New lighter ideas needed

[bigswol2]

Xikar Element is a really nice double torch for not a lot of coin!

[kelmac07]

Originally Posted by bigswol2

Xikar Element is a really nice double torch for not a lot of coin!

I love mine too.

[Bubba - NJ]

I understand your pain . I recently bought a couple of Ronsons and also notice it takes a while to light a cigar with them . I have a Blazer PB-207 and a Blazer Z-Plus insert for my Zippo and both light cigars quickly . There is a member here that has a site called www.cigarmony.com that he sells these and several other lighters . Mark is his name . Check his site out . Ships fast and has quality stuff .

[issues]

Originally Posted by bigswol2

Xikar Element is a really nice double torch for not a lot of coin!

I've got one as well and love it!

[TripleF]

Zippo case with a Z-Plus Insert!!

Originally Posted by jmsremax

Hey Guys/Gals,

I have been using Ronson jetlites for months now, but it takes awhile to adequately light the foot and my lighters seem to run out of butane quite fast. Don't get me wrong for $2.97 I can't complain, but I would like a better lighter. I was wondering if anyone uses double or triple torch. I've seen some videos of cigar reviews with people using triple torches and it takes a few seconds to get the cigar lit. Any recommendations and thoughts appreciated.

I've had a Blazer for 3 months. I'm a sworn fan. The fuel tank is so huge or the mechanism that uses the fuel is so efficient that I have yet had the need to put more fuel in it. This week, I attempted to fill it thinking it had to be low, and it only allowed 3 seconds before it was done.
It lights every time, first time.
This is a winner and worth the $50.

I have some kind of Xixar double flame that a buddy gave me. I really like this lighter, especially for lighting smokes outside. I just have to be careful to not scorch the wrapper when I use it

[jjirons69]

For some reason every pricey lighter I've ever owned won't light consistently, gets lost, or is too bulky. I've stuck with Ronsons for some time now as I can't seem to lose them, they always light, and they're the perfect size to carry around.

[yourchoice]

Originally Posted by jjirons69

For some reason every pricey lighter I've ever owned won't light consistently, gets lost, or is too bulky. I've stuck with Ronsons for some time now as I can't seem to lose them, they always light, and they're the perfect size to carry around.

It's crazy that a $4 lighter is more dependable than it's $35-40 counterpart.

[jjirons69]

Originally Posted by yourchoice

It's crazy that a $4 lighter is more dependable than it's $35-40 counterpart.

And I use $2.98 Ronson fuel in all of them.