2 Pack Waterproof Lighter Outdoor Windproof Torch Lighters Dual Arc Butane Electric Lighters USB Rechargeable Lighters Flameless Plasma Lighter Camping Hiking Adventure Survival Tactical Gear

It’s worth the money and well crafted. Reliable and waterproof. Highly recommended.

There work well and are durable. Have been my primary lighter in the BWCA for a couple off trips and performed perfectly.

Doesn't light anymore. Flint is worn out.

These waterproof lighters are exactly what I needed for camping and outdoor use. They are compact, easy to use, and truly windproof. The flame is strong and reliable, even in tough conditions.The build quality feels solid, and the waterproof seal works well. I tested them in wet conditions, and they lit up without any issues. The rechargeable battery is a great bonus—no need to worry about running out of fuel.Perfect for camping, hiking, or emergency kits. Definitely a great purchase!

I LOVE these lighters!! I got the first pair for myself and went back to get another for my boyfriend and another for my mom!! The electric lighter is the coolest. I didn’t even realize they existed!Battery life on the electric one is great and I haven’t needed to refill the torch lighter since its first fill. On any of the 3! The also look cool, and the lanyards are helpful for keeping handy when camping, etc. These are great, especially for the cost!

Works great. Great gifts.

There isn't a lot you can say about lighters... either they light or they don't. The butane one ships empty which makes sense... so if you are expecting it to work right out of the box, it won't.I'm dropping two stars off because of the stupid charger/cable on the plasma one. Why in 2025 are things not using USB-C? I mean I don't want to have to carry around multiple cables everywhere and if I lose this one, then I am out of luck. This uses some weird USB to something that looks like a 3.5mm headphone type plug. You are not going to have one of those in your junk drawer of cables... this isn't a standard cable at all.I get size port size would be important in the industrial design process, but come on, type-c would have been much more preferable. I would give up 20 - 30 uses per charge to have a standard type-c port to charge.

The media could not be loaded. One came that doesn’t work, but I’m sure I will just have them replace it. I love these kind of lighters because they are wind resistant and great for the outdoors. Looking forward to see how well it refills.