DittoI feel it is Greg.
Oh, and the Old Boy is the shit too.
Yup. Nibo makes some nice-looking, cheap knock-off's of the traditional roller lighters that look like high end Dupont's, Dunhills and Cartier's. I have one and it works great. In fact, I have been thinking about getting another. If you can't find them at your favorite e-tailers, just go to ebay and search for Nibos under the cigar lighter part of tobacciana.I'm looking for a nice soft butane flame lighter. Anyone have one of these?
As an unbiased purchaser and user, I absolutely agree! Best bang for the buck out there, and Ron is a great etailer!Here is my new favorite. Cheap, lights as good as any other torch, good fuel capacity, and they have been reliable. doesnt hurt that i sell them either. best deal that there is on a lighter.
http://www.cigaraccessories.cigarsolutions.com/RonsonTorchLighter.html
I don't know what you mean by soft...I'm looking for a nice soft butane flame lighter. Anyone have one of these?
I bought 2 from him, and they work great. Most cheap torches that I've gotten have lasted about a day (ok, maybe a week). These are still working perfect 2 months later.For four bucks you can't go wrong I guess
A soft flame is the kind of flame that all lighters made until torches were invented. Think of the flame from a Bic or Zippo.Séamas;157526 said:I don't know what you mean by soft...
Right. Brain fog, sorry.A soft flame is the kind of flame that all lighters made until torches were invented. Think of the flame from a Bic or Zippo.
Definitely a great lighter, but it's a bit bulky for my pocket, and at $30-$40 I'd cry a lot more if I lost it than if I lost my $4 Ronson. :eyebrow:Get a Blazer Torch Lighter. Not to expensive,durable and reliable. And when you loose it or leave it you wont be :cryloud:
I believe soAre those the ones with the huge fuel tank...it's like 90% of the lighter?
That's where I got mine. Cupojoes is a good outfit.I just bought one of these from here.