SOTO Pocket Torch Extended

The SOTO Pocket Torch Extended combines precision engineering with portability, delivering a powerful and reliable flame for all your outdoor and indoor lighting needs.

• Compact & Extendable Design: With dimensions of 3.5 x 1.8 x 11 to 18.5 cm (1.38 x 0.71 x 4.33 to 7.28 inch), this torch features a telescoping burner head that extends up to 7.5 cm, allowing for precise flame control while maintaining a compact form that fits easily in your pocket or gear.
• Electronic Ignition: Equipped with advanced electronic ignition technology, it lights quickly and reliably with a simple push, eliminating the frustration of manual ignition.
• Wind-Resistant Flame: Engineered for outdoor use, the torch’s strong wind-resistant burner maintains a superfine centralized flame even under harsh, windy conditions, making it perfect for camping, grilling, fireplaces, and emergency use.
• High-Temperature Flame: The flame reaches temperatures up to 1300°C (approx. 2300°F), ideal for lighting campfires, searing and glazing food, or handling detailed DIY projects that require intense, focused heat.
• Refillable & Eco-Friendly: Easily refillable using SOTO’s Fill Adapter or compatible gas lighter cartridges, designed for use with normal butane or outdoor canisters containing butane, isobutane, and propane blends (110g, 250g, and 500g sizes). Please note, do not use 100% propane to prevent hazards.
• Safe & User-Friendly: Features a child-resistant mechanism, a comfortable grip for secure handling, and a cap cover to prevent dust ingress. The transparent fuel window lets you check gas levels at a glance, and there is a rope attachment hole for added portability.

Important Usage Notes: For optimal performance, avoid use above 5,000 feet (1,500 meters) altitude and in very cold environments, where ignition may be unreliable.

Technical Specifications:

Warning: Never fill the Pocket Torch XT with 100% propane. Using any fuel other than those listed may cause an explosion. Use caution in cold climates or high altitudes above 5,000 ft.