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SOTO Pocket Torch XT (Extended)

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Fulfilled by Busiapp Corporation
Arrives Nov 26 – Jan 4
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Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'


Features

  • ELECTRONIC IGNITION Strong wind-resistant burner
  • SMALL AND POWERFULL This burner is compact, refillable and comes with telescoping burner head to reach further. The flame reaches temperatures up to 1300C (approx., 2300F)
  • REFILLABLE Refill the Pocket Torch XT with SOTOs Fill adapter or a gas lighter cartridge. (Gas is not included)
  • SPECS Size: 3.5 x 1,8 x 11 to 18.5 cm (1.38 x 0.71 x 4.33 to 7.28 inch). Weight: 50g (1.8 oz.). Flame shape: Superfine centralized flame. Compatible Fuel type 1. Normal butane 2. Outdoor canisters sold commercially that contain a combination of butane, isobutane, and propane (commonly known as 110g, 250g, and 500g)
  • IMPORTANT CAUTION The torch may not ignite under freezing temperatures or high altitudes above 5,000 ft. / 1,500m. WARNING: Never fill the Pocket Torch XT with 100% propane. Use of any fuel other than what is listed above may cause an explosion

Brand: SOTO


Color: Black


Style: Torch


Item Weight: 50 Grams


Fuel Type: Liquefied Petroleum Gas


Product Dimensions: 18.5"L x 3.5"W x 1"Th


Manufacturer: ‎SOTO


Part Number: ‎ST-PT-XT


Item Weight: ‎1.76 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎8.27 x 3.15 x 0.79 inches


Item model number: ‎ST-PT-XT


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎Pocket Torch XT - Extended'


Color: ‎Black


Style: ‎Torch


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: April 30, 2013


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    • Perfect Camp / Backpacking Lighter
Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'
This is the perfect camp & backpacking lighter, small compact, refillable. our primary use is starting various types of camp stoves (need reach distance) and camp fire making to fusing paracord. I've purchased several for my kids in scouting and small gifts to their friends. Been a year now with extensive camping use at high altitude and still kicking great. Key features I have not found in one compact pocketable package, as a shopping checklist that make this 5 star: Extendible nozzle to be able to reach into any stove or remote stove lighting capability to not burn your / your kids hands (distance measured from starting button to flame). Starter safety switch so it won't light by an accidental button push in your pocket. Window to see butane level and quickly inspect if it has fuel (if there's no window, then you have to fill it to be safe so you have fuel when on a campout - brought lighter, but it was out of fuel...), adjustable burn that all fits in a pocket or mini access pouch in backpack. the only time we've had a problem in one of six, seemed to be getting soot in the nozzle head, chance to test customer service, which was AWESOME, we debugged some things and once confirmed issue, they replaced the defective unit! I have yet to find anything like it, hope is continues to be available. IMHO I would ignore review that it never lit, because that great child safety switch is the likely cause, I've personally seen my kid give it to another to use and the feedback was it didn't work, then he pushed in the safety then light (a single step) and it lit up right away. If anything MFG should make more visible for those used to traditional non-safety switch lighters, perhaps by making the safety switch two color, please don't remove the safety feature. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2016 by T2
    • Thank you Japan
Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'
Review Image by Dylan Dylan
Review Image by Dylan Dylan
At least some countries still know how to make a decent quality product that safety and the lighter both function in such a manner that it isn't unpleasant to use and yet it is safe and effective 🙂 Thanks for it
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023 by Dylan Dylan
    • Can break near the refill valve
Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'
It’s a good torch , it lights just about every time I use it. The only downside is that it is a little fragile near the refill valve/port, and can break fairly easily. For the price it could be a little beefier . This is my second one.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2023 by Steve
    • Purchased two, one works poorly, the other not at all.
Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'
Flimsy and hard to light. Can't imagine trying to light this with gloves or cold hands. Only one of them gives a weak flame...I wouldn't call it a torch by any stretch. The other one still doesn't work. These are not worth the time or money.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by Odie Parkins
    • Perfect Lighter For My Backpacking Stoves
Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'
This lighter was highly recommended by by a backpacking YouTube channel titled Paul Messner which I respect. I also have several other Soto products including Amicus and Windburner stoves and the Soto Thermostack Combo Cook Set and have come to respect the build quality and design of Soto products. My favorite stove for windy conditions when weight isn’t an issue is the MSR Windburner and it doesn’t come with an igniter. Recently I was having a problem lighting my Windburner because the wind was blowing at approximately 25-30 mph and kept blowing out my Bic lighter. I got the stove lit, but it was sort of a hassle so I decided to get the Soto Pocket Torch XT which has proven to be much more wind resistant than the Bic lighter and the extension keeps my fingers out of the stove burner. I also got the Soto Fill Adaptor 00-TRG which works like a charm filling up the lighter from standard Iso Butane canisters which I always have with me anyway to use with my stoves. The stove canisters are about 20% propane and 80% butane and work fine with this lighter down to at least 20 degrees Fahrenheit which is lower than with straight butane fuel. To sum up I have had no problems with this lighter, it is well suited to light backpacking stoves and I attribute the lower reviews to operator error or defective fuel. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2023 by Brows Man
    • Excellent Refillable Pocket Torch but NOT for high elevation
Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'
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The media could not be loaded. UPDATE Sept2023 reduced to 3 Stars: I want to love this lighter. I bought two and there work excellent at home (2200ft). However, when camping at 8000 ft neither one works. Luckily I still carry an flint & bic lighter in my kitchen kit to save the day. It has worked fine at 5000ft. Excellent lighters but seem to have issues at high elevations (where most of our summer camping takes place). ORIGINAL REVIEW 5 stars: This torch works fantastic. Used a butane purged tool to purge air, fill, purge air, then completely fill. I fill with high quality Colibri butane. Because of the long extension tube, gas has to initially enter the tube. So to start, depress button g immediately release to let the gas flow. Then immediately depress again to light. Lights every time. Also due to the long extension tube & how much gas you have flowing, there will also be a short delay before the flames goes out after the button is released. The video shows it at the highest gas level, as you adjust the gas flow dial the delay will decrease. This delay is not a flaw but due to the gas remaining in the extension tube. Of course I still make sure I have emergency matches, but the Soto Extendable torch XT is my go to lighter. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023 by Tenebs Tenebs
    • Quality item
Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'
Reliable, the extending flame works great for starting camp fires, grills and candles. It collaspes down to function as a regular lighter. I have 3 of these for home and camping use plus I’ve given several to family members.
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2023 by TH
    • Works great
Size: Pocket Torch XT - Extended'
Somewhat easy, as long as you find the safety button, then it’s easy to use. Works well, like it.
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023 by Juan Barreda

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