Cigars on a plane

[MoldMan]

I see what you did there but no, I learned not to bring them the hard way

So, you must have tried it at least twice before it sank in. You need Two lighters. Got it.

 

[ChefBoyRG54]

Cute

 

[MoldMan]

What can I say. This place tends to warp ones perceptions.

 

[btort]

Ok world travelers, going to Italy later this summer. Any recs on getting some CCs while there? Flying in and out of Rome, but will mostly be out in the countryside.

 

[btubes18]

Not sure if this was mentioned above but get yourself a Travel Humidor THAT HAS A PRESSURE RELEASE VALVE!!!!!! Xikar is finally including the valves in their latest models and its a life saver...well maybe just a cigar saver but its definitely a necessity to any world traveler alike. I flew to Seattle on a business research trip with a early Xikar Travel Humidor (w/o a valve) and the pressure from flying sealed the humidor so much that it was inoperable for over 4 days. We practically had to rent a tank to get it open. That coin slot the none-release valve models come with are useless (probably why the upgrades). We tried knives, coins, brute strength, nothing was getting that thing opened. We let the shuttle driver back over it with the rear tires LOL. The even worse outcome before getting it open was that we had to buy new cigars for our trip and that was at Seattle's 17% sales tax too. Just invest a little extra in a model that features a release valve to save you worlds of trouble. Hope this helps.

Traveling this weekend - anyone else ever had this issue?

 

[CVAC085]

Traveling this weekend - anyone else ever had this issue?

Nope. I carry-on my traveldors with me without issue. Just bring cheap crap lighter and cutter just in case they break your chops about it. And some matches.


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[VeLoRoK]

Traveling this weekend - anyone else ever had this issue?

I read here somewhere that if you leave one of the cello tails poking out it solves this problem.


Love, LoRoK.

 

[Wicket]

I've done traveled a bit and never had a problem with my cutters and TSA. I have had pelican cases lock due to pressure used release valve. Never had a travel a dor do it maybe I've been lucky.