One press.
One straight blue flame.
A pen-style butane torch with a focused jet that stays straight when a normal lighter flickers out. Built for grills, campfires, candles and fireplaces.
Lights what a match can't reach

Grill
Aim the jet straight into the charcoal.

Campfire
Gets kindling going from a safe distance.

Candles
Tip it upside down into deep jars.

Fireplace
Reach between the logs, not over them.
Holds its line in the wind
Pressurised butane is pushed through a narrow nozzle, so the flame comes out as a tight jet instead of a loose yellow tongue. It keeps its shape outdoors and lights at any angle, including fully inverted.
A dial at the base lets you turn the flame up or down.
Locked until you say so
A slider on the body locks the ignition, so it can't fire by accident in a drawer, bag or camping box.
Metal body, chrome head
Zinc-alloy body with a matte finish and a polished nozzle guarded by four prongs.
| Flame | Single windproof blue jet |
| Ignition | Piezo, side trigger |
| Flame control | Adjustable dial |
| Fuel | Refillable butane (ships empty) |
| Body | Zinc alloy |
| Colours | Gold, Blue, Silver |
| In the box | 1 × torch lighter |
Three colours, same flame
Gold, Blue or Silver. Choose yours at the top of the page.
Ships empty. Shipping rules don't allow fuel in the parcel, so fill it with standard butane lighter gas before first use.
Adults only (18+). Keep away from children. Never point at people, pets or anything flammable you don't intend to light. Let the head cool before storing.
Before you order
Does it come with gas?
No. It ships empty. Fill it with standard butane lighter gas through the valve at the base.
How do I refill it?
Turn the lighter upside down, press the butane can nozzle straight into the valve for a few seconds, then wait a couple of minutes before lighting.
The flame is too big or too small.
Turn the dial at the base to adjust it. Start low after every refill.
Does it work in the wind?
The jet flame is far more wind-resistant than a soft flame lighter. Very strong gusts can still blow out any lighter.
Can I take it on a plane?
Torch lighters are generally not allowed in either carry-on or checked bags. Check your airline's rules.