***Lighter or Matches***

[King Leonidas]

[SIZE=3]I know everybody drops big money on expensive butane lighters,(I have several also)but what about cedar matches that you get with an online order or at your favorite B & M?[/SIZE]

[DixieTiger]

I have tried matches, but that didn't work well for me..

I cant go wrong with my ol trusty Ronson from Wal-mrt for $3.

[BamBam]

???? Never heard of Cedar Matches. I've heard of Cedar spills that you have to light.

[King Leonidas]

[SIZE=3]The local b&m's around here have allways called them cedar matches.I honestly dont know if they even know what their made from.[/SIZE]

[vstrommark]

Either work for me. For convenience, especially outside, lighters are great. If I light with matches, I toast before I cut the cap. Don't know why, just do it that way.

[massphatness]

I prefer a couple of wood matches.

Except outside, then it's a torch all the way.

[ambientboy]

Honestly, I prefer wood matches. But they're a pain in the buttocks to carry around. I'm all about the soft flame.

[pakrat]

Me, I don't have a choice. I smoke outside and around here its a rare day that there is no breeze. A torch is the only way to go for me.

[smokeyscotch]

Originally Posted by BamBam

???? Never heard of Cedar Matches. I've heard of Cedar spills that you have to light.

Originally Posted by King Leonidas

[SIZE=3]The local b&m's around here have allways called them cedar matches.I honestly dont know if they even know what their made from.[/SIZE]

There are cedar matches out there. Davidoff and Cohiba are two brands that I have seen. They are also longer than regular matches.
If smoking indoors, and not rushed, I had rather use matches or a cedar spill. The time it takes to get it toasted and take that first draw is worth it. "Good things come to those who wait".

[volum]

I use matches whenever possible, but many times I end up using my torch.

[King Leonidas]

Originally Posted by smokeyscotch

There are cedar matches out there. Davidoff and Cohiba are two brands that I have seen. They are also longer than regular matches.
If smoking indoors, and not rushed, I had rather use matches or a cedar spill. The time it takes to get it toasted and take that first draw is worth it. "Good things come to those who wait".

[SIZE=3]Thanks for the info.Will have to look into getting some of those.[/SIZE]

[jloutlaw]

Originally Posted by DixieTiger

I have tried matches, but that didn't work well for me..

I cant go wrong with my ol trusty Ronson from Wal-mrt for $3.

I have more burn problems with matches and I smoke outdoors. The Ronson lighter is great-just don't use the Ronson fluid.