To be honest I love my traveling humidor. Its a wonderful feeling about always having some cigars ready for when the time presents a opportunity. You never know when you get a craving to put a golden edge on your day.

What is it good for and how can you use it?
1. You never know when the urge will strike or the opportunity for a cigar will present itself. By always having 5-7 cigars with you, you are ready when the mood strikes.
2. A travel humidor with space for 5-7 cigars usually has a slim design that makes it easy to carry in your bag or car.
3. Cigars are a gourmet experience and cost money. It protects the cigars from getting damaged in your bag or if you accidentally drop it on the ground. It is unnecessary risk the cigars taking damage as they might in a resealable bag.
4. A good travel humidor will help you keep your cigars fresh and maintain the humidity level you prefer.
The range of travel humidors is large and you have plenty of opportunities to find one that suits your own specific needs. Just as an example, you can find travel humidors in sizes from 1 cigar up to a couple of hundred, lined with foam or cedar wood, built-in humidity systems or extra space for two-way humidity bags such as Boveda.


These were some of the occasions that the travel humidor is a perfect addition among one’s cigar assecoarer.
An evening with friends finished with a cigar is usually appreciated. It’s rare that someone turns down a cigar in the evening to round off the evening.
When you’re traveling with your family or at work, it’s nice not to have to look for a store when the urge strikes. Maybe they don’t even have the cigar you’re craving.
Cigars are known to be used in celebration, a lunch or dinner with a client finished with a cigar marks a shared joy for a successful collaboration.
On the golf course or during any other outdoor activity is one of the moments many appreciate to lighting a cigar. The tranquility of nature and the flavors from the cigar is easy to appreciate.
My personal choice for everyday use is a humor with room for 5-7 cigars (depending on the size), it is slim and easy to carry while allowing me to carry a variety of different cigars.
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