Have you ever heard of Djeep Lighters?
Until recently I had never heard of Djeep, then several months ago when we were entertaining at my house a lighter "stayed" after everyone else had left. It caught my eye. It was unique. Although disposable, the lighter have a nice look and feel. More importantly, it was very very reliable. Long story short, I was in love.
I was looking for a place to buy another Djeep lighter- and immediately arrived at the their website. Djeep is a French company that focuses only on disposable lighters. They offered much more than the simple black one that I found- they have a large variety of colors and designs... kind of like "Zippo meets Bic."
The website is very interactive, including a "build your own lighter" feature (very cool). Distributors, however, are not listed. I contacted them via the website, and was impressed with the timeliness of the response, but, let down by the news; they do not have a distributor in Costa Rica.
Further searching revealed that they seem to have solid US distribution (which doesn't help me right now). So for those of you in the US, get out and pick one up.
My further searching did reveal an interesting endorsement; WikiHow's "How to Properly Light a Cigar." I have never been one on the whole "25 step ritual" of cutting and lighting a cigar, so this 3 step process seems accurate to me. Nevertheless, it was the opening paragraph that talks about Djeep lighters:
Djeep lighter is probably the best of the disposable lighters, as it has an adjustable flame, and the flame is very steady, and does not flicker or smell bad like some of the cheaper lighters, which use foul smelling gas in their lighters. |
Source: WikiHow |
In today's world, there are certain disadvantages to carrying nice/expensive lighters- for me Djeep is the answer.
Thanks! I'm definitely going to keep an eye out for them. My cheap lighter is starting to act up, so I may need a new one soon.
ReplyDeleteI just noticed that here in The States, you pick them up at Tinderbox (or at least through their website - tinderbox.com) for about $1.50 USD.
It looks like the going rate for Djeep disposable lighters is between $1.50 and $2... and they are guaranteed for 4000 lights.
ReplyDeleteThe next friend coming to Costa Rica from the US will be bringing me a couple.
Enjoy-
TC-Keith
where can i find another one in the USA? moody from alabama
ReplyDeleteI have bought them by the case on eBay.com with no problem.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Keith