Wow! What an attractive ....

[Styler]

Not necessarily Simon, not all cigar smokers have the space or finances to have a walk-in humidor at home, in fact, I would go as far to say that alot of everyday cigar smokers probably have 1, maybe 2 desktop humidors at the very most, and 25/50ct box of sticks with individual cedar boxes, is gonna take up alot of storage space inside a humidor.

I don't know why anyone would purchase a box of cigars without first making sure they had adiquate storage? If you can afford to splash out on box of premium cigars then you can surely afford a tupperware container, some RH beads and a hygrometer. Space permitting of course.I do think that this box is way OTT though, you smoke the cigars not the packaging.

[Bigboned]

I think the individual coffins look really practical for posting the cigars in to me if you don't like them...

[Willie1]

I don't know why anyone would purchase a box of cigars without first making sure they had adiquate storage? If you can afford to splash out on box of premium cigars then you can surely afford a tupperware container, some RH beads and a hygrometer. Space permitting of course.I do think that this box is way OTT though, you smoke the cigars not the packaging.

I was thinking the exact same thing lol

Agreed with you about the Tupperdor idea regarding storage space... a relative of mine made a complete balls up by making that very mistake, he bought a few boxes of cigars thinking his humidor would hold the lot, but his plans crashed and burned when he recieved the cigars because he didn't take into account that he had purchased all Churchill sized cigars, which naturally reduces the potential stick ct storage space

I have used a large plastic 80L capacity storage box as a humidor and they can definitely hold plenty of stogies, (which is an option I'm considering on going back too and just selling the 2 Humidors I got now) but they can be a right pain to keep the humidity levels regulated

Willie