Butane Torch, Kollea Kitchen Culinary Torch Lighter Butane Refillable, Cooking Creme Brulee Food Torch with Safety Lock & Adjustable Flame for Food, BBQ, Craft, Soldering(Butane Fuel not Included)

I use it to light my grill. I used to use those long stem lighters which leak out butane over time. I've had these for 2 years and the seals are still good. And how cool is it to have this shoot a few inches of flame to the barbecue so you wont have to risk burning your fingers when it lights. Same as my wood burning fireplace. So much safer and quicker

I purchased one of these Kollea Torch Lighters for a brother's birthday gift to be used to light his cigars. When I visited him in March I had the opportunity to use his new lighter and was impressed at the quality and ease of use of this lighter, so I purchased one for my personal use. Very impressed with it's weight and finish. Excellent quality for a reasonable price. Highly recommend for all of my cigar smoking friends.

I love this torch & the adjustable angle of the head. Really happy with my purchase. I did buy a butane refill but when trying to fill it leaks all over wasting half the butane liquid. I do believe it is not this products fault but would love to know what butane fuel refill is best to fit the refill hole at the bottom of the unit so I don’t keep wasting fuel.

Larger than what I needed

I bought this torch to light the charcoal starters for my Big Green Egg. This lights them in seconds and is much easier to use than the lighters I have previously used. My only dislike is the location of the plus minus fuel wheel. It is right where my thumb holds the torch and if i'm not careful, the fuel flow changes and has to be adjusted.

It generally works great...new.I have 2 complaints about the new torch:1. The knob for adjusting flame height is always where I bump it. Invariably, I turn it down or up and don't mean to. I have added a piece of tape over the knob so I can't bump it by accident.2. I used to have a Burnzomatic torch. It eventually died after a few years of use. The capacity in it's resevoir was a lot larger. I find I have to refill almost 2X more often with this torch than I did with the old one.I've had it for a good while now and it sees periodic use. I guess I've filled it maybe 5 or 6 times with butane in the past year. Today...it just won't light anymore. It makes a spark, I hear gas hissing, but it won't make flame. One click, 100 clicks...nada! What a steaming turd! It used to light very consitently. Now it's in the trash and I'm buying another brand of torch!

At the end of the day, it's a butane torch, how much can you say. What I've observed about this torch is that the amount of pressure you use to push down the incredibly mushy trigger, directly and significantly affects the size and heat of the flame that comes out, which makes it very difficult to get consistent results when working with it. The swiveling nozzle is a novel idea and ultimately the reason I bought this one

My first one arrived broken and the seller immediately sent me a new one.This guy is great it’s super reliable, the flame is large enough to red my smaller nectar collector pretty quickly, if not the super thick ones. The butane chamber is big so it lasts a long time and I never hurt my thumb on the button like other torches.