




I recently field-tested the Retro Multi-Function Flashlight Kerosene Lighter to see if it could actually serve as a primary tool for my night fishing trips. Combining an ignition source with a light source in one aluminum package, this device brings a distinct retro aesthetic to my gear bag.
Constructed from aluminum alloy, the body feels surprisingly robust for its weight, standing up well to the moisture and knocks typical of outdoor use. The mirror-polished finish looks sleek, though it will naturally pick up fingerprints and light scratches over time during heavy use.
Switching between the flashlight and the kerosene lighter is fairly intuitive, and the extended handle design makes it comfortable to hold even in cold conditions. Setup is standard for a wick-style lighter, and it proved reliable for starting small fires or lighting tackle station gear once fueled.
This is a great addition for anglers or campers who appreciate retro gear and want to consolidate their ignition and illumination tools.
While it is more of a specialty tool than a heavy-duty workhorse, it balances style and function well for its $29.00 price tag. Earning a solid 4.38 rating, this lighter is a conversation starter that earns its place in my pack for casual weekend trips.