American-Made Lighters & Fire Starting
Few products are as iconically American as a windproof lighter, and this collection keeps the flame burning with USA-made lighters and fire-starting gear — tools built to be refilled and repaired rather than tossed.
At the center is Zippo (Bradford, Pennsylvania, since 1932), whose windproof metal lighter is made entirely in the USA and backed by a lifetime guarantee: if it ever fails mechanically, Zippo fixes it free. Alongside the lighters you'll find American-made fire-starting essentials for the campsite, grill and emergency kit.
Look for refillable, repairable designs and a stated country of origin. The core items here are American-made.
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Zippo Antique Silver Plate Pocket Lighter Windproof Refillable – Made in USA
Lighters & Fire Starting $20.29 -
Zippo No. 200 Revolver Emblem Lighter — Windproof Refillable, Made in Bradford PA
Lighters & Fire Starting $66.94 -
All-in-One Lighter Kit – Zippo, Green Matte Windproof with Fluid and Flints
Lighters & Fire Starting $30.95 -
J.K. Dey & Sons Carbide Cap Lamp with Flint Striker — Solid Brass Mining-Style Lamp
Lighters & Fire Starting $121.98 -
Lehman’s Pinecone Firestarters — Pack of 12 Clean-Burning Natural Fire Starters
Fire Starters $30.98 -
Zippo Classic Flame Replacement Lighter Insert — Standard Wick & Flint
Lighters & Fire Starting $18.64 -
Lehman’s Fatwood Firestarter Variety Pack — Firedrops, 4 lb Bundle, and 8 lb Box
Fire Starters $59.94 -
Zippo American Flag Design Lighter — Windproof Refillable, Made in Bradford PA
Lighters & Fire Starting $29.89
Frequently asked questions
Are these lighters made in the USA?
Yes — Zippo's windproof lighters are made in Bradford, Pennsylvania. Some of Zippo's non-lighter accessories are imported and are not the focus here.
What is the Zippo guarantee?
"It works or we fix it free" — a genuine lifetime mechanical guarantee.
Are lighters good for emergency kits?
Yes — a refillable windproof lighter is a reliable fire source for camping and preparedness. Check current TSA rules before flying.






































