Travel humidor

[ziggyzag]

I am looking to get a travel humidor to hold about 5-10 cigars. Any suggestions?

[CatalystOfChaos]

In general, travel humidors seem to be mediocre.

They have little sponges that help maintain some humidity, but they seem to be more about protecting them from damage than drying out.

I haven't heard of a truly successful travel humidor yet. Anyone correct me?

[CatalystOfChaos]

Oh and that being said, I use this...

http://www.cheaphumidors.com/Merchan...ode=TVHUMIDORS

And like it. It's a good size (5 Cigars) and holds 5 of my churchills no problem. I've kept cigars in there for a couple days while on trips for work and kept them from drying out fairly well.

[MarineOne]

I've got the big 50 count version, but I plan on using it solely for tubed cigars like my Camacho's, Gurhka infused maduro's, etc., when I go home on vacation from Iraq.

[bigwhiteash]

Mediocre?

I use cigar caddies all the time, for as long as two weeks at a time, and never had a cigar dry out on me. The seal is great on them, a few drops of water in the foam and they'll keep your cigars safe and in perfect condition.

[DeeDubya]

Famous, CI and others regularly run specials where you get the travel humi free. A while back I got a very nice one (hard aluminum like Halliburton luggage) that couldn't be better. I usually just throw in a humi-pac if it's a week or more. I'll come back later with a pic.

[pmp]

I just got this one in stock from visol. Pretty cool little box. You don't see too many like this around.



Madrid

[BunkyX]

I keep a plastic tube (that some humidity gel came in) about three quarters full of beads in my travel humidor. Works great for the few weeks I have had to use it.

Gene