Recently purchased the Colibri Julius after we chatted from a prev vid, it's my first soft flame and is my go to now. I have to warn to the audience, it needs Colibri's refined butane though
Got a Julius about a week ago. So far so good. It’s no DuPont, but it seems like it’ll hold up for a long time. I do have a DuPont slim 7, which I love for outdoor lighting. Cheap for a DuPont, but I love that little guy!
I would add S.T. Dupont isn't premium as well (maybe except their high-end lighters) the rest are made in China. my Defi Xtreme lighter died after less than 2 years of service and my local S.T. Dupont service offered a replacement for 50% of the price. I accepted, then they simply ghosted me. blessing in disguise. I've now switched to cigar matches, I get them free with every cigar purchase, more classy and convenient (less butane bottles and refiling). the two lighters i have which i rarely use for them windy days are Habanos Specialist ones (Zengaz) that were gifted to me, still in great condition.
Hey, can anyone help. If I visit Cuba, can I buy a couple of boxes of 25 cigars and bring them back to England? Also, how much cheaper are cigars in Cuba say for Cohibas or H. Upmans or Hoyo De Monterreys?
Depends on how you light your cigars. It’s too difficult to say because there are soo many variables. Having said that I will say I was never disappointed with the capacity of this lighter it never went empty just when I needed it. Cost of refills again depends on whether you want to buy expensive or standard stuff.
I agreed for the longest time, then I finally purchased the S.T. DuPont Grand Clinge as a celebration present to myself. It was worth every dollar and the long wait!
@@cigarinspector2023 This surly is just a gimmick lol. I looked this video up because I saw one on a website for sale for over 100 euros and couldn’t believe it. I thought let me check out what exactly is so special about it and come to find out you can’t even use this one outdoors 😅😂
