Cigar News: XIKAR Releases New Tabletop Lighter 5x64 Turrim
Cigar News: XIKAR Releases New Tabletop Lighter 5x64 Turrim

Cigar News: XIKAR Releases New Tabletop Lighter 5×64 Turrim

Cigar News: XIKAR Releases New Tabletop Lighter 5x64 Turrim
Cigar News: XIKAR Releases New Tabletop Lighter 5×64 Turrim

Kansas City, MO – February 10, 2015 XIKAR, Inc. proudly announces a breakthrough in lighter innovation with the 5×64 Turrim. This new double jet flame lighter introduces groundbreaking features showcased in a unique shape novel to the cigar industry.

The 5×64 Turrim features the largest fuel tank offered by a XIKAR lighter, encompassed by a durable metal body. Its tall and cylindrical shape is ideal for the smoker on the go, fitting perfectly into a cigar slot in your travel case, or standing alone as a reliable tabletop lighter.

Cigar News: XIKAR Releases New Tabletop Lighter 5x64 Turrim
Cigar News: XIKAR Releases New Tabletop Lighter 5×64 Turrim

The patented ratcheting fuel adjustment system transmits the power of the lighter to your fingertips as the flame is adjusted to the preferred height. This one-of-a-kind lighter stands immaculate in black, G2 and brushed silver finishes.

“With the 5×64 Turrim, XIKAR introduces a lighter truly unique to the cigar industry.” said Kurt Van Keppel, CEO and Founder of XIKAR. “It fits perfectly into your cigar travel case and provides 20% more fuel capacity than previous tabletop lighters from XIKAR. With just the right amount of flame power, the 5×64 Turrim embodies the perfect table or travel lighter for any cigar enthusiast” continued Mr. Van Keppel.

Questions regarding this announcement can be directed to Kurt Van Keppel, CEO or VP of Sales and Marketing, David Frazier.

Based in Kansas City, Missouri, XIKAR is the leading cigar accessory brand. Creator of the revolutionary and iconic Xi1 cutter, XIKAR sells product in thousands of retail locations around the world.
In 1995, Kurt Van Keppel wanted to buy a good cigar cutter, but found that both the inexpensive and high-end models underperformed. So, he set out with Scott Almsberger to match good design (ergonomics and function) with the best styling and materials. The result was the Xi cutter, launched in 1997.