Sondiko Kitchen Blow Torch with Fuel Gauge S907, Refillable Soldering Torch Lighter with Safety Lock and Adjustable Flame for Desserts, Creme Brulee, Welding, Industrial (Butane Not Included)

I purchased this mainly for an alternative task to that which it is intended, but it's surpassed my expectations. My backdoor frame is/was full of ants nest from a poor mastic seal I guess and after trying other methods to shift them, with some success, I decided to try this by breaking the seal on the door frame to allow them to depart en masse, or for me to get the flame inside to coax them out. I've also used this for lighting a fire pit too and it's so much easier than using matches. The handle - that doubles as a gas tank and the tube the flame comes from are both metal and are very sturdy. The main body seems to be plastic and i'm not sure about the trigger, but this has been filled multiple times now and fired maybe thousands of times and it still working as well as when it arrived. I'm not sure how long the flint or spark mechanism lasts for but it's certainly a long time if my experience is anything to go off. For killing ants and the queens leaving the nests, this has proven to be a game changer for me. It literally either pops them off the frame/wall, or with trigger held, just gets so many all at once and easily that it makes killing hundreds at a time very easy. I had some gas cartridges left over from camping trips and they all have a short nozzle and this is really designed for longer nozzles, it does provide to nozzle extensions which allow me to fill the handle tank with ease. The flame is virtually invisible outside, but indoors looks to be around 6" or 150mm long on high setting. There is a slight delay cutting off the gas after depressing the trigger, but it's not an issue for me. The fuel tank lasts quite a long time between filling and the plastic safety caps provided are a nice touch for storing. The fuel gauge seems to be useless as the gas is invisible, so I can't see how full the tank is, but as mentioned, the gas in the tank lasts for ages anyway. I don't know hos this would compare with another model, but I would happily buy one of these again if it breaks or gets lost.

Nice, works well and ignites first time every time so far so good. Looks nice and well made too. The gas level can be viewed through a clear panel in side so handy. Does not make my cooking any better though....

I’ve been using the Sondiko S907 for a few weeks now—mostly for creme brulee, finishing sous‑vide dishes, and even some light soldering around the house. It’s quickly become my go-to torch for both kitchen and DIY tasks. • Fuel Gauge & One-Handed Operation: The built-in, transparent fuel gauge lets you see exactly how much butane is left—no surprises mid-torch. Combined with the thumb‑operated flame regulator and lock, it’s easy to use with one hand • Flame Power & Adjustability: Despite compact size, the flame is sharp and controllable, reaching internal temps claimed to be up to 1,371 °C (2,500 °F). That said, it’s not as intense as pro units—it took me around 30–35 seconds to caramelize sugar on brulee, slightly slower than top-tier torches • Build & Safety: The all-metal body feels solid, and the safety lock adds peace of mind. A piezo ignition fires reliably every time. • Refill & Compatibility: Fits all small butane canisters (long or short nozzles included), which makes refilling super hassle-free • Versatility: I’ve used it for crispy cheese toppings, searing meat edges, and even minor soldering jobs with ease. Minor Drawback: Flame isn’t ultra-powerful—so if you need serious heat (like browning meats or industrial tasks), something like the Iwatani Pro2 is a better choice. But for everyday culinary and DIY use, it’s more than sufficient.

Well designed . Good size, not too bulky, and has a nice grip. Good vale for a quality product.

Excellent product. Brought for burning wood chips for making smoked old fashioned's and does a fine job 👌Would be great for Crème Brûlée or other baking/cookkng uses.

Well made compact little bit of a faf to fill all metal case would recommend and has a good flame that can be adjusted

Really difficult to fill this torch, even with the right fluid + nozzle, it is good once in use but it leaks and is hard to fully fill up

I recently picked up this small blow torch, and honestly, it’s been a total game-changer for lighting our coal fire. Where I used to spend ages coaxing the coals to catch, this compact tool now gets the job done massively quicker. Its small, compact design means it’s easy to handle and store, but don't let the size fool you—it packs a seriously powerful flame. That potent, focused heat cuts straight through the kindling phase and has the coals glowing in record time. If you're tired of waiting around for your fire to get going, this little powerhouse is well worth the investment. Highly recommended!

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Excellent quality!

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The Sondiko Butane Torch with Fuel Gauge is excellent quality for the price. I really like the fuel gauge, since it makes it easy to see when it’s time to refill—no guessing. The flame is strong, adjustable, and consistent, and the safety lock gives extra peace of mind. It’s comfortable to hold, easy to refill, and works perfectly for a variety of tasks, from cooking to small DIY projects. Overall, a very reliable and well-designed torch that I’m glad I purchased!

I use this Sondiko Blow Torch to rid my resin of unwanted air bubbles. Works a treat. Fits in my hand comfortably. Easy to refill and love the aid of a Visible Fuel window. Very helpful. Great little machine I can recommend.