The time has come :-) The reason I'm looking at these is they have the size I want; 50-80 count and cheap. Just wondering who has them (Xikars travel humis in general), assuming all sizes are of similar build quality, just looking for opinions.

Also, I like the foam trays, very long and wide, which should accomadate a wide variety of sizes and hold two small cigars in one slot. I want to be able to take large sticks Sublime Extras to small Ninfas.

Thanks for any input. :-)
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Getting ready for the Shack Herf are ya?
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You know it :-)
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Get a Zero. :-)
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What's a zero?


I have the 10 count. Since I smoke 60RG logs for the most part, it doesn't hold 10. More like a well-padded 6. But, I have no complaints so far.
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ZERO Halliburton Cigar Cases
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Zero Halliburton, aluminum fancy expensive cases.

60RG cigars......for the most part.....:-)
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LOL!
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I was thinking this one.

THE AMBASSADOR BY HALLIBURTON
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playa! :-)
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supa playa :-)
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That has Seth written all over it!!!:-)
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LMAO, you got me confused with yourself -- MONEY!

I don't own a Zero, I have an 18 ct Cigar Caddy. :-)
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Seth...I have an 18 count Xikar and I love it!! Mroe so now that my CA sitcker is on top of it. These bad boys work great!! Only wish I would have bought a larger one...30-50 count.
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I have a ten count that is working great. I did find out the hard way that it vacuums itself shut when it gets on the airplane though.
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What does that mean? Hard to open or damaged cigars? other?
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I have a 10 count now, but will be getting a 50-80 count from Mark in the next week or so.

90 or so bux shipped.......

I also am preparing for Shack! :-)
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Had mine seal shut on an airplane. I believe the larger ones have a release valve though so no worries.
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All travel humidors vacuum shut during flight due to the altitude (mine also did it when I drove from Denver up skiing).

The larger units have a pressure release knob on the front (just make sure to keep the valve closed all the time, especially prior to travel).

The smaller ones have a small notch on the front to pry open with a coin

I hope this helps

~Mark

ps - the Xikar models have a hole in the lid foam that accommodates a Puck-ifier 100 perfectly where as the Cigar Caddy does not
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That is what happened to me. I got into Korea and found that the humidor wouldn't open ... about 45 minutes later and thankful for a solid metal spoon in the room, I was able to get it opened. Good news is though that the cigars were in tip top shape.
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