This Elegant, Dual Flame Lighter With Two Torch Flames & A Soft Flame Belongs In A Movie! See Why...
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2022
- This gold colored lighter with two torch flames and a soft flame is perfect for cigars and cigarettes. It's a windproof lighter that can be used anywhere. The dual flame lighter is classy looking and makes a great presentation no matter where you light up or use it. What makes this lighter unique isn't just that it has two types of flames, but it also works like a zippo. One the soft flame is lit, you don't have to depress the button to keep the flame going. But what really makes this lighter special is the sound it makes when you flip the lid open. This cigar and cigarette lighter (which can practically be used to burn or light anything) is very sturdy and of a good, quality weight. If you lend this lighter to someone, you will not be embarrassed. Finding a classy dual flame lighter with a torch and soft flame is surprisingly difficult. The appearance of most lighters leaves a lot to be desired and these days, many need a USB charger! This is a classic butane gas lighter. The jet dual flame jet torch is what make it a windproof lighter. The soft flame is high enough to carefully pre-burn the tip of a cigar before lighting it. It's also a perfect lighter for pipe smoking. I carefully review this triple flame butane lighter. This lighter is made of pure copper material and high-quality zinc alloy, the appearance is very exquisite.
75mm x 37.5mm x 12mm, Weight: 64g
Find it here:
Butane Gas Lighter- amzn.to/3S8wKVM
*If the above lighter is temporarily sold out, you can try the link below for an alternative, but similar lighter. Caution, I have not tested/used it- amzn.to/4dssw7e 
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Beautiful lighter ❤❤❤
It certainly is and I'm happy others think so too! Thank you for the appreciation of this stand out gold lighter and the comment.
nice find and thanks for sharing! It is a nice little report upon opening but try to overcome the temptation to douse someone in gas followed by the ole sayonara lol
HaHa! It's that "ping" sound it makes when you open the lighter! Makes it way too tempting LOL!!. Use it and you'll feel like you're the lead character in a movie! It makes lighting up more of an experience (no matter what you're lighting), as opposed to a boring process or routine. The "ping" sound is more crisp and distinguished than a Zippo lighter, but just like a Zippo, it will stay lit when you take your finger off the button. Thanks for the chuckle. Enjoy!
This is the only one I can find like this with the dual torch flames and soft flame would be nice to find more
Exactly! Especially in this beautiful gold color. As I mentioned in the video, it literally took me years of on and off looking to find a gold, dual flame lighter with a torch lighter and soft flame. Some of the ones I've seen are just crazy looking and far from classy or elegant.
I found a very similar gold dual flame lighter that you might like... However, I have not tested/used it. Here is the link- amzn.to/3CCaC0v
St dupont le grand has a dual soft flame and a torch lighter
dupont has it but $$$$
Hi! If u read this can you send the link of the similar lighter again? I somehow can't open it. thanks a lot!
The original link, for the gold, dual flame lighter (with two torch flames and a soft flame) is working. Buy that one. I still love mine (I actually bought two in case anything happen to the first)! Here is the link for it:
amzn.to/3S8wKVM Enjoy!
Sir this particular design is practically nonexistent. Im kind of shocked by the lack of variation on this design 😮😮😮😮😮
I reasslly eamt one
That's why I made this video. There are tons of dual flame lighters, but not like this in terms of design, color, butane (vs. usb), size, shape, etc. I wanted to save others the time I spent trying to find one. Are the updated links I provided not working?
kinda sounds like the st dupont clink, be nice if the flame knob was also metal gold and that screw as well , if it's that sensitive might it not get out of adjustment by mistake in a pocket etc? and this is adjusting both flame size unfortunately also the soft flame always has to come on after the jets , cap should be 90 deg its too close to the flame for my liking other than that nice lighter, do you the brand name? probably china
I agree as far as the flame adjuster preferably being gold color. I had to overcome that factor, because at the end of the day, I simply couldn't find a gold colored lighter with dual flames- a torch flame and a soft flame. I looked for a very long time. Of course this is not built like a Dupont lighter. A Dupont lighter costs hundreds of dollars whereas this lighter costs around $16 dollars (You can find it here: amzn.to/3S8wKVM) and is most certainly made in China. But thus far, it still works and outside of the flame adjuster being plastic and black, it looks beautiful. Due note that when you actually use the lighter and hold it in your hand to light your own cigarette or cigar or anything else, your hand covers the bottom portion of the lighter and no one can see the flame adjuster. Further, have you seen a gold Dupont lighter with dual flames- a soft flame and torch? I was ready to spend the money and buy one, but I could not find one. The fake Duponts didn't have both features either. The button you press on this lighter, to start/create the flame, is soft and easy to use, unlike the wheels on some lighters. For the price, how can you go wrong?
i would love to find a blue flame that has skin touch ignition like my barbi win sensor i have from my dad, its solid copper but thin with globe engraved on it lovely weight to it and when you open the cap the gas comes out and then you put your finger on this metal circle looking button that ignites it, quite a fancy tech electronic for something back from the 70-80's but its soft flame so i figured be cool if they made one exactly like that for jet flame, unfortunately mine is not holding gas i believe perhaps a worn o ring seal and im hoping to get it fixed like a couple of other lighters i recently fixed, tried opening it but did not go too far as i'm afraid of losing order of parts and the complicated electronics getting messed up because they still work so i don't want to ruin anything with the ignitor but wanted to see what it looked like, sadly i lost its screw cover (small thin silver looking disc)somewhere on my room floor and when i get a salvaged o ring seal from another cheap lighter i got i will try to see if that will fix it, till then it goes in the drawer with another one of my dads lighters a silver barbi flick top piezo ignition soft flame, but i'm so proud n happy for having fixed my fav an asg pocket torch i had from 2000 with a piezo problem i recently fixed and got it firing again :) @@efficientway
@@ARCSTREAMS It's great you could restore those lighters and have a keepsake from your dad. One thing you could try when dismantling the lighters to give you more confidence is take pictures or video record the process so you can refer to it if you forget how the parts go together. Finding the right parts is a different story. Sounds like you have a nice collection. The lighter with the skin touch sounds cool. Enjoy!
yes take pics or place the parts in order they came out, yeah but a few nice ones my dad left , now im looking at a bonflame Hadson gas lighter from his collection and a small thin red and gold Sharp where you flick the cover and roll flint to light the butane nozzle but you need to open the flame adjuster knob to get the gas flowing then light it, i think thats how it works, well thank you @@efficientway
Hi I just brought this lighter and I’m hanging trouble adding the butane ..😢
I'm not sure what steps you've already taken so I don't know where to begin troubleshooting, but one thing right off the bat to try- turn the flame adjuster all the way and try the lighter. If you put the flame adjuster all the way down and then added the butane (as you're supposed to), you may have an issue lighting it if it's not all the way up. For some reason you're not supposed to adjust it before placing the fuel in. So it may seem like the fuel didn't go in because it won't light, but in fact you just have to turn the adjuster all the way up. You can also try very gently depressing the pin where you stick the butane nozzle. Does any air come out? Does any gas come out? It is possible that there's air trapped inside the lighter and therefore the fuel can't get in. Releasing the air should solve the problem. Then try refilling the lighter. Air is usually the culprit.
@@efficientway Thanks for responding... to find out the Butane can I was using wasn't a good fit . I got a new can with a plastic tip and it fit nice and snug. ...fluid is in...best lighter ever owed.
@@yusafgussine-thomas3686 Awesome! Very happy to hear you're enjoying your lighter. Thank you for following up and letting us know the good results. Enjoy!
hope you still took the right steps, first bleed out the tank second lower the flame adjustment all the way down till you can not turn the screw anymore, third invert lighter and press the butane canister nozzle down slowly to get a good seal and don't burst it in, just press slowly and you will see the liquid start filling quite fast unless you got no viewing port, anyways after filling let the lighter come to room temp then adjust the flame screw back slowly give it a light to see where it's at and adjust further if necessary @@yusafgussine-thomas3686
Have an updated link? It doesn't show up
You're right. At the moment, the link takes you to a different lighter. This is the closest lighter for now in terms of looks and being dual flame- soft and torch. amzn.to/4dssw7e
However, I don't see the flip top and characteristic "ping" and I haven't tried it myself. Sorry. I hope the original comes back. It tends to come and go off the site.
Thanks, I'll keep an eye out.
Hey how would I go about finding it now the link doesn't seem to work for me, do you know what the product is called
There's nothing written on the lighter and I don't recall any packaging of significance. However, I think I tracked it down by googling some of my own description. I believe the lighter is made by LenEurest. At least that's what it says on Amazon for Canada (where it is also unavailable). I'm not 100% sure because I'm 98% sure it came from China given how long it took to ship (over a month). So often products are just white labeled... the same exact product will be sold under 7 different brand names! I'm sorry the link is unavailable. The next time I'm logged into the account I will try to search to see who the seller was and perhaps you can reach out to them, or I will message them for you. As I said in the video, it was very difficult to find a lighter with these characteristics- i.e. dual flame- soft flame and torch, as well as solid gold color, with a press down button (vs. wheel), and not USB powered, but rather butane. So I will try to help. After all, that is why I made this video- to help others find such a lighter!
Dude is just talking with it flipped open and wasting all his butane just breathing it in 😂
@@AtacamaHumanoid Come on now... what wouldn't I do for my viewers. Besides... "I love the smell of butane in the morning!" Altered from what movie?
@James Bond Ok, Mr. Bond... I tracked down the gold dual flame lighter again! Here is the new link: amzn.to/3S8wKVM
Enjoy!! @James Bond
i hate amazon product descriptions etc they sometimes put wrong info or copy n paste from other product even there titles are no good at times @@efficientway
How has the lighter been holding up so far may I ask?
I might pull the trigger now.
I would go for it. Especially given how inexpensive it is. If you think you might like this lighter, make the purchase as the that click sound is worth the price on its own. I haven't had any issues with this dual flame lighter. I've owned and used it even prior to making this video, which was a while ago. To be fair though, I do not use it every day. Even if I did, there's nothing about the construction that would lead me to believe the lighter would not hold up
@@efficientway
Oh dang I left the same comment twice. Apologies lol
Yeah. Ganna pull the trigger.
I might get another lighter that's all in one with cigar cutters and a cigar stand along with this one but most likely ganna keep this one since this one has the ping and a soft flame.
And I guess the ping will doll down as the spring gets looser over time, more close to the authentic lighters from the more premium brand that the lighter is trying to immitate. lol
re: the ping, so far, the lid has not lost it's resistance. It has not become loose or looser which is great. It still takes a little effort (in a good way) to flick it open. It kind of adds to the experience- a bit hard to explain, but when you feel it you'll understand. It obviously has a practical benefit in terms of not opening easily in your pocket or luggage. @@Eric-dd8bk
@@efficientway
Great to know.
The lighter is on its way here.
Great find it is and thank you for show casing it
@@efficientway
Got the lighter and it's perfect.
I initially found the ping to be a little too sharp but I can dampen it by holding it differently and make it sound kinda similar to the lighter it's immitating or even Zippos.
Lights perfect.
Had one like this for a little over 6 months until it randomly broke about a week ago :(
Was it this same dual flame lighter with a torch and soft flame? If not, you're in luck as it is hard to find these lighters. Especially one that looks elegant, doesn't need a USB charger (uses gas), and gives you some joy each time you use it (that "click" you hear upon opening the lighter is infatuating)!
@@efficientway
It was this exact model and company, I actually got it after finding this video! 😁
@@efficientway
I should have been clearer in my initial comment lol
@@Brother_Red Wow, sorry to hear that. What exactly broke after 6 months? That seems unusual. Are both types of flames not working? Did it occur after re-filling the lighter fluid? One thing that not everyone does is turn the flame setting all the way down (toward the negative sign) before refilling with butane fuel. After the lighter is refilled, you can readjust the flame setting. Either way, try adjusting he flame setting. It is very sensitive. For the price of a new one, it may not be worth trying to fix, but you may want to search for easy to fix problems like dirt, clogs, and trapped air. Not to make you feel bad, but mine still works perfectly. Granted, I do not use it every day.
Still out of stock to this day, a year later lol
The original link in the description still works when I try it (in the U.S.A) and it shows in stock, available for purchase. Here it is again for the gold, dual flame lighter: amzn.to/3S8wKVM
I am in Canada unfortunately @@efficientway
Ah! That makes sense. Sorry. There is a second link in the description for a similar gold lighter. Maybe you can try that one? Or try contacting the seller on the U.S. Amazon site and see if they will ship it to you?
bought 3 bc i thought it would be good, none of them work.
That's frustrating, but also odd, unless was a problem with the manufacturing line. Are you sure you added the butane gas correctly? Also, as another user commented, the flame adjuster at the bottom is very sensitive. Start with the dial turned all the way to the lowest setting until it can't go any lower and dial it up at the tiniest increments you can move it. I think that could be the problem or the butane not going in when you think it is- ideally you should turn the flame adjuster all the way to the lowest setting before squirting the fuel in. Were both flames not working btw? Please let us know if any of the above does the trick. No judgements
Hows it holding up? The gas last long, or it leaks? In general, its a good lighter?
Sorry for the lots of questions, I'm trying to find a good butane lighter to buy. 🫤🙁
Still works perfect. Flames are good, the signature click sound is still there, and the lid is still tight. There are no leaks (but do keep in mind, once you open the lid, gas starts to come out). It is a great lighter if you are looking for a dual flame lighter. It's an awesome lighter if you're looking for a gold color dual flame lighter! For the price point, it offers great value and aesthetics. As far as whether it will be great for you depends upon what you want and what you need your lighter to do. For some applications, a plain old Bic lighter will do. For others, just a strong torch flame is enough. It just depends.