🔥 Orion Double Jet Flame Cigar Torch Lighter in Gun Metal Rectangular Finish - Scorch Torch Review

Small and portable, easy to ignite, and has a strong double blue flame. In all respects this is a good lighter and I would recommend it unreservedly except that it cannot be refilled with metal tipped butane bottles. Even those with plastic adapters do not work. You will be tied to purchasing refill jars with existing plastic nozzles such as Ronsonol, Bernzomatic and the like. This is the only real way to use this lighter all the time as no other types of butane gas nozzles can easily fill it…

Updated 9/1/2013 3 months ago: The lighter does NOT have the 'fun fill' issues that I have read about in other reviews. I just refilled an empty lighter in 5 seconds by simply pouring Zippo premium butane into the fill nozzle; remove, then use the lighter IMMEDIATELY without problems; NO hassle with draining "old" fuel; NO waiting for seals to function or gas pressure to "balance"; DO NOT attempt to fill the tank multiple times. Just fill up and use quality butane lighters that have been around

This lighter looks good and is functional. However, he does have a few comments: the spring on the lid isn't very good, and the lid doesn't always flush with the base. Although the description said it was new, mine already had fingerprints and even visible scratches. Plus, it works and it's a nice lighter. Edit: I found a few more issues for those wondering, it scratches very easily so be careful. I ended up sanding most of the body, which I think made it look better. And another very important

Please see the update below: The product looks great when you receive it. Works fine at first. I really like how the two flames glow inward so you get the warmth of two but the precision of one. I also liked the size and the feel in the hand. There are a couple of big cons for me. Number 1 was only big because I literally almost burned my beard. Flame arrester sticks and without warning. I wear glasses and after lighting the smoke and releasing the trigger. Well, then I started pulling the…