Cigar Caddy: Two Thumbs up

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Just a quick post on my satisfaction with my 5 count Cigar Caddy...I finally had the chance to take it for a float on the Comal last week and while it got completely soaked- the cigars, lighter and matches I placed inside were bone dry.

If anyone is looking for a travel humidor to take along on kayaking, toobing, rafting trips, etc- I'd definitely recommend one of these.

[badwhale]

Actually, they seal so well, that when you get off a flight (and they're not in the cabin), you can't open it.

They usually have a deal running at CI where you get a 5er of smokes along with the caddy for 35 bucks or something.

Will

[Mizicke5273]

I have 3x 15 counts and 2x 5 counts.

I think that says enough of what I think of them. :smi(ley4:

[VancouverMark]

I have a 15 count one I am looking to break in at the end of the month for my annual fly fishing tourney.

Mark

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Actually, they seal so well, that when you get off a flight (and they're not in the cabin), you can't open it.

Funny stuff...I took mine along on our last flight but placed it in my carry on. I've been doing some reading up on it, and it sounds like prying it open with a quarter will get it open if it's air locked? Anyone have to do this with a smaller one that doesn't have a release valve?

[badwhale]

I mean, if you just wait for a little while, it decompresses.

[Paddy]

I need to get one of them, Last year I invested in the Craftmans Bench Scout.
Says it hold 20 cigars....NOPE. $35.00 piece of crap.

[craig]

Cigar Caddys are inexpensive and good value for money. I'd rather have a case with a pressure release valve and better construction and materials, but those do cost quite a bit more (unless one had them already for other things :-).

There is/was a website that sold high-quality foam cut to replace the Cigar Caddy foam, but I have no recollection of the name, sorry.

In any case, disposable plastic food containers work just fine - as do small coolers, of course!