Product Profile
Throwflame X15
The practical workhorse of the lineup: mid-to-high-tier output with a better utility profile than the XL18 for agricultural burns and property work, at roughly half the price.
Key stats
50 ft
1 min
42 lbs
9.4 / 10
Technical Profile
- Gasoline or gasoline-diesel mix
- 3.3 gal
- CO2
- Pilot torch
- No
- Yes
- 🇺🇸 United States (Cleveland, Ohio)
- Brushed Aluminum ($1,699) Midnight Black ($1,850) Forest Green ($1,850)
Use Cases
Aesthetics 5/5 • Build quality 5/5 • Support 5/5
Construction Notes
Material story and ownership feel
All metal
Metal backpack platform with brass torch hardware and a metal tank/frame assembly
- Yes
- Yes
Safety Notes
Things we would call out first
- Manual pilot torch controls
- CO2 pressure tuning
- Lifetime warranty support
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