What is everyone's opinion on whether to leave them in the tube or take them out? I got some Upmann Corona Majors in today (thanks Icehog for letting me know there were actually some available, just had to look a little more...lol).

I honestly never gave it much thought before. I would always leave them in the tubes but with the cap off. Anyone do anything different with them?
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Similar, I will loosely put cap back on and just let them sit.
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I leave the caps on and store them in my tower. I'm no scientist, but I believe that humidity inside the tube can't fall below the humidity outside the tube so they should be fine
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assuming there is humidity inside the tube.
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Always leave them in the tube, haven't had any issues yet.
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What he said!
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This. The tubes are not air tight, but the less air flow the better especially if you are going for long term.
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I don't have that many tubos but those I do have stay in the tubes. Pretty sure I still have a few Majors that are over a decade old and the last one I tried had really aged well.
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Cigars stay in there tubes here:-) I have smoked many tubed cigars from the 80's even the 70's and were perfect and very flavorful!!!
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I leave in the tubes. It’s good to check them every once in a while I had some that got a little moldy in the tubes so I took them out and cleaned them off.
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I love tubos and leave the cigars in the tube. The wonderful taste of cedar when I do smoke it can't be beat!
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