Pemrunup Orangutan Shape Metal Cigar Cigarette Butane Jet Lighter

• Pros: very fit lighter, gets peoples attention whenever someone says hey i need a light, ideal for a gift for christmas or to the average lighter collector that just has to have this in their collection
• Cons: takes a bit of a refuel to get the required ammount to actually using the lighter
• Other Thoughts: Its very practical and is what it says

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• Other Thoughts: This is the best lighter I have owned. It's perfect for windy days or lighting a smoke in a moving sand rail or quad. <br/>I think the bad reviews are from people who don't know how to properly fill a butane lighter. If you constantly try to overfill it, you may damage the o-rings, like any refillable lighter. I found that two 7 second spurts work fine.

• Other Thoughts: I have 3 of these butane torch lighters. One of them has been in daily use for nearly a year, the others I use as backups when the first runs out of butane. I smoke cigars everyday, the butane lasts about 2-3 weeks per refill. I have refilled this lighter a few dozen times, and it works nearly flawlessly. It comes with a small screwdriver like tool to adjust the flame. The cap opens and hinges back far enough to make lighting easy.

• Other Thoughts: Dont know if it is just a lighter or a blow-torch. <br/>Very hot ,very quick. <br/>No seams in the metal casing to make it look cheap and nasty. <br/>Looks good AND works great.

• Other Thoughts: This is a very nice Butane Cigarette Lighter. Do not let the price or the negative reveiws turn you away from this great bargain! The switch is solid, the ignition is very VERY reliable, the jets of flame are very quick to light (careful not to burn yourself though, it's easy with this bad boy!), the flame adjustment is very straight forward (I keep mine of full out), the lid has a mirror (which is cool since it allows you to see the burn from the other side), and while it can't really stand on its bottom it can lay securely on its side due to its flat "nuts and bolts" type surfaces (which is nice in the car or on the boat).