Torch Lighter Butane Lighter Refillable Jet Flame Torch Lighters Windproof Gas Long Torch Lighter Adjustable Butane Pen Lighter for Candles Grill BBQ Stove Camping(Gas Not Included)

This is a rather small torch, only 5" long, and about an inch wide by 3/4" thick. At this size, it fits my hand very well, yet is small enough to be highly portable. The twin jets are angled slightly toward each other, so they combine into a sort-of "super jet" that seems very intense. Releasing the switch turns off the flame with one of the sharpest cut-offs I've ever seen in torches at this price range (some torches leak some gas after you switch them off, resulting in a few seconds of residual flames that if you aren't careful, might end up in your pocket -- this torch doesn't seem to have that problem, when it's out - it's out). Another big plus to me is the visible fuel tank level window. I like to know how much fuel I have left, and when I need to get a refill. I've had it filled for about a week now, and the level has not reduced at all, so so far, there doesn't seem to be any leakage, either. The torch seems solidly built, too. Nothing rattles, and the parts fit together without feeling sloppy at all in either design or assembly. I'd recommend this torch to anyone looking for a decent torch at a very reasonable price.

This lighter is designed pretty well in that it works as good as expected/hoped for and also has most of the features that I like in a lighter. There is a fuel window which is my second most desired feature and also locks the flame on so you don't have to hold the button while you use it. It comes with beautiful packaging making it seem more expensive than it is and so very pampered. It would make an excellent gift for anyone who uses lighters. The only problem with it isn't a small one. If you use the flame lock feather, know that when you turn the hold off, the flame takes about 2 to 4 seconds before it is safe to fondle;/ and or stow away. It is nothing to get too alarmed about. That said, it should also not be taken for granted. Still, if you are only a little mindful of it, you shouldn't have a problem. What you will have, however, is a hot looking lighter that is a gas to use (sorry, I didn't want to write that, couldn't stop myself).. Update: Lighter failed after less than 4 mths. Wrote company about it. Supposed to be one year replacement. Possibly due to virus out break, but no response so far.

I love this lighter. The long pin design allows you to keep the flame far from your hands, Great for lighting camp fires or candles on a cake. I have kept the flame on for a bit over a minute, continuously so far without any failure or noticeable deterioration. Outside housing did not get as hot as other version I have tried. Fairly wind resistant as i expect most butane torch lighters to be. Works reliably, usually lights on the 2nd or 3rd click. I really like the latching switch below to slide button too. It makes it easier to use it with some finesse, and give you better control. Looking forward to trying it out on some ice, wood, or foam to see what kind of 3D mold and designs I can pull off. Easy to fill, doesn't spew out the side like the cheap ones do, dripping all over my hands. The clear tank window is very helpful to tell when you have it full. Instructions say it takes 5 seconds to fill, I found it to be about 20 seconds though. 5 seconds got it about a third full. --UPDATE-- So there is a limit to its continual use. Seems to be about 2 minutes till the outer housing gets soft. 3 minutes when its starts deforming on its own. I melted the upper outer shell when working with a beeswax candle. Wups....

Rarely review things. This item is dependable. Simple as that. I have purchased 2 and they both perform perfectly. One is 6 years old and one is 4 years old. Apart from using cutting torch tip cleaners on them occasionally, they light and stay lit. The bad?: they are not fuel efficient. Plain as that. But if you're buying them for fuel efficiency, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a notoriously dependable torch, look no further.

I recently picked up the Zoocura Jet Flame Torch Lighter, hoping for something strong and reliable—especially for kitchen tasks and lighting my outdoor grill. After a week of use, here’s how it stacks up: 👍 What I Liked: Impressively powerful flame —It lights up fast and gets hot quick, ideal for searing meats or browning sugar. Adjustable flame control is handy: easy to dial it down for delicate jobs like crème brûlée or slowly melting cheese. Refillable with standard butane, so you don’t need to toss it when it runs out. 👎 What Could Be Better: Button feels a bit stiff, so it takes extra pressure to ignite. It’s never stuck, but it’s not as smooth as I hoped. Plastic body feels lightweight, which is great for portability, but gives it a slightly flimsy feel in your hand. No safety lock—I’d feel more comfortable if there was a child-safe feature, especially with this kind of flame. 🧭 Final Take: The Zoocura Torch Lighter is a solid mid‑range choice—flame’s strong, and it works well for most kitchen or hobby tasks. But if you’re after something more durable, smoother to use, or with safety features, you might want to spend a bit more for a premium model. Still, for the price, it gets the job done and deserves a middle-of-the-road 3-star rating.

the best thing about this touch is the gas storage window that allow you to gage the gas left. if you do not require the stand this would be a idea size for you.

This a very strong and reliable lighter Great for all my camping requirements.

Good design, easy to handle and use. The jet flame is incredibly hot when flame is adjusted full flow.

Works great out of the package but the switch wears out after a few weeks of daily use. It fails to latch on after thhis.

I was sent a cheap 'Jobon' brand lighter which is inferior to the product displayed and what I paid for. Do not buy from this seller if they are falsely advertising.