Angled Soft Flame Antique Style Lift Arm Butane Refillable Lighter with Tamper & Pick (Golden Diamond)

This guy has outlived all other refillables I've had. Consistent flame control. I often lose the tamper but it's very functional for changing the output and as a general tool for things you bought a lighter for. The gas nozzle spins kinda freely but is easily turned back to the angle you desire

nice case and great spark but it light up once and would not light again. i used the same fuel that works in another butane lighter. poor quality control.

I've had this a month and a half. No problems to speak of. I did replace the flint with a high quality one as I sometimes had to strike it twice or more on occasion to get it to light. Now it lights every time on the first try.I bought this to see if I would like this style of lighter before spending big bucks on the name brand "Old Boy".I'm happy with it. We will see how long it lasts!

Old boy! ... er, I mean, OH BOY! Best looking $20 knock-off ever. I'm using it every day to light some wonderful tobacco pipes. The onboard tamper also features a screwdriver tip to adjust the flame.This lighter does have a slight (yet manageable) issue with its tiny flame "nozzle" however:the little thing spontaneously rotates incrementally after a few lights, which re-positions the flame jet hole.The flame then ends up pointing in a goofy (read: unusable and/or deleterious to the lighter) position.I solve this by using long tiny arm tweezers and fine motor skills to occasionally and delicately re-rotate the nozzle. It's an inconvenience of course, but not unlike the other rituals of smoking a tobacco pipe, it has become part and parcel of my hobby.

It broke both of them

The media could not be loaded.  Nice lighter. Heavy, fills nice in the hand. Better quality than I thought it would be. Looks way more expensive that it has any right to look. I have to say the flint wheel is small. For bigger hands it’s a litter harder to light. But for the price. It’s amazing. I’ll take on vacations instead of my old boy lighter.

It leaks fluid no matter what you do. It leaks the expensive butane, it leaks the cheaper butane.

UPDATE: The lighter began to leak after a day and now it won't hold a butane charge.Buy at your own risk !The lighter works and looks great! It's basically a $20 Old Boy.For people complaining that the arm that holds the flint gets loose, you can fix this easily. A single bottom screw allows you to disassemble the lighter to the point that all you have left is the top, with the gas canister attached. To remove the gas canister, there's 2 push pins on the side of the top that allows the gas canister to drop away from the top and then you'll have access to the screw that holds the flint arm. Put a drop of lock tite on this screw and your problem is solved! Your welcome