MK Mini Butane Torch Lighter, Refillable 1 Pack, Assorted Colors

I've been using one of these for several months now and it's handy and dependable. You WILL need one of the adaptor sizes (or at least I did) from the can of Butane to refill it. My first has perhaps an oddity that my first had fairly consistent pattern where there the flame adjuster lever has to be toggled before the gas will light. I'm pretty sure it's an peculiarity, this new one doesn't seem to do that but I'd get another anyway. It has a bright red slider on/off safety switch prominently displayed and conveniently placed right where a thumb would be, assuming a Primate was using it. I deem this lighter's flame velocity strong enough to be considered a "windproof" lighter, PLUS it's design fits very comfortably in the palm, securely cradling it. This is unlike certain brand name pocket lighters, whose use feel like it's causing carpal tunnel syndrome, in the name of safety, while its design whispers "I hate you". The bonus of this design is its use naturally and automatically orients one's hand as one would if cradling a lighter from strong winds. Michigan's also known as "Land of the Annoying Winds" in folklore, in case you didn't know. Knowing this makes me an expert, so you know that can trust my analysis. BIG PLUS: Your hand will also be in a fist-like position using this lighter, a perfect position to be in if any Kung-Fu fighting breaks out. Plus the price? $3.87 Why do you not have TWO (or more) of these like me? I said to myself. Get one to keep in the glove box (or console) in case you ever need a flame on the road, Dad always told me. Now I'm telling you, too.