Torch Lighter, Cool, Unique Design, Inflatable and Adjustable, Butane Lighter, Men's Gift (Butane Not Included) (Black)

Just got my new lighter!All I wanted was a single torch w/a covered flameport.So very many multi-torch types!!So much pricey junk, also!I just want a lighter, NOT the ability to Smelt Ore in my pocket!!So few nice looking ones from which to choose!This Lighter feels good in the hand and, for those with pain or dexterity issues, all ya hafta do is squeeze it and ya have FIRE; it's very easy to use!It appears not designed to be repairable but, it's so INEXPENSIVE!Unique Style, it has heft and seems very sturdy!Gonna treat it rough and see how it holds up.If it does well, I WILL buy more; for gifts and, for me!I'll LUK how that goes.......FIRST WEEK OF ABUSE----Got it wet, dropped it more than once, used it kinda like a blowtorch, used it as a "hammer", and generally treated like trash.It held up like gangbusters!Always lights well.Holds a lot of fuel.This is one Tough Lighter.Definitely will buy more.......

Super cheap lighter. I used it for not even a full day and the igniter went out leaving the lighter useless. Super small fuel tank will not rebuy.

The media could not be loaded. This will be more of a how-to than a review.* I am not responsible for any injuries caused by following these instructions*A few tricks were required to get it to function. Once it did, it was absolutely beautiful.Bleeding the Lighter:My lighter arrived with air compressed in the tank. It is necessary to use a small item to poke the fill valve, releasing any built-up air pressure. This is common practice for refilling a butane lighter. I suggest choosing a tool that will not mar the fill valve when bleeding the pressure. The fill valve appears to be a brass-like metal (as most are, I believe), making it more malleable and susceptible to damage.Filling:I used a universal butane gas refill can (Clipper brand refill). It took me a few minutes to realize that the yellow cap (pictured) included different adapters that had to be punched out of the cap. Using the metal "universal" fill stem alone, the lighter did not fill and butane just shot out the sides and was wasted. I used the pictured adapter, which was the only adapter that required puncturing a hole in the adapter. I used a needle for this and rotated the needle inside the adapter, once punctured. This was to ensure a proper fit with the lighter valve.*** It was necessary to carefully remove the lighter's adjustment dial in order to gain appropriate access to the fill valve*** Without having done this, the adapter would not fit through the hole in the dial to make a solid connection with the fill valve.// Fill briefly -- perhaps 2-3 seconds, maybe 5... I'm fairly new to this. This helps to avoid overfilling the tank, which can also cause issues with the the lighter's ability to function. //If you have never filled a butane lighter, the refill canister is to be placed upside down, with the fill valve (typically positioned at the bottom of a lighter) facing up toward the sky/toward the refill canister.Then ensure the notches where the dial connect are horizontal, in the neutral position, before reinstalling the adjustment dial. Make note of replacing the dial in the neutral position, matching the neutral position of where the dial connects. There are 3 pegs underneath the dial, with the stumpy, shorter peg toward the top of the lighter and aligning with the lighter peg above the refill valve.It is necessary to give the lighter's temp a few minutes to settle, but the time it takes to replace the flame adjustment dial should be about enough.= Lighting =There is a trick here as well, and without it, no flame. Firstly, the lighter prefers a small-medium dial adjustment setting. Too much fuel (higher dial adjustment) and it will essentially "blow out" the source of ignition. I keep mine on the lowest setting.CRITICAL >> give the lighter a split second to release a little butane before completely pressing the ignition. This allows proper timing for the butane to hit the spark. This is a split-second action, which can actually be observed in the video uploaded by the seller. Trust me, you'll get a feel for the timing and it's not difficult. Slight press to prime the flow of butane, immediately followed by a complete press to activate the ignition.I was about to return this lighter, but was determined to get it to work. I'm so glad I stuck with this and didn't return it, because it is quickly becoming one of my favorite torches. Even through the headache of figuring out how to get the lighter to fill and function properly, I still ended up buying another one the same night I got it to light... I guess that shows how much I ended up liking the lighter.Do some of the materials look a little cheap when you look closely? ... Maybe... but it's still a beautiful lighter, and beautiful when lit. For 15 dollars... it's an amazing deal, granted you have the determination I did to get it to work. Did it take way too much troubleshooting to initially figure out how to get it to work? Absolutely.... but it was well worth it. Now that I know the tricks, refilling and getting the lighter to function properly is easy.Despite initially worrying that all the other reviews were right about it being a faulty product, and going through the headache of figuring this lighter out, I STILL give it 4/5. AND will be ordering a second one as a backup.

Good quality works very well and small enough it's easy to carry definitely worth the money

The packaging of this lighter was very minimal. I’m not talking about what it was shipped in, I mean that the liar was literally just signed a brown paper envelope with nothing written on it.Initially, it looks very nice and very solid. Appeared to be high-quality. I filled it with very clean quality, butane, and let the butane warm for a minute or two in order to light the flame. Click once nothing. Click twice nothing. Three times, four times,, you get the idea. I have pushed down the button, yep gas is being released. I look down where the flame should be, and press the button. I see a spark clearly.So obviously, by looking at it, it should work fine. Fuel is coming out, a spark is there. I even took another lighter and tried to light the escaping gas from this new lighter. It would still not light.IT NEVER EVEN LIT ONCE!!!I gave it two stars, even though it probably should have been one. Only reason I gave it an extra is because it feels a lot more solid than other lighters at this price point, but since it didn’t work, what does really matter?I am immediately returning my. I’ll probably try to find a different brand even though I like this style and design.

I like the idea but I don't like the functionality of the cheap version

Fires first time it is struck. Good butane capacity. Lid prevents pocket lint contamination. Good all around product.

Lighter doesn't light waste of money..