Joyoldelf Cigar Lighter Triple Torch - Windproof 3 Jet Flame Torch Lighter Refillable Butane Lighter with Cigar Holder

This lighter is great. All the options it has at one low price.. well made..feels and works like an expensive lighter..love the 3 torch flames..buy it.. Read more

I’ve been using this Joyoldelf triple‑torch lighter for a couple of weeks now, and it’s quickly become my go‑to for lighting cigars. The three‑jet flame is strong and consistent, and it lights evenly without having to rotate the cigar forever. Even outside, the flame doesn’t flicker or blow out. It’s genuinely windproof, which is something a lot of lighters claim but don’t deliver on. The visible fuel window is a nice touch too; it’s easy to see when you’re running low instead of guessing. The built‑in punch cutter works better than I expected. It’s sharp, folds out smoothly, and makes a clean cut without shredding the wrapper. The cigar holder feature is surprisingly handy when you’re outside or don’t have an ashtray nearby. It’s one of those little extras you don’t think you’ll use until you actually have it. The lighter itself feels solid in the hand, with a bit of weight to it, and the finish looks more premium than the price would suggest, but upon closer inspection it's obvious that it's plastic. But I'm not looking to impress - just light my cigars. Overall, this is a great all‑in‑one cigar lighter for the money. The triple flame is powerful, the accessories are genuinely useful, and the build quality feels like it’ll hold up. If you want a reliable torch lighter that covers all the basics without spending a fortune, this one is a strong pick. Read more

Torches are an interesting product. I see them in every gas station on the planet, and they typically cost no more than $5-$7. Perhaps it's that repetitive sight drawing me into a purchase, but I finally decided to pick one up. The first torch I ever ordered was nice looking. Solid metal, shiny, and a real show-piece. Sadly, it did not work. I tried others, each time receiving a torch that simply failed, just in different ways. No, I wasn't forgetting to put the butane in, it was just things like requiring a particular adapter to get the fuel in. I did finally get a cooking torch, but I'm far more likely to need it for just about anything besides making crème brûlée. I type ALL OF THAT to say this - the fact that this torch works is actually a major highlight. There's an inherent nature within the torch market in which this is a lot to ask, but this torch does deliver on that promise. I was thoroughly impressed at how easy it was to fill with fuel, and then click - it just works. However, it's cheap. It looks cheap, and feels cheap. It's not something you want to pull out at a high end golf course, and perhaps not even alone in a dark cave. It feels like it's made with plastic, and it very may well be. The pictures make it look like it's metal, but it's not. Again, it does totally work, but you look like your pulling a flame out of a child's toy. I also had a problem with the cone (as in, the flame). It's not tight, and it's not adjustable. Yes, an adjustment knob totally exists, and it totally does nothing at all. The flame is large and in charge, and will light up what you put it too, but it may also burn your hand. It would be virtually impossible to use with any type of pipe-shaped apparatus. Given the cost, how cheap it looks, and a messy flame, it's only real highlight is that it works when many torches do not. It may be an equivalent to the gas station torches but even those feel a bit heavier than this. So, I'm calling this one average. Not bad, but one can do better. Read more

Man, this Joyoldelf Triple Torch lighter is a game-changer! 🔥 I've been through a few cheap torch lighters that fizzle out in the breeze or take forever to light a fat robusto, but this one? Instant beast mode. The three jet flames hit hard and even—lights my cigars super quick and evenly, no more uneven burns or relighting every two minutes. And yeah, it's legit windproof; I tested it on a breezy patio in Torrance and it didn't even flinch. Perfect for outdoor hangs! Love the extras too: built-in cigar holder (handy for setting it down without ash everywhere), the punch cutter works smooth for smaller ring gauges, and that visible fuel window is a lifesaver—no more guessing if you're about to run dry mid-smoke. Refills easy with butane (just grab some good stuff), and the whole thing feels premium in the hand—solid build, nice weight, not some flimsy plastic junk. It's compact enough to toss in your pocket or humidor bag, and it looks sharp—definitely gets compliments from the crew. If you're tired of basic lighters and want something reliable with all the cigar accessories built right in, grab this one. Worth every penny for the hassle-free lighting every time. Highly recommend for fellow cigar lovers! Read more

I bought this as a replacement for another lighter that felt sturdy, but it fell one time, and the internals cracked and it doesn't contain lighter fluid anymore. I didn't know if it was a one time thing or not... tried filling it again and heard the gas leaking out. You know what would have been nice? To have a window to see the lighter fluid level. Things I like: 🟢 This lighter has a window to see the level of lighter fluid. 🟢 This has a punch cutter built in. My last lighters had other cutters built in as well, but punch cut is my usual go-to, so I'm okay with that. 🟢It's got a cool solid look 🟢The lid is curved to balance a cigar on. 🟢Good for the price. 🟢It comes in a nice gift box Things that I don't love: 🟥 While it looks like metal, it feels like plastic. Maybe this is good. Maybe if this ever falls it will protect the internals better. 🟥The lighter fluid filled up one side. I had to shake it around to fill it more. I never got it totally full in the window. 🟥It's needed a few attempts to be lit. When it's lit, it's a nice steady flame. Read more