Butane Lighter, 162 91.01%

Lighter Fluid Lighter, 3 1.69%

Match, 17 9.55%

Other? 7 3.93%

Ronson Jet Lite! Cheap,looks good, and works well!
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My thoughts exactly.
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Butane lighter, EverTorch to be specific. Torch for toasting and a soft flame to finish all in a classly looking package, the perfect lighter.
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I regularly use a Ronson Comet, soft flame.
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Butane torch for me. Used a Blazer PB-207 for years...my current go-to is the Blazer CG-001.
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I use my cheapo Wal*Mart Ronson torch. :-)
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Whats that cigar? Looks like the size I like.

I use a Ronson jet lite butane torch.
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Inside or out of the wind - lit cedar strip, for me it is part of the relaxation.

Outside - any lighter will do.
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it's a Don Lino Havana Reserve Habanito. Awesome 7 minute size, I've been smoking them frequently.


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If I am inside, a soft-flame butane lighter. If I am outside, Ronson Jetlite butane torch.
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I Just Do What Dan Does!:-) Torch Only!:-)
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Ronson Jetlite.:-)
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I've been curious about those. I will buy a boX. Thanks.
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Torch. I have a bunch of the cedar sleeves that I've been throwing in the desktop and cooler for ambience. I may throw a few in the Caddy to try lighting with at herfs. :-)
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Butane Torch single or double flame depending on the gage, and matches
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Butane torch unless I'm lighting a 42 ring gauge or smaller then I will use a match.
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Butane torch
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I'm surprised nobody mentioned $100 bills yet. I find the crisp bills to generate too strong a flame, so I wrinkle them first.

Generally I use whatever is on hand. If I have all three: Ronson, Bic, than matches.
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Double flame butane torch lighter
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Butane torch, usually my Ronson Jetlite. :-)
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