What is a good cigar case or travel humidor?

Aug 18, 2008 by ladybird | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits

I am looking to buy my boyfriend, an avid cigar smoker a cigar case or travel humidor, for when he travels on short trips. Can anyone recommend a good case or travel humidor. Thanks

Cigar Caddy by Otterbox.

They come in 5 ct, 15 ct and 32 ct. - I have one of each

They are water and air proof, float and is practically indestructible. They are also reasonably priced.

Can anyone recommend a high quality Travel Humidor for cigars?

Dec 10, 2006 by Auntie Ruth | Posted in Christmas

I'd like to get one for my old man for Christmas. I ordered a couple online (I don't have much time to go out shopping) and when I rec'd them they were overpriced garbage. I'm looking for something that's not only beautiful but made with high quality

I have a case with molded plastic exterior, although there are versions with leather. Inside foam slots for holding 18 cigars, an attached hygrometer and humidifier disk, and pockets for a lighter and cutter. Most catalogues have them - try Thompson out

Travel humidor as main humidor?

Jan 29, 2011 by John | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits

I was wondering if I bought a travel humidor that hold 10-15 cigars, would that be a good idea to be your only humidor?

Yes, that would work..

Cigar Caddy 30 Travel Humidor

www.cheaphumidors.com Holds up to 30 Churchills The Cigar Caddy Travel Humidor is like a tank for your cigars. It is made of fiber-glass ...

All You Need to Know About Travel Humidors

by m0hmd

When humidors where first created by Zino Davidoff in the early 20th century, they were large cellar humidors which certainly made for restricted travel. One now had the ability to strive for the perfect cigar, but only from home. Most people would agree that the feasibility of traveling with a large room did not exist, and still does not, even today. A dilemma arose as to how to preserve a moist cigar while traveling.

Early models of travel humidors were patterned after air-tight cases in which the cigar aficionado placed cigars already maintained in a cellar humidor. This worked well except that when one opened the travel humidor, since the maintained humidity existed as a result of already moist cigars, each time the humidor was opened, humidity would escape and the ambient humidity of the room replaced the humidity that had been inside the travel humidor.

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