Table Top Lighter Assistance

[BourbonBinder]

Does anyone know of a good Table Top Lighter. I'm a Xikar sort of guy and know that they have a couple of good ones that offer the same beautiful lifetime warranty, but I'd like to expand my horizons and see what else is out there. It can either be a BUTANE soft flame or a BUTANE torch (double or triple). If you like single torch flames; do explain why (benefits). I have a Xikar Tech single that I love but that's not really a tabletop lighter (although it is much larger than the average torch). OH and on a side note, if the table top lighter came with a lifetime warranty that would be golden. Thanks.

 

[ZippoGeek]

This is the bomb. Never lets me down. Feels great, looks great, lights great.

 

[BourbonBinder]

@ZippoGeek is that a triple or a double

 

[ChiefIlliniwek]

I've heard good things about the Alec Bradley, I can't think of what it's called. You can't go wrong with Xikar though.

 

[ZippoGeek]

@ZippoGeek is that a triple or a double

It's the Allume triple.

 

[deadrift]

Read this recently, put one on my Amazon wish list, fwiw.

http://www.cigarinspector.com/cigar-accessories-reviews/the-best-tabletop-cigar-lighter

 

[Monsterdg]

I was gifted a Blazer like in your link for Secret Santa; I cannot recommend it enough. Works great on the deck/windy days. love it!

 

[Zmilin]

I've heard good things about the Alec Bradley, I can't think of what it's called. You can't go wrong with Xikar though.

Alec Bradley Tabletop (aka The Burner) looks like a great one.

 

[ZippoGeek]

I was gifted a Blazer like in your link for Secret Santa; I cannot recommend it enough. Works great on the deck/windy days. love it!

@BrewsBro13 : I have the black aluminum Blazer in the above link that I use for hobby purposes. For cigar lighting, it's inelegant but highly effective! One thing I do like about my Xikar Allume triple is that even though it's a tabletop lighter, it's small and smooth enough to put in your pocket. I wouldn't go golfing with it, but for a trip to the lounge it's perfect. On the other hand, if you want practicality (albeit ugly), the aluminum Blazer is the way to go. The tank on that thing is HUUUUGE, so refills would be quite infrequent. But don't expect to be taking it on vacation.

 

[socalsailor]

I've heard good things about the Alec Bradley, I can't think of what it's called. You can't go wrong with Xikar though.

I have an Alec Bradley Burner, and I love it. My wife gifted it to me back in October or November, and I refilled it for the first time about 2 weeks ago. It's much smaller than you think, but it is good out on the deck when it's windy, and looks great on the table by my Stinky ashtray.

 

[BourbonBinder]

I've heard good things about the Alec Bradley, I can't think of what it's called. You can't go wrong with Xikar though.

I agree about Xikar, I'm gonna be following @ZippoGeek and going with the Allume. I also plan on getting the Pipeline and the Stratosphere from Xikar to boot.

 

[BourbonBinder]

Read this recently, put one on my Amazon wish list, fwiw.

http://www.cigarinspector.com/cigar-accessories-reviews/the-best-tabletop-cigar-lighter

Awesome thank you for the link

 

[BourbonBinder]

I have an Alec Bradley Burner, and I love it. My wife gifted it to me back in October or November, and I refilled it for the first time about 2 weeks ago. It's much smaller than you think, but it is good out on the deck when it's windy, and looks great on the table by my Stinky ashtray.

Is it really that good in windy conditions? Bryan Glynn did a review and he blew the flame out with his breath.

 

[socalsailor]

Is it really that good in windy conditions? Bryan Glynn did a review and he blew the flame out with his breath.

If you want wind resistance, you can open the fuel valve more, but I dont really tend to smoke cigars in gale force winds, either. It's more of a "fair weather" hobby for me.

 

[BourbonBinder]

If you want wind resistance, you can open the fuel valve more, but I dont really tend to smoke cigars in gale force winds, either. It's more of a "fair weather" hobby for me.

Gotcha, thanks

 

[SmokinNukie]

I'm real happy with this Lotus quad flame. Found it online for $20.

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