Working the night shift gives me plenty of time to surf the web. Got to thinking I am gonna need a travel humidor at some point so I am gonna give this a shot.
Pretty cheap alternative, saving money here means more money for cigars!
Are you planning on going somewhere for a month?
Quotejohncw - 6/29/2014 1:49 AM
Are you planning on going somewhere for a month?
Just a week up in Northern MN in July , 4-5 cigars a day x 7 days need to hold at least 35 plus a few for the brother in law :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:
Hey those are actually nice boxes, have a rubber seal. I have 2 orange ones on my boat, one for tools and one for the fishing gear I don't catch shyt with. I could use one or 2 for the boxes of ammo I have
Good idea for a travel humi.
I saw some on here not long ago that we're lined with cedar
I'm cheap my travel humi is a gallon Ziploc bag in a cigar box. the Zino boxes are metal and smooth so they fit in luggage w/o snagging anything.
Quotetoby2 - 6/29/2014 9:59 AM
I'm cheap my travel humi is a gallon Ziploc bag in a cigar box. the Zino boxes are metal and smooth so they fit in luggage w/o snagging anything.
:bigthumbs: Good Idea, Glad I'm not the only "thrifty" Geek. LOL
Cool idea, looks like it could hold you cigars, lighter, cutter, and perhaps a bottle of some sort, you know like sunscreen or bug spray or ????
I have a couple of Herf A Dors that hold about 15 cigars but this one really interests me because when I travel it can be up to a month at a time and that looks like something that would hold a lot...for $6 how can you go wrong?
I find the plastic ammo cans can lose their seal if they have something press against the side or of the side warps over time. Let us know how you do keeping the humidity where you want it.
Cool idea and great price
I really like the ammo boxes, nice purchase Kent :thumbsup:
That's a real bargain. If it serves the purpose at that price, you can't go wrong.
If being thrifty means more $ to buy more cigars, I'm all for that.
I really like mine. Some broken down cigarbox cedar scraps in the bottom and a single Boveda and it's rock solid at 69%rh. Holds a pile of smokes, too!