Morisk Vintage Trench Lighter, Cool Pipe Lighters Fluid Refillable, Windproof Reusable Antique Classic Flame Lighter, Unique Birthday Gifts for Men Dad Husband

I carry this with me wherever I go, I love the way it looks and the way it handles.

My husband took up his tobacco pipe after many years of not indulging, and I thought to surprise him with a special lighter. (Please, folks, stop clogging our environment with disposable lighters!!) I looked at dozens, including Zippos, so I bought a Zippo and this one so he could choose. Boy, is this one a hit! He and I both love the look of it and it works very well. The Zippo had to go back as it wouldn’t stay lit when turned on its side for pipe lighting.

Haven't used it yet. Happy with the construction and design.

I bought this for my husband for our 10th anniversary. We always by things for our home improvement and we did that as well.My husband absolutely loves this lighter! It’s solid wood, so very well made. It come with extra wick and flints. This is an absolute yes! I would recommend this to anyone!!

Smaller than I thought but that means that it would be good in a pocket. It reminds me of old table lighters from the sixties. A little Steampunk.

This is an ornate lighter that looks good on a shelf in front of your pipes. Just not very good if you actually want to light one of them with it. The flame only burns straight up no matter which way you tip it so it will not touch the tobacco inside the pipe. Falsely advertised as a pipe lighter.

Gave as gift. Relatively easy to fill. Flame is good but not as good (or windproof) as a zippo. Very similar to the old firefly lighters from the 50's. Still working just fine after a year.

Worked great for about two weeks, but then I started to notice that the fuel was leaking. After a few more weeks, I became concerned that it might catch fire, or light in my pocket. I had to refill the fuel every two or three days. Not because of use, but due to leakage. After about four months it failed completely. The striker jammed often and the fuel well froze shut. I was unable to open it after that, so I threw it away. It did not hold up in the wind. I smoke a pipe and needed a flame that could face downward and not get blown out in the wind. Again, another feature of a "trench" lighter that this was not. I like the design, but need a better quality of manufacturing. I consider a military-grade, trench lighter, something I can rely on in an emergency. I'd be willing to pay more for quality and reliability.