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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 have had this lighter for more than one and a half years now, and I'm very satisfied with it.I mostly use it to light my smoking pipe, and it works very well. In this case the lock feature is very convenient because I can leave it on and turn it around to light my pipe.Further, I often use it like a torch.I also like the feature that I can see how much gas is left.And finally the fact that it has lasted so far, unlike a couple of other lighters that broke down after a couple of months.

Update: I tried using my lighter while camping. I was at 11,000 feet and it would not light. I ensured that it was warm by keeping in my shirt pocket and it absolutely would not light. I tried to get it to light for three days with no luck. Then I tried my basic BIC lighter and it light up on the first try. These are both Butane Fuel lighters. So why will a BIC light at altitude and this Torch lighter not light?The first lighter I purchased did not work correctly and I returned it. Right out of the box, the flame adjuster fell off. It's interesting in that the instructions made mention that this was a design feature - that doesn't sound right to me. However, there is no way of knowing how to put it back on correctly.My first unit did not want to light. It took multiple attempts to get it going. It only seemed to light when I held it facing down to the floor and when I brought it back up to the horizontal position, the flame would go out. I also noticed that, when it did finally light, one of the two burners wasn't burning correctly. It seemed to be pushing the flame toward one side and causing the flame tip to curve. I looked at the nozzles and noticed that one of them (the defective side) was different looking from the other but wasn't sure why it wasn't working. I had a feeling something wasn't right and returned the unit.Three days later I received a replacement unit which lit up right away. I was so pleased I said YEAH out loud! I looked at the two nozzles and they looked to be the same design and they both created a nice flame. The flame tips merged to form one sharp flame tip as described by the manufacturer.One day later, the unit still lights up right away and in all positions. It also stays lit in all positions. I like this unit because it is not much longer than a BIC lighter, feels good in my hands and produces a very good flame. I was using a BIC lighter to start my morning fires when camping and to start my Coleman stove but the flame from a BIC curves up as you rotate the lighter down to light a stove or start a fire. The flame would then burn my thumb. With this torch lighter, the flame does not curve at all and does a great job of starting a camp fire - even in damp conditions. I'll probably buy additional units as Christmas gifts for my off grid camping friends.

The media could not be loaded. First off the flame jets are angled towards one another so the two mini jet flames turn into one at the tip... and they are mini jet flames so depending on purpose you may need something bigger. For me it's a perfect addition to my collection. The flame adjustment works well it just doesn't go very high, but because of that it lasts much longer between refills than the huge torches we are seeing. The lighter is light but has a hefty feel still with a aluminum shell. I've dropped it twice on a hardwood floor still works fine and no chips. I'm very happy with it and another plus is it fits perfectly in a pocket or bag

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.