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Strike Industries BIC Lighter Sleeve Concept

What do you think of this potential Strike Industries BIC Lighter sleeve/case from Strike Industries? They are trying to keep it under $10 MSRP each.

16 Responses to “Strike Industries BIC Lighter Sleeve Concept”

  1. Wade says:

    I love the concept!
    A lighter is a sewers best friend beyond a snip.

  2. Jeb says:

    NO. Unless it’s to keep people like me from taking lighters from friends…in which case they switched to Scripto and other cheap lighters. BIC lighters fit perfectly in the hand and in the pocket…to the point my friends don’t let me use theirs.

  3. Raul says:

    Upon seeing this news, Gov. Newsom, California governor, introduced legislation to ban the item. He was quoted as saying “clearly all Americans stand with me and we cannot allow assault lighters and BBQs in the great state of California.” When asked what was wrong with Americans lighting grills and candles he was heard mumbling “…for the children” and was spirited off to a fundraiser before he could elaborate. /sar or sarcasm

  4. Roy says:

    I’ll take terrible ideas for $1,000, Alex.

  5. mark says:

    The concept doesn’t make any sense; the case makes the lighter substantially larger, and then also introduces an extra step – sliding the lighter upwards – that has to be performed prior to lighting. And the case makes the lighter look like a pistol magazine…

    The one aspect of the case that does make sense is the pocket clip.

    A form fitting, slim case that follows the external shape and ergonomics of the Bic lighter, but featuring an integral polymer pocket clip, would be much more interesting/ useful. And also cheaper to manufacture.

    • John says:

      But it’s Tactical!!

    • Mark says:

      More gaudy, useless, Chinese made trinkets from Strike industries.

      Yawn.

      There is a far superior product that has been around for a while; the Exotac Firesleeve.

      The Firesleeve is the only legitimate Bic lighter upgrade that I have ever used.

      It maintains a slim shape, it floats, it is water proof, it has dummy cord points, it comes in high visibility colors…and it is made in U.S.A.

      • Papa6 says:

        I was thinking the exact same thing. I’ve got Firesleeves spread throughout all my vehicles and gear.

  6. MidGasFan says:

    “Designed in California, made, uh, elsewhere in the world, but don’t ask, because we don’t like admitting that.” *

    * Not a direct quote from Strike but darn close.

  7. SN says:

    TSA will love this.

  8. Rod says:

    Exotac anyone? ?
    https://www.exotac.com/products/firesleeve
    Protect the lighter…
    Make it easier to find in the grass…
    Ergonomically shaped…
    Nuff said…

  9. Liam Haakon Athias Babington says:

    sure why not!!

  10. Hubb says:

    OK…this will be in my pocket next to my switchblade knife that is actually a comb…

  11. AbnMedOps says:

    “…found dead, after apparently mistaking a plastic novelty lighter case for a magazine, which was jammed deeply into magazine well well of his empty pistol.”

  12. Cy says:

    Haha, when I first looked at this I thought it was an insert for your handgrip. So you can store a lighter on your AR.

  13. Edgar says:

    i want one now!!