Any advantage of a triple flame over a twin or single?
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It's all personnel preference, I have all 3 types and general go to the single flame around the house just for control on touch ups, I do keep a double flame "swat: on the fishing boat just cause it never blows out
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less of a possibility that your fluid will go old? uhm..wait..that's not an advantage. :-)

It's personal preference I believe.
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Yep personal preference and you can get the cigar lit a little quicker as they cover more surface area at one time. I even have a quad flame dubbed by tedrodgerscpa as the "Shuttle Discovery". :-)
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I've got a couple triple flame lighters. I don't really find any advantage of them. They eat fluid like crazy, and they seem to be more of a broad axe compared to scalpel when it comes to touch ups. I prefer the good ol' single torch.

I use triples more to impress friends that have never seen anything like them.
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Thanks for the info all!
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The advantage of a triple flame over a single or double?

Ability to perform emergency welding.

While I love my light-up ubershiny triple torch, it's a back up and not a primary use lighter.
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here's my jet engine. I use it for my primary and then use a single for touchups.


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Single torches or soft flame are my preference for every day cigar lighting but if you have truly bad weather the triple flame is the one to reach for.
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Once you've seen the launch in person, you never forget it.
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Go with a triple to light bigger RG cigars,but keep a single for touch ups and smaller RG cigars. IMHO
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A triple flame touch up is an oxymoron. :-)
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triple flame is horrible for everything but huge cigars!
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