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I find that most of the cigars (that I smoke at least) do take on a new character as the smoke goes on, so I can certainly agree with that. I've heard the "blow through" technique for a cigar that you let expire accidentally, but I don't run into that all that often as I'm "fast on t...

Have you actually found this to be true, though? Of course you can taste/smell the fuel a bit when drawing on it to light, but I've never found that these sorts of lighters actually have any lasting effect throughout the smoke. I'm just wondering if you (or anyone) actually noticed a lasting differ...

They are cool and fun to have but for me not a practical carry/ EDC use knife. I have 2 (non- :spyder: ) and I carried them when I lived in Arizona but it got to the point I would rather just use my regular pocket knife for regular cutting chores then screw around with opening the knife with either ...

When it comes to lighting cigars you want to use some type of a torch or match. Standard "soft" flames like Zippos and other misc lighters can actually change the flavor of a good quality cigar which mostly always makes it worst... plus torches allow you to light up easier outdoors, I myse...

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