ZippoJack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Label Street Chrome Pocket Lighter

Two classics! Zippo and Jack Daniels. Zippo is always top-notch so I don’t feel I need to review that aspect. The Jack label on this thing, as you can see in the pic, is incredible raised metal. I don’t know how it’s made whether it’s stamped, poured, cut, etc. I don’t know. But I do know that it adds weight to this light that makes it feel solid and rich in your hand. I replaced the insides with a Zippo butane two-torch insert. It’s a must have for cigars and it’s always the talk on the golf course or the back deck or the poker game etc. my son bought it for me one Father’s Day. This past year I lost it after a father’s day golf outing. I immediately made this purchase. Not so much because I didn’t want him to know but more so because I didn’t want to be without it. A coupe days later he said “hey dad, I found your lighter in my truck”. So, I’m saving this one for his first Father’s Day.

I own 4 Zippos, and this is the best one. It's sturdy and well made, heavier than my other lighters and it looks cool 😎. Many compliments on this one, would be a great gift that you'd be proud to give to someone.

Good looking lighter, for the bar.Let me start by saying that I have a few Zippos and have gone through quite a few. Zippo is known for it's reliability, and toughness. Also comes with a lifetime warranty. Just like any Zippo it works, works and then works some more, without exceptions. There are no if's or maybes when it comes to Zippo lighters. I like them for their durability, reliability and being able to light and retain a light in a surprisingly windy weather. And naturally also liking Jack's I bought it and it looks great.One thin to consider before buying it.Before you go ahead and buy it, just be warned that those plates on the front with the deep engraving are glued to the actual lighter and do add some weight (no they won't eventually fall off.) For those of you who have owned different types of Zippos and are used to the regular Zippo weight this might add some, not much but it's noticeable with you hold Jack's in one hand and a regular Zippo in the other.Operation:To use first it must be fueled (Zippo lighter fluid recommended, others tend to be dirtier and burn with more fumes and lower temperature flame.) To fuel it, open the cap, and pull the insert lighter out of the shell. Lift up the tab (that says "lift up" on it, of course) then Pour Zippo lighter fluid in the lighter until reasonably moist (you will have to get used to the amount needed.) After fueling reinsert back into the shell, strike, and you have a lit lighter. (Just as a side note, lifting the tab is really not required. You can just pour Lighter fluid through the whole in it. It works just as fine, but the reason it is lifted is that it is easier to see when it's full before it starts dripping through the wick.To replace the flint is pretty easy. Remove the insert from the case and unscrew the screw on the very bottom. If there is a small amount of flint left, remove it and add a new one. Put back the screw tightly and reassemble. To make sure you never run out and aren't able to use you're lighter just carry one under the tab that is typically lifted for fueling.After a while you may need to pull your wick, and eventually even replace it, but I'm sure you can find out how to do that on youtube.

This was a gift for my dad and he simply loves it. It’s made out of good quality and heavy. Definitely a good zippo

A great gift for my son who collects lighters.This was the perfect high quality gift

neat lighter, works good, just seemed unreasonably priced. happy with it though.

Love it. Beautiful

Muy bonito y bien terminado, funciona bien