I have a Colibri I keep in my golf bag for the last 5 yrs.

As with any lighter """It's about the quality of the fuel you use in it """"

wheel.

wheelrite wrote:

That is the problem, never enough fuel. Why can't they make one that is 90 % tank and and the rest just the burner and igniter ?

dubleuhb wrote:

you guys would complain if you got hanged with a golden rope,,,,

we're in a Great Depression !!!!

wheel,

wheelrite wrote:

Depression? Ha! I'm going to start lighting my cigars with $100 bills again.

marc palanzo wrote:

I got my new Colibri, graciously replaced by customer service, and it worked great. Until it ran out of fuel. It only lit about a dozen cigars until both cartridges ran out. I was kinda thinking the cartridges would last a little longer than they did.

Oh well, I'm only out $7.

marc palanzo wrote:

After a half-dozen expensive lighters, only one I've found that works consistently is a Bic.

And a box of matches.

cacman wrote:

get a Ronson Jet Lite.

wheelrite wrote:

Dude, you know you can refill those little tanks right? Pop the little black cover off the flame adjustment, and refill. No need to buy the replacement tanks

schusler wrote:

I did not know that. I just refilled it, although it kinda defeats the purpose of the lighter.

marc palanzo wrote:

I did not know that. I just refilled it, although it kinda defeats the purpose of the lighter.

marc palanzo wrote:

Get a torch from wall mart and screw it on a can of propane. Always lights and lots of fuel.

grmcooper wrote:

Get a torch from wall mart and screw it on a can of propane. Always lights and lots of fuel.

grmcooper wrote: