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Guys,
newbie to cigars and had a question. I did post a thread in "cigars" that I am a newbie. :smiley1:
I am going on a cruise soon and would like to bring a couples sticks with me, what is the easiest way to store them for travel?
Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Derek
Any of the otter-box style travel cases will work fine. They are available in various capacities, and seal very well. Plus, you can drive a truck over them without crushing your cigars.
Google search for Cigar Caddy, you'll see what I'm talking about. :smiley2:
+1 for cigar caddy.
They really make a nice little travel humidor at a great price.
I've got the 50 count version from Cheap Humidors and it's built like a tank.
Kris
Hi Derek
I also would recommend the Cigar Caddy.
Also, I would suggest that you contact the cruise line to make sure that you can smoke onboard. quite a few cruise lines no longer allow smoking of cigars, even in their Cigar Bars.
:smiley5:
I just got back from a cruise on carnival 2 weeks ago and I only had a humi bag. Ended up carrying one in my pocket only to find out the cigar bar did not let you smoke there all the time. Wish I would have had a plastic cigar case or something because it nearly ruined the cigar carrying it in my pocket. Enjoy your cruise! Where you going? On which line? I am totally jealous! Kudos. Roger.
Welcome to the board!
Thank for the reocmmendations fellas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger
I am going to Cozumel & Grand Cayman on Carnival :smiley16:
The Xikar travel humidors, and Cigar Caddys are excellent . . . I have the 5-stick Cigar Caddy for traveling, taking to parties, and fits perfect in my golf bag. Well worth the money!
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Originally Posted by hondahondaf4
I went on that cruise quite a few years ago. Too bad I didn't smoke cigars back then. It was a blast, lots of good memories.
I did buy a bunch of alcohol (duty free) but the airline smashed it in my luggage and it ruined a bunch of clothes. I would go with one of the caddies just to make sure they aren't crushed if you are traveling via airplane to where the cruise leaves port (Miami?).
Grand Caymon is one of my favorite islands...there are 2 really great and reputable cigars shops on the island and have always had a good selection ISOMs.
I just got on cigarbid and found a 5 count Herf-a-dor for auction. They had several and they went for about half price of what they sell for in the Cigars International catalog.
Here is a link for ya!!
http://www.cigarbid.com/auction/lot.cfm?lotID=761767