Reylight Pineapple vs Zippo Lighter

“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. ”

“Well I like different things about them. I think the Skilhunt EC200 (mine is the UV version) is the most practical, so that's what I carry currently. Very bright, small, lasts a long time, has USB-C charging, and I do find uses for the UV. The EC35II I think is the best for a tactical situation since you don't have to think about the UI, I keep that next to my bed. It's a bit too big for pocket carry though. I love how the EC20 feels, that's my favorite feel in the hand. The big thing I miss from the OLights is the magnetic tail with a tail switch. I think that's such an amazing design, I don't know why they're the only ones who do that. The Wuben could have been so great with a few different design choices, but they missed the mark with that one. It's still totally fine though, it is versatile. The Wurkkos is just the best bang for buck, I buy that one as a gift for people, they always eventually get back to me and tell me how much they enjoy it. The pineapple is nice for formal occasions when I don't want an 18650 with me.”