Blazer CG-001 Lighter

[Thecatch83]

Ordered this Blazer last week and thought I would post up a short review. So far, this has been a great lighter. The reservoir holds copious amounts of fluid (I have yet to refill it) and the spark/ignition fires up every time with a very strong and wind resistant flame. The only drawback which I was privy to before ordering, is that the silver colored models paint scrapes off easily. When I removed the warning sticker, it peeled off a little paint. Would I recommend this lighter? Yes, but I would opt for clear or black.

 

[whodeeni]

I got one of these recently in a trade w/ a fellow BOTL! You're right it holds a
lot of fluid, i'm told that they're waterproof and they float if they drop in water!
Every time i hand it to someone to light a cigar, they get excited, and give me
compliments on it. One comment that's constantly made is how light it is!

Mine is greyish/green and i opted to leave the sticker on.

 

[cmhicksusmc]

THANX for the input!

 

[MICSTOGIE]

Nice, looks solid.

 

[Clint]

Price point?

 

[NickThePyro]

Price point?

They are around $40. I have used one myself and they kick butt :applause:

 

[Fia]

I have one of the original pb207 given to me as a gift almost 15 yrs ago. Still works like a champ.

 

[Big_Red]

hey i got an idea go the wally world and get a can of 3m spray on bedliner and rubberize it and you will have no more finish problems

 

[Docbp87]

So is the outer shell made of plastic/resin/something comparable? Seems like some sort of metal would be more durable... And just more appropriate for a tough ass looking lighter like that.

 

[Thecatch83]

They are around $40. I have used one myself and they kick butt :applause:

:yes:
http://www.cheaphumidors.com/p_blazer-lighters_CG-001.html

hey i got an idea go the wally world and get a can of 3m spray on bedliner and rubberize it and you will have no more finish problems

You only contribute four posts a year to this forum, and this response is what you came up with regarding my lighter review

So is the outer shell made of plastic/resin/something comparable? Seems like some sort of metal would be more durable... And just more appropriate for a tough ass looking lighter like that.

I think weight was a consideration with this lighter, and it is best suited for camping or hobby projects in addition to being a kick ass cigar torch that is impervious to the conditions.