MK 5pcs Lighter 9G Flint Strike Refillable Lighters, BBQ Lighters, Classic Pocket Lighters. (Outdoor Series)

It has a nice texture. It feels like the plastic that comes wrapped around Apple products. It’s easy to refill the fluid, and it’s easy to replace the flint. I will update if the durability is not good.

Updated after customer service reached out to me: I was pleasantly surprised with the sellers concern and interest in addressing the issues that I had. I believe that they handled it very well. While the lighters may not have been quite was I was expecting, I do understand that sometimes things happen. More importantly, I also believe that customer service is an integral part of a product. I am leaving my original review below since it is honest and may help others, but the star rating is being adjusted upwards based on how important I think customer service is and it is part of an overall experience. Original review: Initially, these felt like a decent quality alternative to Bic lighters that are also refillable. Since then, the reliability has gone around the same time the initial fill of butane and flint need replacement. With a new flint and a fresh fill, it has plenty of sparks and gas, but it will only ignite about 1 in 20 strikes. Next purchase will be Bic.

Edit: I just realized the flints are replaceable, just not at all obvious as to how, leading me to believe they weren't. You push up instead of down on the gas button and it pops up, releasing the striker wheel assembly, which then comes straight up and out. Glad I saved the ones I didn't lose, as now I can use them again. I don't know why I like the feel of these lighters more than others, and as a bonus their shape and designs makes them harder to steal and get away with. Original review: I like these. I wish either they put longer flints in them, or make them replaceable. If you can't replace the flint, they're toast.

These lighters are defective. I should have read the reviews before purchase. When you refill the butane just leaks out of the refill port. I just read that other people have said the same thing. Its true. They are junk. And they come empty so you don't even get one use out of them.

These have incredible flame until it comes time to refill. I kept one unused to the side. Used the others and then attempted to refill them all. They all create a flame but it's extremely small and barely rises above the flint strike. The original one still has a very nice flame. I followed all refill instructions. If it's a user error, this product is super prone to error.

The ergonomic shape of these lighters is absolutely perfect, they feel amazing in your hand. The texture feels like hard plastic but with a slight rubbery texture. Between the ergonomics and the texture I really liked them when I first grabbed one. The adjustment of the flame is a little limited, and you can't just pop the metal top off and skip a tooth with the adjuster like you can with other adjustable flame lighters. The solution i came up with was to pop the metal cap off and then cut the adjuster off short enough to fit back under the cap where it can move further without the cap blocking it and get the extra range out of the flame adjustment. Its harder to reach once you cut it short but you can still adjust it with a pick tool or something similar. I had trouble filling these lighters when I first got them too. When fueling them you need to push the tip of the fuel can in until it won't go any further and then they fuel up perfectly. Just push harder. Of my 5 pack so far 2 of the flints went out after about 2 refills, but changing them is super easy once you get it down. They engineered a nice striker mechanism to make changing flints as easy as it could be. You don't need to take the black metal cap off the lighter, just pry the bottom of the round striker straight up and the mechanism slides out. You don't have to take the round striker out. The bottom half of the plastic mechanism pops off if you REALLY pull on it. The spring is attached to the bottom half so you just drop a new flint into the upper half of the mechanism and slide the spring back on from underneath. It couldn't be any easier. Grab a pack of cheap flints (350 for $7), I actually like these better than the flints they come with: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BWT7NG1J I finally found a quality replacement for Bic lighters.

These are really premium lighters. I first stumbled upon the brand at a local bodega and had to buy more. The coating on the outside of the lighter is a great non-slip feel that doesn't scratch. The lighter is easy to refill, without the annoying fitting problems that clippers have. The removable flint/poker is a bit tough to get out, but it's really not something you will likely be doing often. No safety on the slider either, which makes it very easy to strike. You even get flame size control! These will last you much longer than normal lighters, and for about the same price.

Standard butane does not fit they're lighters. Bought a 4 pack none of them accept standard American refill nozzles. Also flint wears out(non-replacrable). DO NOT BUY!!