Zippo Double Butane Torch Lighter Insert

I only thought you got the insert but you physically get a whole zippo lighter with the original insert and then you get the butane insert also so you get an original lighter with a lighter fluid and then you also get the butane insert it's actually pretty nice

It actually features two inserts: a kerosene unit for cigarettes and pipes, and a butane unit for cigars. This lighter offers excellent value for money; I highly recommend buying it.

Superior quality! Over a year old and still works like new. It's simple to use, easy to fill, and by far the most reliable torch I've purchased.

powerful flame, but I was trying to order single torch version

its a zippo product! should be good just bybrand

i like that you get the old school zippo and the dule torch zippo

Great price for both fuel options

Runs out of fuel quickly because it has two burners and you can't turn the flame down very low.

Not a good value for hefty, pricey and expensive price tag. Runs out of fuel too fast in between refills. Extreme lack of adjustability of flame size and strength, resulting in an extremely overpowering flame that easily burns and overheats material... this then leads to rapid emptying of fuel tank and constant refilling. Impossible to achieve a low flame or small flame. Wastes butane. Get a ronson branded jet light torch at Dollar General. Same exact from factory but is highly adjustable, has a much larger tank, and the build quality is so good, it can last many months of use for just $6!!!! DO NOT WASTE YOUR DOLLARS ON THIS OVERPRICED HUNK OF METAL

I really love the power this gives and the tank is quite large so it doesn't need to be filled as often. It's reliable and lights the first time, every time. It's a great brand so I was very excited to get it… The downfalls though, are pretty significant and made it pretty much obsolete. Mine is just sitting in the junk drawer now. The downfalls are 1) it's quite difficult to remove the inserts. Like it is a STRUGGLE to get gje torch insert out. Which is the whole point of it. So that was a pretty big eye roll. The next major downfall is 2) you have to remove it any time you want to adjust the flame. There should be some hole or a dial that can be adjusted without pulling it all apart to do so.