(2.2mm) 35g/Pack(Approx 300pcs) Gold Universal Lighter Flint Stone Replace for Petrol Gas Fluid Lighter

Nothing to complain about. They do wear down a little faster than the branded ones, but the volume is a no-brainer for the price.

i counted and weighed the contents of the bottle i received. 312 flints at 38 grams - more than advertised. it would cost $60-$70 to buy this many zippo brand flints. there are gold, silver, black, blue, magenta and plum colors. i would estimate that 50% are gold and then about equal amounts of the remaining five colors. they came in a tiny bottle with a screw on top. the bottle was sealed inside a metallic looking ziploc bag. a nice surprise was the zippo type dispenser (the one with the red dial on top that dispenses one flint at a time and holds six flints - so actually 318 flints were received) that was included.i have tested these in a zippo, kiribi and vintage maruman (old boy style) lighters and they all have worked as well as the original flints the lighters came with. they are about 1 mm longer than zippo flints, so theoretically will last longer. the added length makes it slightly more difficult to screw on the spring loaded flint retainer. these will last me a lifetime.

Superduper good deal on flints! Very small bottle that despite its size, the bottle holds 500 flints. That will last you a long while!

Very colorful lots of flints and come in a cute bottle. A 6 flint holder was also included.

They work great

I bought these for my Zippo Classic. They work perfectly and are way cheaper than Zippo-branded flints.

The listing says “about 300”; I figured they’d skimp & it’d be 297 or something. I was pleasantly surprised to actually sit down & count all of them & found there to be some 314 or so (I dropped a few- they’re small, I have arthritis, LOL) They actually included 2 small dispensers that hold 5+ flints each. These flints are slightly smaller in circumference than original Zippo flints; but they’re longer as well (this means they’re not as likely to get stuck or bind & they last longer between changes). I’ll definitely buy them again; assuming I’m ever gonna need lighter flints again in my lifetime…

As other reviewers have pointed out, these wear down a bit faster than name brand flints. They also leave a lot more soot build-up.I have occasionally but not often, gotten a large chunky spark that can be dangerous enough to burn your skin or flammable material nearby, so always keep your eye out for that when striking the wheel. I'd say it can happen once every 20-30 flints or so.Despite this, it's a good deal if you want to exchange those issues for a lower price.