I caught myself before I bought a new disposable lighter. It would be cheaper to buy one real Zippo lighter and a bottle of $3 fluid, that will last longer that a whole pack of disposables. That would last me as long as over 20 of the disposable kind. So, it cost more up front, but saves money over time. The Zippo lighter ... MoreI am on a mission to save money. Sometimes, it's best to save money a dollar at a time. So, I had given up a lot of disposable things. No more money going in the trash, disposing and replacing. Then one day my Bic lighter fizzed out and I nearly replaced it with another disposable $1 lighter. I am not a smoker. I use a lighter for para-cord crafts, for loose sewing threads, for camping, for candles, for building a fire. A very Handy tool. Well, I caught myself before I bought a new disposable lighter. It would be cheaper to buy one real Zippo lighter and a bottle of $3 fluid, that will last longer that a whole pack of disposables. That would last me as long as over 20 of the disposable kind. So, it cost more up front, but saves money over time. The Zippo lighter fluid is available at Walmart for $2-$3. Or Ronsonol fluid at Walgreens. The Zippo is actually sold empty. It comes with a flint under the wheel, and a wick, but no lighter fluid. So my initial purchase of the lighter and the bottle of fluid cost me more than a cheap Bic lighter, but it is such nice quality that I can see why it could last me so many years. After a few weeks of use, I ordered a second one since I found a great price. If you buy a used one, you need to plan to change the wick and the flint. So it was a better deal to buy it new right now. Even during the holiday season, I can't find these at this great price. So, I got lucky. I have enjoyed using it so far and will recommend Zippo lighters to everyone. But be careful not to buy a knock off or a copy. They are not the same, not even close. Just as a side note, I do not overfill, or fill very much, as the lighter will dry out while sitting in the closet for a couple weeks. So, Don't waste your fluid. I only put a little fluid in it when I need to use it. The fluid can stay in the original can forever without drying out. So, if I was stocking up, I could see buying more cans of the right fluid. Leave them in the closet with your extra lighter. Do not fill these lighters with anything other than zippo lighter fluid or Ronsonol lighter fluid. Simple instructions. But there are plenty of YouTube videos of folks who have ruined their lighters by trying other things like kerosene from grandmas oil lamp, or charcoal lighter fluid from the BBQ. Though those sound like it would work, it will not, and you can ruin the wick. So, save yourself the trouble. Buy the right lighter fluid. Both the flint and the wick will last you a very long time. But it is good to keep a spare on hand so you have them when you need them, and are not stuck shopping for them or waiting for them in the mail. I keep mine taped to the can of fluid, so I know where they are. Haven't needed them yet. You don't need a fancy pattern on your Zippo. I bought the plain chrome one. A friend of mine bought the black one. I can just see him dropping that one while camping, and I'll remind him that he should have bought the orange one. But really, the plain one is fine, as you can put a sticker on it of whatever you like. You can paint a pattern on the chrome with regular enamel nail polish. You can decorate it however you want. If the decor gets chipped or messy over the years you can sand it off and redecorate. My lighter is for real yes, not a collector's item, so I need a color I can find, and one I can identify as mine when it gets borrowed.

Zippo.... Finest American Craftsmanship

As a zippo collector, I strongly recommend Zippo lighters. Zippo is a very fine example of the way many things should be made these days. Zippo has a great warranty, Zippo will fix the lighter free of charge, and if they cannot make the repair, they will send you a new lighter. They will even send you the amount of money back for the shipping! Warning, Zippo will NOT cover the finish or condition of the lighter. If you buy a zippo from Walmart, I wish they would add the cover for the box as well. Zippo's must be filled up with lighter fluid as they do not come with fluid. I preferably use Ronsonol Lighter Fluid with no issues and is much cheaper than the Zippo premium. Ronsonol is made by Zippo. One problem with the Zippo is, the lighter fluid will evaporate over ... MoreAs a zippo collector, I strongly recommend Zippo lighters. Zippo is a very fine example of the way many things should be made these days. Zippo has a great warranty, Zippo will fix the lighter free of charge, and if they cannot make the repair, they will send you a new lighter. They will even send you the amount of money back for the shipping! Warning, Zippo will NOT cover the finish or condition of the lighter. If you buy a zippo from Walmart, I wish they would add the cover for the box as well. Zippo's must be filled up with lighter fluid as they do not come with fluid. I preferably use Ronsonol Lighter Fluid with no issues and is much cheaper than the Zippo premium. Ronsonol is made by Zippo. One problem with the Zippo is, the lighter fluid will evaporate over time. If you plan on keeping the lighter in a vehicle or storing it for awhile before possibly using it again, I do not recommend a Zippo. If you are camping, the Zippo is a great product as it is windproof and will work in very good temperatures. As an avid outdoorsman, I do often go camping and need a reliable lighter in the cold. You can never get enough of opening the top of the lighter and getting that great sound. Zippo lighters also have date codes by year and month they were made. The letters are in alphabetical order, A starts with January. All Zippo's are made in the USA in Bradford, Pennsylvania. Overall, if you are looking for a good quality lighter that will provide MANY years of great service and reliability, the Zippo is the best choice available.