Angled Turbo Jet Flame Windproof Lighter Pick Colour Red Green Black Blue Orange+++ FREE POST (Blue Angled)

These are great lighters once you know how to look after them.You can refill them using normal universal lighter gas,If your lighter starts to lose its flame strength them you need to clean the jet nozzle (looks like a cog), use something like a paper clip or a pin to clean in between the cogs teeth as well as the center hole.If your lighter fails to light then you will need to push back in the igniter frame as the spark is too far away from the nozzle, this can be done with something like a key.Also ensure that the air intakes on the sides are not dirty or blocked as this will starve the gas of oxygen and snuff out the flame.

I have had a number of PROF turbo jet lighters in a variety of designs.This is no exception, works well, great value for money, prompt delivery.Perform much better more expensive brands that I have tried

I had a Turboflame costing three times what this cost. Threw it away.Got this, works great, better than the Turbo.Got one for a friend, and got another for another friend. Price seems to be going up, as first two were £2.00 each.Recommended for lighting charcoal for incense.At the price, it's no big deal if you lose it.

Work very well and are great value. They seem a little cheap and may not last too long but hey, they are very cheap so who cares?

I bought two of these, each worked once properly then stopped working

Beware the chain it can easily get stuck in the trigger it was only because I felt heat on my hand that I noticed that the chain had blocked it and it was still alight. Luckily I hadn’t put it down as it could have caused a fire. Problem easily remedied by pulling the chain off. Other than the above it is a good lighter. it has a huge tank so doesn’t need refilling as often as most lighters. It is effective in windy conditions. The only other downside is that the bit you click to light it is quite hard to press down and due to arthritic hands this makes it a two handed operation for me. That said I’m glad I bought it and would happily buy more like this.

These are defintely windproof, and you can direct the flame exactly where you need it. I'm not a smoker, but I use them to singe the ends of paracord projects I'm working on. They are so much better than regular lighters for the reason stated above - the flame control.

It didn't last long. After 2 months I had to click it many times for it to ignite and then it stopped igniting at all though you can still see the spark. 2/3 months use for £2.50? You decide.