Any blow torch recommendations?

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I've just sold my Silverline (yes, I know, I should have known better!) blow torch on Ebay, together with a load of other stuff, and now want to buy a replacement. As is my wont these days I don't want to buy a crap one and don't mind spending some money to get a product which works first time when I need/want it to. I'm not in a trade I just want to have one if need one, for any plumbing work I may need to do, stubborn bolts on the car and possibly some silver-soldering/light brazing.
I've been looking at the Rothenberger Superfire 2 but lots of people complain that they are too easy to break if they are knocked/fall over. Does anyone have any recommendations or with the Rothenberger be OK?

 

[gbb]

We always had Rothenberger at my last work, can't remember any problems with them, I'm sure my current one is a Rothenberger too, I'll check tomorrow.

 

[Leedsbusdriver]

[QUOTE 2287215, member: 45"]I have a pet dragon.[/quote]
Pet name for the wife?

 

[Mark Grant]

I've got a Rothenberger, I can't say I treat it carefully!. Mainly for soldering but have also brazed with it using MAP gas.

 

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I've had a Rothenberger for ten years and it has never let me down, even though it's been knocked about quite a bit. All their tools are good. BTW, if you are just soldering copper tubes, I would steer clear of MAPP gas. It produces a very hot flame and it's quite easy to burn off the flux if you are not careful.

Edit: Sorry, cross post with Mark above.