Certain kind of torch lighter and cigar probe
doubledown00
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Hey folks,
I have been looking for quite awhile now to find replacements to two accessories I lost. It's a long shot but I figured I'd post here to see if anyone had any ideas.
First:
I'm trying to find a replacement for a three torch translucent butane lighter I lost. It looks very similar to this: https://mountaintrailoutfitters.com/cyclone-lighter-asst/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMInbDawMr53QIVDBBpCh0K0AqXEAkYCSABEgLkvvD_BwE
One big key difference though. The one I had featured a round black dial on the entire bottom of the lighter that controlled the size of the flame. This was *really* nice because I didn't need any tools to turn the flame up or off (although I could also see how some might not like it for the same reason). I bought the lighter in a cigar store in El Paso, Tx for around 10 to 12 dollars. I don't recall a brand name on it, although it for sure was *not* a Vector as I had asked for anything but.
Second:
A neighborhood cigar store use to sell these probes that you could use to aerate a cigar. They were silver in color, about four inches long, and came to a point. You would stick down the middle running the length of the cigar to break up the middle. It was hand held, not part of a slide assembly or anything. It could be described as a cigar spike. The cool thing about them is they had decorative designs at the top that functioned as a little handle. Mine was the state of Texas in red, white, and blue. I went through five as people would steal them during cigar events. Sadly the shop is closed so I have no idea what they were called or where to get them.
Any ideas on brands or where to find these items would be *greatly* appreciated!
I have been looking for quite awhile now to find replacements to two accessories I lost. It's a long shot but I figured I'd post here to see if anyone had any ideas.
First:
I'm trying to find a replacement for a three torch translucent butane lighter I lost. It looks very similar to this: https://mountaintrailoutfitters.com/cyclone-lighter-asst/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMInbDawMr53QIVDBBpCh0K0AqXEAkYCSABEgLkvvD_BwE
One big key difference though. The one I had featured a round black dial on the entire bottom of the lighter that controlled the size of the flame. This was *really* nice because I didn't need any tools to turn the flame up or off (although I could also see how some might not like it for the same reason). I bought the lighter in a cigar store in El Paso, Tx for around 10 to 12 dollars. I don't recall a brand name on it, although it for sure was *not* a Vector as I had asked for anything but.
Second:
A neighborhood cigar store use to sell these probes that you could use to aerate a cigar. They were silver in color, about four inches long, and came to a point. You would stick down the middle running the length of the cigar to break up the middle. It was hand held, not part of a slide assembly or anything. It could be described as a cigar spike. The cool thing about them is they had decorative designs at the top that functioned as a little handle. Mine was the state of Texas in red, white, and blue. I went through five as people would steal them during cigar events. Sadly the shop is closed so I have no idea what they were called or where to get them.
Any ideas on brands or where to find these items would be *greatly* appreciated!
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Take a look at Xikar "tech" lighters. They are about 30 0r 40 bucks, but the ironclad replacement guarantee make it worth it. They are available right here on cigar.com
https://www.cigar.com/p/xikar-tech-lighter-lighters/1439400/
They may be discontinuing these. I see a lot of out-of-stock and back-ordered but, there looks like one triple flame left.
https://www.cigar.com/p/xikar-tech-lighter-lighters/1439400/
And the Draw Poker might have been like these Havanna Savers. They might go by other names too. Not sure where to buy except maybe Amazon.com.
Wow, thanks!
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It'll be fine once the swelling goes down.