Lighting with a zippo

[Indyhp]

I smoked cigarettes for 30 years and tried all kinds of lighters.

I gave up Zippos when I got tired of the freshly-refilled Zippo leaking in my pocket and irritating the skin on my leg.

I gave up refillable soft flames when I got tired of them not working and constantly having to be refilled.

After a lot of years, I settled on the simplicity and reliability of a Bic.

I gave up cigarettes some years ago, and recent got into smoking cigars. Since I always smoke outside, I prefer a torch.

Since I only smoke a few cigars a week, I don't mind having to refill it. The single flame is best for touch ups, and the triple is way overkill.

I'm in the market for a good double flame cigar lighter with a punch to carry in my pocket, but until then I've got a few single flame torches I use.

[Sticky B]

I smoked cigarettes for 30 years and tried all kinds of lighters.

I gave up Zippos when I got tired of the freshly-refilled Zippo leaking in my pocket and irritating the skin on my leg.

I gave up refillable soft flames when I got tired of them not working and constantly having to be refilled.

After a lot of years, I settled on the simplicity and reliability of a Bic.

I gave up cigarettes some years ago, and recent got into smoking cigars. Since I always smoke outside, I prefer a torch.

Since I only smoke a few cigars a week, I don't mind having to refill it. The single flame is best for touch ups, and the triple is way overkill.

I'm in the market for a good double flame cigar lighter with a punch to carry in my pocket, but until then I've got a few single flame torches I use.

Really sounds like Ronson fits the bill for you pretty well

[Deke]

I'm in the market for a good double flame cigar lighter with a punch to carry in my pocket, but until then I've got a few single flame torches I use.

Try Bugatti B-1001 on CBid for around $15. Always lights, has a punch, and two flames in a pyramid.