Super Bowl XLV Zippo Lighters Available

Zippo celebrates the Green Bay Packers with the release of two limited edition, NFL Super Bowl XLV Champions lighters.

Commemorating the Packers' historic win at the new Cowboys Stadium in North Texas, the Zippo Super Bowl XLV Champions windproof pocket lighters will be available in high-polish chrome with either a color imaged or luster etched design. Both lighters will feature the logos of the Packers and Super Bowl XLV.

"We're proud of our longstanding partnership with the National Football League and to have the opportunity to offer football fans around the world these limited edition Super Bowl XLV Champions lighters," said Gregory Booth, CEO and President, Zippo Manufacturing Company. "With Zippo's superior craftsmanship, and designs which are sure to impress, these are a must have for any Green Bay Packers fan looking to celebrate with their team on last night's win."

The color imaged and luster etched NFL Super Bowl XLV Champions Zippo windproof pocket lighters are available now at www.zippo.com and will retail for $32.95 and $35.95 respectively.

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Anonymous said…
Does Zippo make their SuperBowl lighters before we know who WON? LOL! If Yes, then maybe they can give their Loyal STEELERS Fans a Good DEAL! ROTFL! Go PACKERS!
February 8, 2011 at 1:49 PM
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