Mexico

[mrtr33]

I'm sure they would love anything you gave them, even the cheap ones.

I second this as well. Our last trip down, we left a bottle of wine and some beer, fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as a cash tip. I figured we wouldn't be able to bring any of that stuff home with us, and it seemed silly to throw it away.

[prostartjr1738]

Ok so it seems I will be bringing my own stash, some of it atleast. How did you bring it on the plane? Last time I went on vacation I took my 100 ct humi and just put paper towels to take up airspace to they didnt bounce everywhere. That was only a 3 hour car ride though and I dont plan on taking my whole 100 ct. Any suggestions on packing them? I figure just a few bags will due since it is only a week but what about keeping them safe? Cabaiguan Juan you said the ISOMs you just took the bands off and brought them home. Is this an advisable thing to do? If so how many would you say I cound safely get home.

[logan37]

get an otter box or some kind of box where you can put in as many sticks as you plan on taking. Taking a whole 100 ct humi would be a bit overboard and heavy.

[prostartjr1738]

Yea I wasnt planning n taking the whole hundred count. I do have a smaller humi, 20 ct I believe. Only thing is its so small that some of the longer sticks dont fit in there. Ill figure something out. What about my accesories such as lighter and cutter. Im pretty sure I saw on here not to bring your own just buy down there correct?

[Eville]

Buying a lighter down there is going to be your best bet. While you may be able to smuggle one, all torch lighters, full or empty, have been banned by the TSA.

[here'sjohnny]

you can get te-amo and santa clara 1830's pretty readily while in mexico for decent prices. some people on the board have a negative opinion of te-amo, but think they are a solid medium body stick. The Santa Clara's are very good if i remember correctly.