Zippo Zeus Design Lighter, Street Chrome (49137) in El Paso
Sobre este producto
- Genuine windproof flame that holds steady in wind and outdoors thanks to Zippo's signature windscreen and that unmistakable click.
- Bold Zeus lightning-bolt artwork wraps the front of the case, a Greek-mythology design that works as both a daily carry and a gift-boxed present.
- Street Chrome finish arrives with a pocket-worn, distressed look, so light scuffs blend in and the lighter only gains character with heavy use.
- Solid brass case with a refillable insert, built to be repaired and reused for a lifetime instead of thrown away.
- Backed by Zippo's lifetime guarantee: it works or Zippo fixes it free.
- Refills with standard premium lighter fluid and ships empty for safe transport, so add fluid before the first flick.
Descripción del producto
The Zippo Zeus Design windproof lighter (49137) is a genuine all-metal Zippo that pairs Greek-mythology artwork with the brand’s everyday-carry toughness. The front of the brass case shows Zeus, the Olympian god of sky and thunder, poised to strike with his lightning bolt, finished in Zippo’s pocket-worn Street Chrome. It works like every classic Zippo: flip the lid, roll the flint wheel, hear the click, and get a windproof flame. It arrives empty of fuel for safe transport, so you add lighter fluid before the first flick.
The Zeus Design: Greek Lightning You Carry
The Zeus design is inspired by Greek mythology, with Zeus, the foremost Olympian and god of the sky and thunder, shown ready to hurl his lightning bolt. It is a bold, mythic motif that reads equally well as a daily carry for collectors of Greek-mythology pieces and as a gift that comes packaged in a Zippo gift box. The artwork wraps the front of the case so the figure stays the focal point, set against the textured chrome behind it.
Street Chrome: Character Built In From Day One
Street Chrome is one of Zippo’s most distinctive finishes. The entire surface, including the sides and bottom, is tumbled in a special media that replicates the random scuffs and scratches of a well-loved lighter, so it arrives with a pocket-worn, distressed look even when new. The practical upside for heavy use is real: light scratches blend into the finish instead of standing out, and the case ages naturally and gains character rather than looking beat up.
How the Windproof Flame Works
Zippo’s reputation comes from the windscreen around the wick and a steady fuel-delivery rate, which is why the flame holds in wind and outdoors where a disposable lighter blows out. You light it by rolling the flint wheel against the flint to spark the fuel-soaked wick, and you put it out by closing the lid, which starves the flame of oxygen. This is a windproof flame lighter, not a torch and not a vape. It runs on premium lighter fluid, and we stock Zippo premium lighter fluid to fill it; butane will not work in a Zippo.
Refilling, Flints, and Wicks
Refueling is simple: lift the insert out of the case, slowly saturate the cotton packing with fluid, and stop once it reaches the top of the packing so it does not overfill and leak. Because lighter fluid evaporates even when the lighter sits unused, most owners top it off every week or so. The flint is a wear item that an average user replaces every few weeks using replacement flints, and the wick is trimmed once or twice a year and eventually swapped for a replacement wick when the lighter stops striking cleanly. None of these consumables are included, which is normal for a refillable Zippo.
The Zippo Lifetime Guarantee
Every genuine Zippo windproof lighter carries Zippo’s unlimited lifetime guarantee, the promise the company has honored since 1932: it works or Zippo fixes it free. If the mechanism ever fails, you send the lighter to Zippo and Zippo repairs it at no charge through its Bradford, Pennsylvania repair clinic. El Paso Smoke Shops sells the lighter; Zippo stands behind the repair. The 49137 is made in Bradford, Pennsylvania, where every Zippo windproof lighter has been manufactured since the company’s founding.
If you want a windproof, refillable lighter with real heritage and standout Greek-mythology art, the Zippo Zeus Design 49137 in Street Chrome delivers all three. El Paso Smoke Shops is a chain of 10 El Paso, TX locations, and this model is stocked in only some of them, so check the live availability on this page to see which El Paso store has it before you head over. Remember it ships empty, so pick up fluid for the first fill.
Especificaciones
- Marca
- Zippo
- Collection
- Standard
- Design
- Zeus Design
- Design Category
- Theme
- Finish
- Street Chrome
- Case Material
- Brass
- Case Size
- Regular
- Dimensions
- 2.25 x 1.5 x 0.5 in
- Weight
- 2.0 oz
- Mechanism
- Windproof
- Refillable
- Yes
- Flint
- Replaceable
- Wick
- Replaceable
- Insert Type
- Standard
- Fuel
- Zippo Premium Lighter Fluid
- Compatibility
- Standard Zippo case (200 series)
- Lifetime Warranty
- Yes
- Made In
- Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA
Preguntas y Respuestas
What does the Zeus design on the 49137 Zippo represent?
The Zeus design draws on Greek mythology. It shows Zeus, the Olympian god of the sky and thunder, poised to strike with his lightning bolt across the front of the case. It is a mythic, statement-piece motif that appeals to collectors of Greek-mythology art and makes an easy gift, since the lighter comes in a Zippo gift box.
What is Zippo's Street Chrome finish and will it scratch?
Street Chrome is a chrome finish that Zippo tumbles in a special media so the whole case, including the sides and bottom, arrives with a random, distressed, pocket-worn look. Because the texture mimics scuffs and scratches from day one, new scratches blend in rather than stand out, and the finish ages naturally and gains character with heavy daily use.
Does the Zippo Zeus lighter come with lighter fluid?
No. Like all Zippo windproof lighters, the 49137 ships empty of fuel for safe transport, so it needs to be filled before the first use. It runs on premium lighter fluid, not butane. We carry Zippo premium lighter fluid so you can fill it and start using it the same day.
Why won't my Zippo stay lit, and how often should I refill it?
The most common reason a Zippo will not light or stay lit is simply low fuel, because lighter fluid evaporates over time even when the lighter sits unused. Most owners top it off about once a week. To refill, lift out the insert, slowly saturate the cotton packing with Zippo premium lighter fluid, and stop at the top of the packing so it does not overfill and leak. Also keep the lighter upright while lit, since tilting it lets fuel run off the wick.
How often do I replace the flint and wick on this Zippo?
The flint is a wear item that an average user replaces every few weeks; you unscrew the flint spring, drop a fresh flint into the brass tube, and re-tighten. The wick is trimmed once or twice a year and replaced after a couple of trimmings, or sooner if the lighter has to be struck several times to catch. We stock replacement flints and a replacement wick so you can keep it lighting cleanly for years.
Is the Zippo lifetime guarantee real, and where is the 49137 made?
Yes. Every genuine Zippo windproof lighter carries Zippo's unlimited lifetime guarantee, in force since 1932: it works or Zippo fixes it free. If the mechanism ever fails, you send the lighter to Zippo and Zippo repairs it free of charge. The 49137 is made in Bradford, Pennsylvania, where every Zippo windproof lighter has been manufactured since the company began.
Sold to adults 21 and older only; a valid government-issued photo ID is required at pickup. This is a genuine windproof flame lighter, not a vape and not a concealment device. It ships empty of fuel for safe transport, so it must be filled with premium lighter fluid before the first use. Keep away from children and use responsibly.
