Lighters have kicked the bucket

[Weelok]

Here is what I do but I am a red neck.

https://www.amazon.com/BEST-CULINARY...me+bru&sr=8-16

[The Poet]

Originally Posted by Weelok

Here is what I do but I am a red neck.

https://www.amazon.com/BEST-CULINARY...me+bru&sr=8-16

And for bigger ring cigars, he uses this.

https://www.amazon.com/ARKSEN-Portab...s%2C631&sr=8-5

Me, I favor either the Ronson Jetlite or the old reliable Bic disposable.

[Weelok]

Originally Posted by The Poet

And for bigger ring cigars, he uses this.

https://www.amazon.com/ARKSEN-Portab...s%2C631&sr=8-5

Me, I favor either the Ronson Jetlite or the old reliable Bic disposable.

Now your talking!!!!! More power!!! More fire!!! Culinary torches go through lots of butane though but butane is cheap. I fear no wind with a culinary torch hah.

I use Bic’s as well, especially since they allow then on planes so when I travel, Bic for the win. Cheap, last a long time, work every time but wind is my enemy. Getting better at lighting in winds though.

[Steve]

And for those really large gauge cigars, there the X-Matter

Originally Posted by The Poet

And for bigger ring cigars, he uses this.

https://www.amazon.com/ARKSEN-Portab...s%2C631&sr=8-5

Originally Posted by Weelok

Now your talking!!!!! More power!!! More fire!!! Culinary torches go through lots of butane though but butane is cheap. I fear no wind with a culinary torch hah.