I've read and been told conflicting answers about keeping my sticks in the cello and tubes that they come in. What do you, the inmates do, keep them on or remove them?:-)
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I Prefer to leave the cello on. No real reason why, just a personal preference.
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I keep em on. I even try to put my uncelloed sticks in cello. Mostly to try to protect them better.
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I've never seen enough substantiation to care one way or the other. If you were talkin' tubos, that's a different thought entirely.
From the title, I thought we might be talking about this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZn_VBgkPNY
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I like them off before they go into the humidor
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Mostly I leave them on.

Cheers,
G
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http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showth...ighlight=cello
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I've tried keeping cellos on my sticks, but they keep getting crushed... (Waka waka!)
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AHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The old cello on or cello off debate shall never cease to return.

AHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:-)
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What do you do Carlos?

I keep mine on, it protect the cigars
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I keep em the way I got em.
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Ditto!!
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I used to take em off no matter what, but I really didn't notice a difference, so now I keep em how I get em

I take cigars out of the tubo if I get it through the mail, so I gets settled faster, then back in with the cap off
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I keep them on, mostly to protect them from damage.
If I want to get them ready to smoke in a short amount of time, I take the cello off and put them in a cigar jar with beads.
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I leave the cello off for storage but put the cello back on for smoking. Helps to keep the wrapper from unraveling.
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Were the cigars in question purchased over the internet or at a B&M? This is important, as each requires a different course of action. :-)
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:-)
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This.
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You get a bigger buzz this way too.
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:-)
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