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Your cart is empty.Elevate your backyard, patio, or garden with the Island King® Large Flame Torch, designed for bold, bright, and long-lasting illumination. Featuring a flame five times larger than traditional torches, its uniquely engineered torch bowl ensures a steady, wind-resistant burn for a captivating outdoor ambiance. Crafted with a weather-resistant gunmetal finish, this metal TIKI torch combines durability with sleek, modern style. The easy install lever allows for a quick, one-step setup, while Twist & Pour™ technology provides spill-free, mess-free refueling—simply twist open, fill with fuel, and twist to close. Each 65-inch tall outdoor torch includes a long-lasting fiberglass wick and an attached magnetic metal snuffer to safely extinguish flames and protect the wick when not in use. With a 16-ounce fill, enjoy up to 5 hours of burn time, making it perfect for landscaping, backyard parties, and patio décor.
Ottawa
Reviewed in Canada on July 6, 2024
Used them several times,they work well.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024
I absolutely love these Tiki torches. Easy to assemble, easy to fill, look great and have wonderful burn. Seem sturdy, so hopefully they will last a long time.
coldstorage2009
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 11, 2024
Really pleased with these torches. Good flame & give a brilliant light at night for sitting out. U can also have the choice of height u want them as they come with 4 poles that are easily screwed together deffo recommend
Paul Beggs
Reviewed in Canada on July 5, 2023
Nice quality and design. The easiest no mess design for filling.
Tampa Gang
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2023
First of all, I bought this exact model in a Home store about 7 years ago. I have loved the method of filling that did not require me to soot my hands by unscrewing a wick and top, placing dripping wick somewhere, filling, then reversing. Here I just pour it into the bowel on top. I have read here about several who say it is hard to get right in the hole. Honestly, I never even knew I was supposed to twist to close the hole at the bottom of the bowel and just let it stay open and did not worry about the excess in the bowel. It would burn more flames at first because of the excess but never had a problem or felt unsafe. For fun I tried twisting my old one to see if the mechanism might not be new and not existed back then, but it twisted just fine so seems I should have been doing all along.The upper part seems just as strong as my old one, and also a slight bit bigger. It does have a magnet with about the same magnetism. I saw people complaining there was no magnet, and that is not my finding on the one I received. I live in a S Florida and found it adequate. I think some of others' problems may be that you have to be precise on getting it covered without any tilt.The pole is now screw together segments of much thinner metal. It makes sense when thinking about shipping. I have not tested its sturdiness, but suspect it would not sustain much pressure. Fortunately my old poles will screw in to the new tops, so that's what I'm doing. The reason I am finally replacing is the one in the picture finally had the bottom 3 inches of pole rust off after many years of being put into a plastic slot from an old pool fence. This caused it to take a swim in my pool while I was away a couple weeks. Rusted out the top too bad - but years of using at least 6 days a month were taking their toll anyway, though they still worked.Came boxed well and intact and on time. Ordering the rest now since the first checked out.**NEW infoI cut my old sturdy poles and screwed on new tops. I filled as I used to and did not bother changing old procedures. Poured in fuel. Left twist to close hole open and had some slop overfill (I’m in to convenience). Got a series of photos. Pretty tame, then a bit violent like I am used to, then it calms down to great torch glow. I think this was with a wick length left to the shipping and a bit longer than I used to have (by the way, I think I had the same wicks for years on last ones…..). I may shorten as the intense period was a bit more than before.Overall, I have had 20 years of tiki type lamps and these are the most convenient and attractive. For 20-25 bucks and multi year use (I’ll see if these hold up), they are a value.UPDATE: used about 10 times. Work great. No problem rotating opening. Lid holds in rain and wind.
María Dolores Uribe Gómez
Reviewed in Mexico on January 10, 2022
ME GUSTO, SE VE COMO EN LA FOTO
DandMLane
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2016
Good product just be warned, as other people have mentioned....it does use a lot of fuel. When filled to the top they tend to last a good 4-5 hours (I noticed it depended on exposure to wind, they did not burn out like the smaller torches. YAY!). The plus side is that they have a very large flame which for our large backyard is perfect because the normal sized torches don't make much of an impact. One of the 6 we ordered came without a wick but that wasn't an issue just more of an inconvenience because I had to buy replacement wicks for $2.99 (2pck). Also, when left burning for several hours the top gets very hot and they may be a bit difficult to turn afterwards to refuel. Just use a little more elbow grease to turn them. So far I love them especially for the price!As for durability, I can't comment just yet. I'd like them to last so I put them out on Thursday nights so they are ready to use over the weekend and I store them on Sunday evening.UPDATE 1 yr later: All of the 6 I purchased are warped and/or peeling and a few of the tops have come off the chain. That being said, I don't need them to look pretty, I need them to burn i order to keep the mosquitoes away, which they still do and they still look good when they are lit at night around our yard. They create a nice ambiance.
Frank
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 22, 2015
excellent product
Per
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2013
I have bought the standard Bamboo torches for years, this summer I almost burned down our deck and house when one of them caught on fire when the wind blew the flame too many times on the bamboo.To make things worse, it had a plastic bottle inside for the oil, I thought that was great when I bought them Since they can't rust - they can however melt... When that happens you have a burning waterfall of dripping fire all over your deck.I bought these pandora I must say I am very pleased and impressed. They are very sturdy, they have an ingenious refilling system that takes away the inevitable spilling when using the normal tikki tourches. They come with a clever lid that has three magnets to hold it in place during the strongest of windsThe flame is also much larger and give a much richer light late at night when we sit and have dinner outside.I believe these will hold up a long time and not cost more per year than the cheap bamboo type. However, I have only had them one season so I don't know how well they will hold up. They still look brand new after one season in New England
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