Culinary Blow Torch, Tintec Chef Cooking Torch Lighter, Butane Refillable, Flame Adjustable (MAX 2500°F) with Safety Lock for Cooking, BBQ, Baking, Brulee, Creme, DIY Soldering & more (Aluminum alloy)

This product works great. The directions were very clear to get everything set up and going. Not to mention the very reasonable price along with the bundle price for butane fuel that I actually got two for the price of one. Also the butane fuel wasn't some off-brand cheap sample it was named brand that one canister was made by Zippo and the other as shown in the picture was Ronson capable of filling 40 disposable lighters. I've used it a few times already, twice with steaks and another time cooking crab cakes that everything turned out perfectly, was very easy to use, and more importantly as far as safety goes aside from the safety feauture on the ignitor The handle and grip is very easy to hold which is extremely important with how incredibly hot the torch can get. I have owned a few butane torches in the past and this is definitely the most superior that I would most definitely suggest to anyone in the market for one of these to take advantage of this deal that "Tintec" is offering!

I have received it yesterday & purchased Brenzomatic butane gas today. I filled the gas as picture D on the box. The gas seemed got inside (the handle of the torch felt cold), then I followed the picture B on the box, the torch did not light up. I have tried many times, it did not light up. The ignition did not work. It's a bad unit & waste a bottle of butane gas. Update the above review: Inpher, thanks for the replacement of torch that I received yesterday. I filled butane gas into the torch, waited one or two min., then pushed ignition button, the torch lighted up right away. Every thing went so easy & smoothly. GOOD SERVICE & GOOD QUALITY TORCH, So I changed it to 5 stars.

This was purchased to use for bonfires and charcoal grills. I hated having to hold the long grill lighters 3 child safety lock buttons down while trying to get these natural (safe to cook on) fire starters to light. They are a pain. Are they out of fluid? Turn it upside down, maybe shake it? Still can't see the fuel level in those little windows. Never again. This has solved my problems. Lights bonfires and charcoal grills with ease. The rotating dial and push button start are nice. Stays lit until you let go of the button or it runs out of fuel. Comes empty so don't forget to buy a can of butane if you don't already have one. Refills easily. Will probably use it for fireworks too.

This torch is easy to fill, easy to hold, easy to use.......but keep your fingers OUT OF THE WAY! LOL! I mean common sense, right? But, when you go about rotating a dish to get an even brulee or brown for something, you'd be surprised how quickly one might tend to just reach right into that heat path. Fortunately, you should feel it and back off before any damage is done. So far, I've gotten quite a bit of use off of one fill, so I don't feel like any butane is leaking by the valve or anything....just remember to turn it to the closed position :-) If you always wanted one, get one.......I think it was only like $12 or $15. WAY cheaper than what I've seen at the kitchen stores...which was the main reason I always ended up going home without one. And folks, making crème brulee made from scratch is WAY easier than you might think, so get yourself some ramekins, a torch, some crème, milk, eggs, sugar, and vanilla and get to making some! I've even made sugar free crème brulee with great success, as erythritol sugar replacements do a pretty good job of getting torched & crunchy, although the taste & mouthfeel is slightly different. Even so....sugar free (sugar replacement in the) crème.....and a small amount of real sugar for the brulee works pretty darned good.

I recently purchased a pellet grill and I love many facets of cooking on it. I did baby back ribs last week and they came out great. I've done chicken, chicken wings, pork chops and big batch of wings. There's just one problem: There isn't enough smoke to my taste. The pellet grills generally only put out a lot of smoke in the 200-240 degree range - above that and the smoke diminishes. My ribs, cooked at 220, came out fine. The chicken and chops? Not so much. SO I purchased a small smoker tube. The idea is that you put pellets into it, start it with a torch and place it on the grill to add smoke to your cook. I didn't have a mini-flame thrower, so I purchased this. It doesn't come with butane, so I had to buy that locally at Home Depot. But I filled up the torch, turned the small dial on the back end and fired this up. Yikes! You could really cause some trouble with this baby! It starts instantly and has a slider to adjust the flame. I didn't need to make that adjustment - it works fine as it came. I used it last night to start my charcoal chimney I use on my Big Green Egg and it started the small Weber cube starters almost instantly. This torch appears to be well made and should last me for several barbecue seasons, which for me starts every April and ends the following March.

Terrible. Flame sputters and goes out quickly. Igniter is inconsistent requiring another lighter to try to light it...but then the flame sputters and goes out. This was after letting butane settle after filling. Knob and material felt cheaper than what is pictured. Returning.

So far so good. Have used to brulee sugar on creme brulee. Easy to use & ignite. Enough for 4. Then needs a refill. Had to buy the specific refill as need a tip that is long enough to reach into the base of the torch.

I ordered this torch for my artworks. It arrived on time and in good condition. I’ve just had a chance to try it. It’s easy to use and easy to refill, but be careful while buying your butane gas, you need a long nozzle one. Overall I am satisfied with this product🤗

Packaging was battered and accessories missing

This lighter stopped working after 1st time I refueled it. No way to adjust flame size. Not worth it