Portable humidor

[broadleaf]

My opinion, as everyone has one is.......
Xikar 5 count for the portable, works great for me. 10 bucks on cigarbid

Hey guys, looking to get a humidor for travel, for when I golf, and to keep in my truck. This will be my first humidor, as I'm new. I've been looking into this one, what do you guys think?

http://grammworks.com/7builtchurchilltubegoldgunmetal.aspx

Cigar auctioneer does have the tubes for a buck fifty if that's what you want. The xikar 5 counts are 14.50 on there

 

[luckysaturn13]

Here's my 5 count. It's perfect for golfing! If your traveling I recommend a 10 count if you just need something for one cigar you can get a plastic air tight tube for 2$ shipped but they don't hold the larger rg like the nubs but most cigars fit fine I'd get one of each

 

[Zmilin]

Hey guys, looking to get a humidor for travel, for when I golf, and to keep in my truck. This will be my first humidor, as I'm new. I've been looking into this one, what do you guys think?

http://grammworks.com/7builtchurchilltubegoldgunmetal.aspx

That things is cool and it will work (someone else already posted reviews and such to it) but the first thing I through of was about banging cigars around if its not full.
If it suits your needs go for it. Otherwise I think its a gimme that the "herfador" is the storage/travel option of choice. FWIW... I got a Xikar set on Cbid that included a 5 ct herfador, a cutter, lighter and cigar cup holder ashtray thingy for under $45.

 

[rraming]

For golf I use a 5 count Xikar, I put one of those small Boveda packs in and load it up and leave it in my bag, just add when you need to. For travel I use an 18 count Xikar, same deal but large Boveda pack - it's what works for me. I picked them both up on an auction site so I did not have to pay big bucks for them. Lifetime guarantee so you won't have to purchase them again

 

[Cricken]

I agree that the GRAMM looks pretty bad ass, but I'd be worried about damage when carrying less than a full-ish stash. I suppose throwing in a boveda pack or something as filler could help those situations.

As others have mentioned, the herfadors are great and it's something to strongly consider especially at the price. I love my 5 ct and just added a 10ct to my cbid order the other day...along with a bunch of other stuff, haha

But get what you like and will use, that's part of why this hobby is so great!

 

[luckysaturn13]

Rounded foam on herfador holds em n place well also has a humififer

 

[Jakepena]

Think you guys helped me make up my mind. Think I'm going to purchase a herfador. The gramm works is awesome looking, but for the price not worth it. I'll get a herfador, fill it up twice, for the money of the gramm works. Besides, it's what's on the inside that counts right?

 

[sofc]

Think you guys helped me make up my mind. Think I'm going to purchase a herfador. The gramm works is awesome looking, but for the price not worth it. I'll get a herfador, fill it up twice, for the money of the gramm works. Besides, it's what's on the inside that counts right?

Nope, it's all about style. But I do think that the herfador is the more practical way to go. And if you lose it or someone takes it, you're out only a few bucks.

 

[eeven73]

Another vote for a 10ct herfador.

Value, performance,function.

Win, win, win. Love mine.

 

[Jakepena]

What do I need to get if I purchase the herfador? I mean anything in particular work best to keep them moist? Also how does the cigar caddy compare?

 

[Jakepena]

Also where is the bidding section?

 

[Shift_Six]

Hey guys, looking to get a humidor for travel, for when I golf, and to keep in my truck. This will be my first humidor, as I'm new. I've been looking into this one, what do you guys think?

http://grammworks.com/7builtchurchilltubegoldgunmetal.aspx

Brother in law has one... works great for everything but getting on a plane.... TSA was pretty nervous about it until he took it apart and showed them what it was lol

 

[Jakepena]

I'm still new to this. I might order a cigar caddy on Amazon, they're readily available. What should I get with it? Boveda packs? And how do I test the humidity, do I need to?

 

[ChiefIlliniwek]

I'm still new to this. I might order a cigar caddy on Amazon, they're readily available. What should I get with it? Boveda packs? And how do I test the humidity, do I need to?

Get a Boveda and throw in there. There's usually enough space as long as you're not throwing 60 RG cigars in there. As long as you're only using it for a day or two I wouldn't worry about humidity. You can always get throw a digital hygro in there if you're worried. At that point you start cutting into your storage space so you might need to go up a size on the caddy.

 

[Dave]

I have a few three-finger cases; a five, a six, a fifteen and a 45 count herfidor, three, 10-20 count travel humidors.

And to tell you the truth, my daily choice 9 days out of 10, is the one I'm carrying today: a 5x9 ziploc bag with a yellow smiley face smoking a cigar.

 

[Shlippy]

Good choice OP. The tubes are fancy but even if you stuff em with sticks, once you've smoked a couple, the rest will be banging around inside.

 

[Jakepena]

So I think I'm going with the five pack. Should I grab a boveda pack? Or a few drops in the disc? Most likely there will be at least one cigar that spends a week in there.

 

[OtismyMan]

I would think your safest bet would be a small Boveda pack. At least that's what I plan to do.

 

[Shlippy]

Throw out the disk and use a mini Boveda at 65 or 62 or whatever RH you like. I put it under the foam, which is porous enough to let the water vapor through.

 

[Zmilin]

Pop that disc thing out (like Shlippy said), it can dent larger RG cigars. Use a small bored pack (I use 69 but will prob grab a few 65 on my next order). I also added some cedar from some boxes. That thin stuff just to keep is cedar smelling.
Its "plug and play" really. Buy it, load it, carry it, smoke them.