Olight i3T EOS vs Zippo Lighter

“NOT the KC1 in SST20, nor the KC1 in 219B, nor the KC1 in 519a, nor the KC1 in W1 (although it's a really nice AAA thrower), nor the Frog with Narsil, nor the frog withOUT narsil, nor the GT Nano, nor the Eagtac D25AAA, nor the Tool AAA, nor the EDC01, nor the i3T EOS, nor the UltraTac K18 (although it's a great AAA/ 10440 light), nor the Rovy A1. It's the E3A, cause it's the smallest, with great tint, and a smooth beam for indoor use.”

“This depends on what type of sweaters you like and what fits you well. A new good wool sweater will cost you  $250 and up.  I like texture, so I mostly wear Shetland sweaters. Mine are from O’Connell’s but in general a made in Scotland, England or Ireland will do you right. Brands: William Lockie. Bosie. Jamiesons.  Inis Meain makes great Irish sweaters.  If you prefer cashmere, Scottish cashmere tends to be rougher and sturdier than breaks in over time. Italian cashmere tends to be softer and lighter.  Norwegian/Scandinavian wool sweaters can be good, too.  Secondhand is full of inexpensive, great sweaters for <$100.  And the answer is never Quince. They are selling junk cashmere. ”