Lighter?

[deltahalo102]

I've been looking around for a while for a nice cigar lighter because I'm usually stuck using a wood match. They work fine, but can be a pain. I was wondering if anybody had any ideas on a nice cigar lighter that wouldn't cost over $50 or so. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

[ashauler]

You should probably check with Drew Estates.

[mrtr33]

Not sure. I don't use one.

I was on a space ship once when cosmic rays hit us. I can engulf my entire body in flames. Such a hit at parties.

Flame ON!

[buzz]

Not sure. I don't use one.

I was on a space ship once when cosmic rays hit us. I can engulf my entire body in flames. Such a hit at parties.

Flame ON!

So is it safe to say you are a "flamer"?

Here you go:

[Hannibal]

I love my Xikar. The one I have is the treo but you can find ones cheaper with a single flame torch.

[victory01]

Under $50 is still a hit and miss. I've had lighters in that price range break in months, then again I use them heavily.

Personally I just use a cheapo single flame torch I got from a gas station. It's lasted longer than some lighters I've bought for $20 and if i break or lose it there's no harm done.

[steffanan]

Xikar element, best lighter in the world in my opinion. Has a punch cutter on the bottom, which i used to hate but love now. Has two torch ends, which can be turned low and make easier the task of lighting a cigar than with a single torch model turned up higher. Looks really nice, has a sturdy feel, and can be lit a long time before heating up.

[Paddy]

My days of expensive lighters are over. I will not buy anything over $10.00
They last longer and work better than the expensive ones.

[bigbill1300]

I have a firebird paid 20$ for it,never had a problem works great.

[Mangyrat]

[Supersmoker]

I use zippo. They are simple to use and easy to service. They last a very long time and usually cost about thirty bucks