BIC's 420 Weekender Drop Was a Huge Success for Flippers

This is the easiest money you could make today

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By RC Staff

21 April 2026

Key Points

BIC’s limited-edition Flickaway Weekender Bag sold for $4.20 against an advertised $99 retail value
No secondary market sales have closed yet, but the bag is already appearing on eBay with active listings
This is BIC’s third consecutive 420 accessory drop, following past releases that also drew reseller interest

BIC dropped a lighter-shaped weekender bag today for $4.20, and it sold out not once but twice. The math here barely needs explaining – you paid four dollars and change for something BIC says is worth $99 and comes stuffed with accessories. Whether this lands at $60 or $150 on the secondary market, almost any outcome is a win for anyone who copped.

BIC Flickaway Weekender 420 Bags

BIC has been leaning hard into 420 for a few years now. The BIC Flickaway Weekender Bag is the brand’s third limited-edition accessory drop for the holiday, following the 2023 Best Buds Bags and the 2024 Hold the Phone Case. They clearly know what they’re doing with these – keep it weird, keep it cheap, keep it scarce.

The bag itself is shaped like a BIC Maxi Pocket Lighter, which is a genuinely fun design choice. It’s a 22-inch waxed canvas weekender with a subtle cannabis leaf print, a satin lining in the opposite color, and a removable insulated stash pouch built into the side.

BIC 420 Flickaway Weekender Bag Reseller

Aside from the bag, BIC also sent out an 8-pack of BIC Special Edition Counterculture lighters, a travel tray, stash jar, luggage tag, and bag charms, with the entire package valued at $99. The first wave went live at noon ET on 420. A second wave loaded at 4:20 PM. Both sold out. Limit was two per person.

Will These Resell?

No completed sales have closed yet – BIC is processing orders for 6 to 8 weeks before anything ships, so no bags have landed in anyone’s hands. Active eBay listings are already up, but those aren’t the numbers that matter. Until sold comps appear, treat any price you see as speculation.

The floor here is comfortable regardless. At $60 to $70 on secondary, after eBay’s 13% fee you’re still clearing over $50 on a $4.20 investment. At $100, you’re pocketing roughly $83 after fees. Resellers who maxed the two-bag limit spent $8.40 total. BIC ran two separate drop waves today, so supply is higher than a typical single-wave release – keep that in mind when gauging demand.

This is about as low-risk a reseller play as you’ll see. Four dollars and change for something with a $99 retail value, accessories included, on a recognizable design with mainstream brand backing. The only uncertainty is where the market settles once bags ship. Even conservative outcomes here are profitable.

And in other 420 news, Wingstop’s limited edition rolling trays are a huge hit with stoners and resellers alike. The trays dropped at select stores this morning and are already hitting eBay for over $300.