Zippo1941 Replica Windproof Lighter|Metal Long Lasting Zippo Lighter | Best with Zippo Lighter Fluid | Refillable Lighter | Perfect for Cigarettes Cigars Candles | Pocket Lighter | 1941 Replicas

I've had mine now for six months. Not long but, as a virtual chain-smoker, it's had a fair ammount of use and abuse. Took a week to arrive, which was faster than the delivery estimate so no complaints about service. It arrived in good dondition and both the lighter and packaging were in perfect condition.The finish looks better in the flesh than the photos indicate. Seen from an oblique angle, the brushed sides appear almost black, so it's name is no misnomer.What separates this from other Zippos is the four hinge lid bracket, as opposed to the standard five. This construction makes for a greater sense of robustness than the five-hinged varients. Friends who bought current model Zippos at around the same time as I have lighters which already have a decidedly sloppy feel when opening them. Mine still feels as firm as the day it arrived and has a pleasing snap on closing. Strangely, it also feels nicer to hold than its modern counterparts due to its more rounded casing.The only downsides are that you need to use Zippo flints, as the more commonly available types (Swan, etc) are too long which can be a pain. Stock up on Zippo flints to avoid severe irritation...The second concerns the brushed finish. If you walk around with it in a pocket along with coins or the like, the finish (very) quickly becomes scratched. Personally, I rather like it. Adds to the character. Hors d' combat and all that. If you want to keep yours pristine however, this has to be considered.I've owned several Zippos over the years and this is certainly the best. Oh, and the hinge makes for a good conversation starter with other weed addicts. If you're after a Zippo, this is the one to have. I just wish they'd make a version with their heavy duty brass casing...

The media could not be loaded. For anyone considering buying a new Zippo, or even your first Zippo. Please buy this one, I’m a small time collector, I’ve had the basic zippos, brass Armour, the Slim, and the replicas. In my experience the most durable, consistent, and in best condition on delivery, are the replicas ESPECIALLY this 1941 replica along with the 1935. It’s tight and dialled, meaning no rattling hinges, not unless beaten up after a while. The 4 pin system on this 41 as well as the 3 pin system on the 35 is soooo superior to the modern day standard 5 pin system it makes you seriously wonder why they ever changed it in the first place. All in all this has become one of my fav Zippo’s of all time as I knew it would, great condition, built to last, looks cool and feels great with the black crackle texture, this is worth the £25 in my honest opinion.

Been using my grandads old zippo for the past 15 years or so. It’s a 1993 brass. I dropped it the other day and decided to retire it as I’m too scared of breaking it. I fancied an older design zippo and didn’t realise they made a replica 1941. It’s a great lighter, really nice texture and solid built. My particular one is dated 2021

This zippo and its finish in my opinion is by far the best zippo model currently available.Its miles better than the Z200 (super common ones) it has nice touches to the casing and due to its size its sits perfect in the hand and a delight to use.This is going to take over from my colibri wellington lighter that I have been using for cigars..... yes thats right cigars ! and before you scoff about using a zippo which i know you are not supposed to use because of the petrol smell affecting your quality sticks i have swapped out the zippo petrol insert for a Z-plus jet flame butane insert instead.Upgrading the fuel insert/tank for those who wish to retain the Zippo case but hate the petrol smell.Before purchasing it I searched all over the web to find any info on whether the Z-plus would fit a 1941 case but to no avail, however i can confirm they do fit perfectly.I disagree with another reviewer who said that other standard zippo inserts dont fit, thats rubbish they do as long as you are using a Z200 insert (super common one) or the Armour insert either will fit.I love this 1941 model so much I now have a black ice to go with the collection and will add the brushed brass and the black crackle to the collection.

One of the Best gifts he ever got - that’s what my partner says. Looks very stylish, absolutely great.

Cheap zippo, ideal for first time users who aren’t sure if they’d like them. I love mine and will probably buy a more expensive one in the future!

Nice lighter. Looks beautiful and I love the old design. I much prefer the shape to the current offering. Having said all that, the quality of these lighters has really gone down considerably in the past decade at least. I have a regular 1989 brass zippo, the construction is leagues above what they are doing now. Shame really. Go on eBay and grab yourself a 20/30 year old lighter and see for yourself.

Just what I wanted.

O esqueiro e perfeito, tamanho e dimensões iguais aos zippos padrão, mais com diferença nas suas bordas arredondadas e ao fundo sua superficie e plana não tem aquele típico afundado em baixo relevo com os tradicionais, gostei muito, agora tenho nas mãos um isqueiro do mesmo modelo que os saldados americanos da segunda guerra.

The virtues of the Zippo Lighter have really been sung since 1932, so 90+ years later there isn't anything to say that hasn't been said already. But that won't stop me...I have several of these. Relevant to this review are three of them - the brushed chrome 1935 and 1941 replicas, and the sterling silver 1941.My use case - I smoke cigars. Probably more than I should, but whatever. The cigar culture tends to default to those butane torch lighters, which to me tend to lack in the performance department. I like soft flame lighters, and don't judge me. Using a Bic lighter is, honestly, a non starter for me because, well, it lacks style AND I really don't like throwing empty lighters away to sit in a landfill for a thousand years or whatever. Yes, one of the reasons I like Zippos is the environmental factor. Sue me.The Zippo price point is really appropriate given that you're buying a lighter that will, honestly, outlive you. The mechanism is dead simple (and therefore reliable) with a flame that doesn't go out at all easily. And while the Cigar Crowd gives me some grief for the whole "but but but lighter fluid has a smell that ruins the cigar!!1!!2111" I just say "you do you." Because honestly...it is a non factor.But here's where we get interesting, and I'm referencing the Precious Metals collection. While el-cheapo torch lighters can be had at a low cost, they also are horrible. To get a GOOD torch lighter you're going to go to a brand like S.T. DuPont, and yes those cost in the $150-$200 range for the entry level. And they are still torch lighters, meaning a mechanism that doesn't really lend itself well to repair. So, put me down for the sterling silver Zippo. It's still a bit on the ostentatious side, maybe, but so what. Given the choice between the S.T Dupont and this especially at the same price point...I'll go for this every time.Really, Zippo has become an American culture touchstone, and it's something I look at fondly. There's really nothing in the world like it, and for that I'm happy. Dead simple, iconic, and reliable: that's more than enough elan for me....

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Una belleza, un zippo reproducción del zippo de la segunda guerra mundial, una belleza de alta calidad, lo recomiendo al 101%

Wirklich schönes Zippo in Black Ice. Top Verarbeitung. Meins hat auch kein Logo in der rechte Ecke was in einigen Rezensionen angegeben wurde.