I have a Ronson Jetlite that I've been using for about a year, but now I'm looking for a lighter with a natural flame, preferably under $25. Any recommendations? How are butane Zippos?
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I have a Ronson Jetlite that I've been using for about a year, but now I'm looking for a lighter with a natural flame, preferably under $25. Any recommendations? How are butane Zippos?
Bic. BTW, spreading random useless posts around the board isn't gonna help your "cause". Might lead to some entertainment though.
Do you have some kind of problem with me? I'm done with that other thread, don't know why you feel the need to stalk me now.
I'm not stalking you, just replying to the newest posts on the board, they just, all of a sudden, happen to be from you. Have you read any posts on this board other than your own, or those in the threads you've started?Quote:
Originally Posted by RamyG4
Yes, however as a beginner I don't have anything to offer up yet, so I have no reason to post replies. I have a real question here, and would greatly appreciate suggestions.Quote:
Originally Posted by ashauler
I'm sure search would yield nothing for soft-flame lighters or, really, lighters in general. We just switched from flint and steel around here don'tcha' know. :smiley5:Quote:
Originally Posted by RamyG4
I did, couldn't find anything specifically on inexpensive soft-flame lighters.
Really, no shit, in all three pages of results with lighter in the thread title, you found nothing on inexpensive soft flame lighters. In that case, Bic.Quote:
Originally Posted by RamyG4
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Originally Posted by ashauler
I didn't open every single thread and read every post, but yeah, couldn't find information on soft-flame lighters under 25. I guess my cigarsmokers.com searching skill is not on par with yours.
I'm just looking for suggestions on lighters, and because of you this thread turns into something else.
Because of me? Really? I gave you a lighter suggestion, way under $25.Quote:
Originally Posted by RamyG4
I'm looking for something a little nicer than a bic, thanks.
2 Bics.
LMAO!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eville
Funny, I just bought a bic today...AND a Romeo y Julieta Medallas de Oro ~ Churchill today...
A little nicer? I got just the thing for you
http://pioneerarms.com/flint%20&%20steel.jpg
Doc.
Your best bet is to visit your local smoke shop.
I found a dual flame soft and jet for $25 at one of my local shops a while back.
give me a minute and ill do a picture of it.
Devil Doc i want that lighter lets talk trade.
I have 2 sticks and a ball of old Cotton i have been using. :smiley36:
This is the one i was talking about far right on top row.
Sorry for the blurry picture I'm half drunk and cant focus the damn camera.
The blurry pick is of the jet flame.
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i2...t/PICT0056.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i2...PICT0060-1.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i2...PICT0059-1.jpg
Thanks, I saw one almost exactly like that on ebay for a good price. Deciding between that and a Colibri Essex for a little more.
It don't hold much fuel "maybe it will last me 2 to 3 days" but as much as you smoke it will be fine.
I smoke 4 to 6 cigars a day and a pipe when i can, so i use it a lot.
I think i have around 5 more lighters but they are out side in vehicles and on motorcycles.
That cheap plastic orange lighter gets the most use and lasts around 2 to 3 months between refills, even with the wife using it to light candles and crap like that.
Now hold on there. Calibri went out of business and the name was bought, but I'm not sure who. I can tell you this, Calibri in the old days used to be the most expensive piece of crap on the market. The joke was, everyone had to own just one. I'd do a lot of research before I bought anything with the name Calibri on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RamyG4
Doc.
Wish I had read this sooner, opted one of these when I found one for 15 bucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil Doc
http://www.shoptcgbrands.com/webapp/...pageView=image
If I find it to be crap I can just return it, but for 15 bucks and my infrequent usage, I probably can't go too wrong.
If you are smoking en cedro you can light the cedar wrap up and light your cigar off that.
Daigz im just curious, would that add a sort of cedary? type flavor to it?
All I ever use are bic lighters.
I've never noticed it to add any flavors to any real extent, but it does remove the potential that your first few puffs will be bitter because of the fuel that normal lighting methods still add.