Jasni Keychain Multitool: Flint Metal Matchstick Fire Starter, Bottle Opener & Mountaineering Buckle

Lovell: It came with a broken O-ring, but they sent two replacements and another wick as well.

United States on Oct 21, 2021

Michael Porter: The look of this is nice, however, the operation is a bit difficult. Especially in low light situations. It's very hard to get the orientation correct. Not to mention you WILL ruin the finish on the side of the striker. First attempt ended in a long scratch. Really can't be helped. If they had made the edges around the striker higher, it would be better to keep the metal matchstick on the striker. It lit well for the first few uses but declined rapidly. The wick seems to burn quickly requiring you to pull it out more. I rarely use now. Still, a nice keychain though.

The flashlight is fine. Good bright light.

United States on Jul 23, 2020

thomas barney: My damn auto shop took my key clip so i came on here to get another. This clips is super stylish and not to big but yet, not too small. Great buy. Little free flashlight is cool too.

United States on Jul 09, 2020

christopher shubert: Does not work, and does not contain the items in the box. What is in the box Is defective.

The return date closed on the day it was shipped to me so I cannot return it.

This isn’t right and waiting on customer support to fix this.

United States on Jun 20, 2020

A. Schulz: This replaced my daily-wear hook carbiner, clipped to my flashlight and pill container, with something that does the same thing and more (lighter and bottle opener).

If you use Zippo lighter fluid it will evaporate quickly if the seal is not tight. In any case, the flint starter will require a few strikes to light if you haven't used it in a while. I found the best strike method is to:
- keep the angle of the match (the tube) and rail (on the body) around 90 degrees
- apply downward pressure, though not so much that you can't reliably avoid slippage of the rails (which *will* scratch the body)
- the striking move should be fast but not so fast that you can't reliably come to a near-stop just as you reach the end of the rail

Always make sure the fluid isn't dry before going out and doing something important with it. It's not a "carry and forget" deal like a BIC lighter. However, with occasional wick replacements, a little bottle of zippo or paraffin oil will go a *long* way with this; no need for a mountain of lighters in a landfill somewhere. That same fuel bottle can be used for whatever else, unlike the fluid stuck in a disposable...

United States on Mar 07, 2020