Built in explicit defiance of disposability, the Swingtop Lighter has a nearly magnetic draw that stands in stark opposition to its many made-to-be-lost alternatives. You're less likely to wonder where you left it because, chances are, it's still in your hand.

When you depress the swingarm to load it with opposing force, the top swings open. Then, you release your thumb, and the arm returns that force to strike the flint, sparking the flame. When you're ready to snuff it out, the top swings shut, and we're back to zero. From there, you'll probably want to do it again. And maybe again a few times after that.

Why? Well, maybe you've got a lot of candles around the house. Or a bit of a thing for bottle rockets. Or, and this is our hunch, it's just a fun and satisfying thing to do with your hands.

Specifications:

• 2.5" x 1.4" x 0.78"

• 5 oz

• Stainless Steel

• Naphtha-fueled Wick Lighter

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the top swing open?
Yes.

How do I fuel it?
Remove the outer shell, lift the hinged tab on the fuel port plug and unscrew it. Fill slowly until the cotton is soaked, then refasten the plug. Allow any residue to evaporate before lighting. Full step-by-step instructions are included in the product manual.

Are the flint and wick replaceable?
Yes. Use a standard 2.4mm lighter flint, available at most hardware stores, tobacconists, and online retailers. Use a replacement wick that comes with a threading needle, compatible with liquid fuel lighters — the needle is required to thread the wick through the lighter body. Full step-by-step instructions are included in the product manual.

How long can I keep it lit?
No longer than 10 seconds at a time. Extended use causes heat buildup.

Can I travel with it?
Empty lighters are generally permitted in carry-on baggage per TSA guidelines, but rules vary by airline and country. Always check current TSA and airline policies.