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What is it about NCs that makes them (generally) a lot harder to light than a Cuban?
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I've not found this. A quick jolt from a turbo flame sure sorts anything out
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I've got a double turbo flame and still find NCs don't take a light as well as Cubans
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This does seem strange to me too. I regularly enjoy NC's and have found no issues at all in lighting them up. Certainly no harder than CC's
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Don't know whether there's any truth in it, but once heard that NC's do better kept in lower RH than CC's.
If this is the case it may have a bearing on how easy they light if they are being kept at a higher than optimal RH.
Warning. The previous may all be bullshit, but what I was told once anyway.
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Hmmmm...
I find that extremely odd.Originally posted by Pipe Dude View Post
Personally, I've never had trouble lighting any cigar:
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I keep mine at 65% and never seem to have problems lighting NC's. I smoke a lot more NC's than cubans too
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It's not so much that I have problems, it's just that I find a few goes around a Cuban with my torch gets it lit but an NC takes probably twice as long. Perhaps I should specify that I only ever light cigars without puffing on them? I torch and blow until the whole foot is lit, then puff.--------------------------------------------------
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LOL!Originally posted by rokkitsci View PostI find that extremely odd.
Personally, I've never had trouble lighting any cigar:
Bet you have no trouble toasting Marshmallows either!
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Originally posted by Lee Nub View PostI keep mine at 65% and never seem to have problems lighting NC's. I smoke a lot more NC's than cubans too
Yep... what he said!!
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Maybe, you need a torch lighter like Rokkitman has!
I don't notice any significant difference in lighting between the two either.Comment
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Originally posted by rokkitsci View PostI find that extremely odd.
Personally, I've never had trouble lighting any cigar:
Admittedly I haven't got the turbo version George, but i've not run into any difficulties either
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Nope me either
Originally posted by cj121 View Post
Admittedly I haven't got the turbo version George, but i've not run into any difficulties either
All My cigars I lite the same way . Toast the foot till its cherry red .1 draw and I let it sit for a few and presto mundo. You need 1 of these bad boys !
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