Travel humidor Boveda pack question.

[drunkfish3]

I have a 15 count Cigar Caddy I am going to load up for my cruise. I have 62% and a 69% percent Boveda packs which would you recommend? Would like to use one I already have, wish i had a 65% I think that would be best. Will be away for 11 days and plan to bring mix of CC an NC.

 

[grateful1]

69

 

[bfreebern]

I'd roll with the 62, as the 69 might be too wet to smoke, right out of the travel humidor.

 

[thinde]

Yea I would go with the lower humidity also. Especially if the cruise is in the Caribbean. You’ll get plenty of moisture around you.....

 

[smellysell]

I wouldn't even use one. Cigar caddy is going to hold the moisture in pretty well.

 

[cabaiguan juan]

I wouldn't even use one. Cigar caddy is going to hold the moisture in pretty well.

I never use added humidity in my cigar caddy. But I’ve never gone 11 days either. I’d say 62% if you pick one.

 

[grateful1]

Yea - I missed the cruise part... 62%.

 

[drunkfish3]

Thanks will use the 62%. I don't like the idea of not using one, also i am very likely to forget to unpack them when i get home. lol

 

[Maximilian587]

In general, I advise you to buy a new humidor only larger. For example, I have a Quality Importers humidor in which you can fit up to 100 cigars if I go somewhere for a long time (for work I often go on long business trips). You can find humidors for any number of cigars https://smokeprofy.com/reviews/best-cigar-humidors/ here there is a link to buy in Amazon, it's convenient.

 

[CigarMan Andy]

I use 70% in dry heat and 62% if humid.

 

[thinde]

In general, I advise you to buy a new humidor only larger. For example, I have a Quality Importers humidor in which you can fit up to 100 cigars if I go somewhere for a long time (for work I often go on long business trips). You can find humidors for any number of cigars https://smokeprofy.com/reviews/best-cigar-humidors/ here there is a link to buy in Amazon, it's convenient.

You joined yesterday and your first post is to give advise on a dead thread? My friendly suggestion is that you head over to the introduction thread and write an intro to let us know a little about yourself.....where you live, what smokes do you like and such.

 

[smellysell]

In general, I advise you to buy a new humidor only larger. For example, I have a Quality Importers humidor in which you can fit up to 100 cigars if I go somewhere for a long time (for work I often go on long business trips). You can find humidors for any number of cigars https://smokeprofy.com/reviews/best-cigar-humidors/ here there is a link to buy in Amazon, it's convenient.

Are you affiliated with the link you provided?

 

[drunkfish3]

In general, I advise you to buy a new humidor only larger. For example, I have a Quality Importers humidor in which you can fit up to 100 cigars if I go somewhere for a long time (for work I often go on long business trips). You can find humidors for any number of cigars https://smokeprofy.com/reviews/best-cigar-humidors/ here there is a link to buy in Amazon, it's convenient.

Lol a year later and you advise for me is to buy a bigger humidor to travel. Which in no way even helps with my original question from a year ago. Lol

 

[bluue13]

In general, I advise you to buy a new humidor only larger. For example, I have a Quality Importers humidor in which you can fit up to 100 cigars if I go somewhere for a long time (for work I often go on long business trips). You can find humidors for any number of cigars https://smokeprofy.com/reviews/best-cigar-humidors/ here there is a link to buy in Amazon, it's convenient.

Nice Ad.

 

[CarsonTheCat]

I thought the humidors on the site he posted looked familiar. They're all products you can buy on Amazon....I'm surprised he didn't include a link for the SISTEMA KLIP-IT Tupperdor too....