New Peterson Pipe Lighters

[hobie1dog]

I tried on last week and I still don't see how how keep from having to spin it around after you get it going. :crazy:

 

[shaintiques]

Have you guys seen this kind of pipe lighter various companies make it. This one is made by coleman.

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[shaintiques]

It has a flexible bendable piece that pulls out and points right into the bowl.

 

[hobie1dog]

I like it. :clap:

 

[fshu2]

i love that red pete lighter. but that extending arm looks really good for deeper bowl pipes.

 

[romeowood]

Screw the lighter, when are the seasonal tobaccos coming stateside? :evil:

 

[choch]

Very nice looking, but I'll never buy another expensive pipe or cigar lighter again. I have no less than 6 Corona & Colibri lighters that do not work. All but one was a gift, and most of them stopped working after a year or so, after the warranties expired of course. I only use under $20 pipe lighters now.

 

[rigmedic1]

Never had good luck with pipe lighters. The local B&M won't carry Colibri's anymore due to the complaints, and the IMCO cheap lighter fell apart after a month. I'm too cheap to spend a hundred bucks on a lighter, and I had to refill my zippo very three days. Too damp for matches, so it's a Bic Throwaway for me. They seem to last forever.

 

[bootlegbonvivant]

I like my new butane insert for my Zippo. It's made by Vector.
If you leave the lid open, of course, the butane leaks out, but it's pretty easy to use with the pipe, having the pipe flange for the flame.

 

[rigmedic1]

I had a vector insert for a couple of months, but the wheel rusted up. Didn't like the swamp weather, I suppose.

 

[bearhntr]

I've seen the silver version for sale at my local tobacconist. He had a $90 (US) price tag on it.

 

[surfmac211]

I purchased the silver one. Functions very well for me with no problems. Ill see If I can take some pics and I'll post them up