Big, Bad Torch

[CIGARHead]

I posted this a another forum and wanted to share here...

Well, on the recommendation of FreefallGuy, I went and got one bad arse butane kitchen torch supposed to be used for creme brulee. I got mine at William Sonoma because I had a gift certificate that I swiped from the wifey's purse that was a wedding gift. This may be one of the best purchases in the lighter dept. one could make. Its big, so its def a table top lighter for the porch at home, but this thing rocks. No need to push the ignition multiple time like I do w/ my Prometheus and it has an ignition lock so you dont have to hold the button while lighting your cigar.

In a land of overpriced, half ass lighters it appears we have a winner.
:thumbsup:

[Wasch_24]

LMAO!

I have actually been considering one of these for my newly completed deck. Much larger fuel capacity too. :thumbsup:

[CIGARHead]

Todd, its perfecto for the deck...by the way nice work on yours. The lowest flame setting(which by the way is a simple, convenient sliding lever) is the perfect setting although if ya crank it up you and 2 or 3 friends could light a puro up at the same time. Its very unpretentious and means business. Big fuel capacity and bottom line, the damn thing works great :smokingco

[Hambo]

I was at Bed, Bath and Beyond (Please hold jokes about my lameness) buying butane to refill my torch and I almost bought one of those torches. I think I might pick one up since I smoke almost exclusively at my house on the back porch. Thanks for the info!

[caudio51]

This is pretty bad ass
http://www.cigarmony.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=48_33&products_id=176

[derek]

I also wanted one of those vector torches, but they are too much money in my opinion. So I bought a creme brulee torch from BB&B a few months ago. I love it. When I'm home its the only thing I use. Only draw back was I had to get used to it at first so I didn't over light my cigars.

[rpb67]

I was at Bed, Bath and Beyond (Please hold jokes about my lameness) buying butane to refill my torch and I almost bought one of those torches. I think I might pick one up since I smoke almost exclusively at my house on the back porch. Thanks for the info!


I bought mine there. This thing is great. Holds plenty of fuel and lights anything in a flash.

[BkSmoke]

LOL,
You guys are sick maniacs, you're going to burn your faces off with that thing, although it would make a great weapon. Imagine using that instead of mace? Ouch!

[Poni]

This is pretty bad ass
http://www.cigarmony.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=48_33&products_id=176


I was going to recommend one of these also, I got one from Mark.

It is a little pricey, but its not as big as it looks, probably about the size of a large fist. Nice looking piece, it will get you laid.

[vperlman]

LOL,
You guys are sick maniacs, you're going to burn your faces off with that thing, although it would make a great weapon...
If you REALLY want a sicko weapon, and at a cheapo price, check out this puppy:
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=42099
I'm amazed I still have my facial hair, not to mention skin, intact.:lookaroun

[geoffrie]

I've used various kitchen torches and I have the vector from mark.

The good thing about the vector is that it's very controllable and can make a nice tight flame - tight enough to light a laguito without torching the wrapper.

Some kitchen flames are not that tight nor do they need to be.

I always said one of the best things about cigars is being able to play with fire...

[Wasch_24]

I've always said the tighter the better! :drool:

[vperlman]

I've always said the tighter the better! :drool:
And I've always said, "The bigger the cushion, the better the push..." Uh, never mind.:devil: