Lighters

[Mizicke5273]

I got a free Colibri a while back from CI with a purchase I made. Works great. Holds a good bit of butane, never failed me.

Even then I decided to buy a new light last night while at a B&M down here in Miami. For no reason other than I liked it. It wont make my cigars taste better or fill my cooler. But still I think its always handy to have more than 1 lighter around. Its a $40 Cigar Savor made buy Altadis, and it looks like an ST Dupont ligher, and Ive always liked the way those looked. I was jsut in the mood to buy something other than a cigar, even though I ended up buying a few anyways.

Not to mention Im the guy that buys a new pair of ATV gear at least once a year, well other than boots. I tend to like buying accesories for my hobbies because to me each one adds something new. Plus I like variety.

[cigar no baka]

One more thing I'd like to add. I'm buying more soft flame lighters than torches nowadays.

I only but one or two lighters a year, to replace the ones that crap out, or just to add to my collection. What I've noticed though is that soft flame lighters are a lot less complex thus are far less fidgety than torches. They also seem to last a lot longer, less inside to break over time. Plus, I'm beginning to love lighting with a soft flame, I just think it works better.

I still carry a torch for when I'm outside and it is too windy, but if the wind is not up, my soft-flame lighters work peachy keen.

[Consigliere]

There was actually a review of this exact light in CA this month. They seem to like it as well, not that I base much of my buying on reviews I find in CA. Especially since most of the items are extremely out of my price range, I mean, everyone likes a nice watch, but $20 grand?? I think not. I wouldn't even drop that on a watch if I did have that kind of disposable income.