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Folding Torch

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Sale price£45.00
  • Item GT-120
  • Stainless steel, aluminium and brass body
  • Natural wood handle that folds and locks
  • Runs on Snow Peak GigaPower screw-on gas, sold separately
  • 3,500 kcal/h, adjustable flame
  • 191 x 70 x 43mm folded
  • Nylon storage case
  • Made in Korea

Snow Peak's Folding Torch is a hand held gas burner for getting charcoal or a fire going. There is no igniter built in, so you hold a match to the burner and open the valve, and once the flame settles it keeps going even upside down. The wooden handle folds and clicks shut, and the lot goes into a nylon case. Three and a half thousand kilocalories an hour, which is a lot of heat to point at a barbecue that is being difficult.

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