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Website and model number that you would recommend. Just to hold five or six cigars for a beginner to intermediate cigar smoker. Portable would be a great bonus.


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Posts: 8387 | Location: Hoover, AL | Registered: November 06, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Pelican style boxes from Amazon or generic from Harbor Freight along with Boveda packs is about perfect and very budget friendly.


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This is the answer. I use Xikar brand humidors that mimic Pelican cases. Hold humidity so much better than any affordable wooden humidor. I also use Boveda packs.

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If you want even cheaper go Ziploc freezer bag with Boveda.

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Any quality plastic food storage container with an airlock-lid will work perfectly, like the Rubbermaid Brilliance line pictured below.



25 years ago before I bought a wood humidor and a wine coolerdor, I used a Tupperware container for a liitle while and it worked fine.



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The answer to Where.... or any of the online cigar companies will have plenty of options.

If you have a local shop, check in there, they typically stock all kinds and you can get your hands on them and see what you like.

https://www.jrcigars.com/accessories/humidors/
 
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Any quality plastic food storage container with an airlock-lid will work perfectly, like the Rubbermaid Brilliance line pictured below.



25 years ago before I bought a wood humidor and a wine coolerdor, I used a Tupperware container for a liitle while and it worked fine.


This is my exact storage method with Bovedas
 
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As HRK mentioned the cigar companies Cigar International, Thompson, etc. often have promotions giving them away with your order.


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Sealed Tupperware with Boveda as pictured above.


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I have a Herf A Dor travel humidifier that sounds like exactly what you are looking for. It holds up to 10 sticks in 2 layers. I throw in a Boveda humidity pack when traveling with it but if I'm just going for a day or two, I don't even bother with putting one in. I attached an inexpensive cutter and a bottle opener with a piece of paracord so they stay right with the humidor.

They are about $23 on Amazon.


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A nice wood unit is great for home, but I like the plastic travel humidors if I bother. When I play with my cigar habit, I prefer the humidor at the shop where I can smoke with frequently interesting other patrons in the lounge.


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One of my BIL's had THIS one. It worked well for him.



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