M.V. Trading GSL00020 for Kitchen Camping Grilling BBQ Home Adjustable, 3 Pack

Reasonable price does the job

Though some people complain about the quality and the breakability, I'm really not sure what they're talking about.I'm sure that these are breakable, but assuming you treat them like a match e.g. put them away neatly in a drawer, don't put them in pockets, take them out, use them, and put them back, then I imagine they'll last a long time. These seem the same quality as any I've ever used, and I've never had one break - just run out of fuel.I can see why someone wouldn't want to toss them in a drawer or sack full of stuff that gets tossed around or compressed in various directions.The finger ignition button/lever is pretty tough to move with sore fingers, though it seems that it might be getting easier as I use it. If I had arthritis, I really don't think I'd want to use these.I filled it with Zippo Butane Fuel. If I don't use it for a while it takes an extra click to start.

I don't if it's just the first lighter or if all of them are like this, but the trigger is extremely difficult for me to pull. I have to use 2 hands in order to ignite it, and I'm 31 years old without any joint/muscle issues. My mom has arthritis and I could not imagine her being able to use this at all. I will later change my review after opening the 2nd and 3rd pack if they are any easier. It's a good thing they don't have one of those childproof buttons because I need all my hands' focus on just pulling the trigger. But if they are all difficult like this, I guess that would make them childproof enough. The sliding knob that adjusts the flame size works well, I put mine all the way to the lightest end for lighting candles and my gas stove & burners. Will probably use the larger flame for igniting campfires.

This lighter does NOT have a child-resistant control which I find to be a great benefit. Other units were just too hard to hold the spring return safety and hi the starter and keep the control open. Flame/gas flow has an adjustment so you don't use more gas than you need. I also like the refillable feature as I hate throwing more stuff in the landfill. They will fill from little containers or from larger (gee about 9 oz for $15 canisters). I'm about to order 2 more packs. One more (3) for each needed area. LP stove on my boat, outdoor grill, 2 wood stoves, and the 2nd set for a friend. Quality is sufficient and is a great value.

For 7 dollars and free shipping, you can't beat this price (by much). Yes they are refillable, but not sure the construction of them would allow them long enough for you to get many uses out of them; you get the immediate sense of flimsy when you pick them up, but they do work. Of biggest note for those parents out there, there is no safety on the lighters. Pro/con depending on your view: One button simplicity for some is danger for other.

Seems a crime that most of these are non.refillable, esp when it is so easy to refill. I bought these to use at my massage spa where I am always lighting small tea lights. I have another brand of refillable lighter at home and love it, very easy to refill. Do what you can to avoid sending stuff to the landfill. This is an easy one.

The Lighters are nice and handy by being refillable but a little cheaply made. I had one in my back pocket (which I know I shouldn't do) but I leaned back against my kitchen counter and the barrel broke off. I believe next time I will pay a little extra and get some a little better made.

Pros:--Refillable and you can see how much you have left--No safety latch--well made-- It lights candles very easilyCon:--The trigger is VERY hard to pull--The flame does not shoot out like a gas jet