Review: Peterson Pipe Lighter

Summary

In this review, Bradley discusses the Peterson Pipeliner lighter, which he has used for two and a half weeks. Made in Japan, the lighter features a classy chrome pinstripe finish and offers a larger butane capacity without the built-in pipe tool found in competitors like the Corona Old Boy. Bradley highlights its impressive performance, lighting easily every time and lasting over two weeks on a single fill. He finds it to be high-quality and aesthetically pleasing, recommending it as a great value option for pipe smokers, especially at its lower price point from UK retailers.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Peterson Pipeliner is a butane lighter made in Japan, not Ireland, like many Peterson products.
• 😀 This lighter features a chrome pinstripe finish, which the reviewer finds most aesthetically pleasing compared to other options.
• 😀 The Pipeliner is available for around $74 from UK retailers, which can be cheaper than equivalent lighters in the US.
• 😀 Unlike the Corona Old Boy, the Peterson Pipeliner lacks a built-in pipe tool, allowing for more butane storage.
• 😀 The lighter is designed with a dual nozzle for improved wind resistance during use.
• 😀 The snuffer cap design incorporates springs for increased durability compared to the metal flanges found in some other lighters.
• 😀 The Pipeliner has a satisfying, quality feel and is easy to use, igniting reliably with a soft flame.
• 😀 The lighter has a larger fuel capacity, allowing it to last over two weeks on a single fill under moderate usage.
• 😀 The reviewer appreciates the tactile pleasure and design of the lighter, likening it to the satisfaction of using a quality Zippo.
• 😀 Overall, the Peterson Pipeliner is highly recommended for its performance, aesthetic appeal, and better value compared to competitors.

Q & A

What is the main focus of Bradley's review?

Bradley reviews the Peterson Pipeliner lighter, discussing its features, performance, and overall value.

Where is the Peterson Pipeliner manufactured?

The Peterson Pipeliner is made in Japan, not in Ireland as one might expect from the Peterson brand.

What finish does Bradley prefer for the Peterson Pipeliner?

Bradley prefers the chrome pinstripe finish, finding it the most visually appealing compared to other options.

How much did Bradley pay for the Peterson Pipeliner, and where did he purchase it?

Bradley paid around $74 for the Peterson Pipeliner, purchasing it from a UK website called gqtobaccos.com.

What are some features of the Peterson Pipeliner lighter?

Features include a pipe tamper, an adjustment screw for flame control, and a unique double nozzle design for wind resistance.

How does the Peterson Pipeliner compare to the Corona Old Boy?

While Bradley hasn't used the Corona Old Boy, he suggests the Peterson offers better fuel capacity and wind resistance, and is less expensive.

What is the durability feature of the Peterson Pipeliner's snuffer cap?

The snuffer cap uses springs for durability, making it less likely to malfunction compared to the metal flange of the Corona.

How long did Bradley find the lighter lasts on a single fill?

Bradley found that the Peterson Pipeliner lasted over two weeks on a single fill.

What does Bradley say about the overall quality and aesthetics of the lighter?

He describes the lighter as having high quality, excellent ergonomics, and satisfying aesthetics that he enjoys.

Would Bradley recommend the Peterson Pipeliner, and why?

Yes, he highly recommends the Peterson Pipeliner for its performance, value, and craftsmanship, particularly when compared to similarly priced lighters.