Joel H.:Im heading to Jamaica in april and i think its time to invest in a herf a dor as well, im already thinking about which sticks to take.
madurofan: Krieg:I also would recommend one of those herf a dores. I have 2 actually, a 5 count and and 15 count. And they work great. I even had the 5 count humi get swamped in a boat and my cigars were fine. (and it floats) :)I wondered if it would float thats cool.
Krieg:I also would recommend one of those herf a dores. I have 2 actually, a 5 count and and 15 count. And they work great. I even had the 5 count humi get swamped in a boat and my cigars were fine. (and it floats) :)
txjayhawk:Dumb question...but here goes...can I bring matches with me on the plane? I will be traveling to Iowa in a week and just want to make sure I have everything ready to go. I will no be checking a bag and have a 10 ct travler. Should I just hope the hotel has some matches?
Krieg: txjayhawk:Dumb question...but here goes...can I bring matches with me on the plane? I will be traveling to Iowa in a week and just want to make sure I have everything ready to go. I will no be checking a bag and have a 10 ct travler. Should I just hope the hotel has some matches? I would check the TSA's website...then if you find it that u can...print it out because that won't mean they won't try to take them from you...like cigar cutters.
Crusader1545: txjayhawk:Dumb question...but here goes...can I bring matches with me on the plane? I will be traveling to Iowa in a week and just want to make sure I have everything ready to go. I will no be checking a bag and have a 10 ct travler. Should I just hope the hotel has some matches? Strike-anywhere Matches - One book of safety (non-strike anywhere) matches are permitted as carry-on items, but all matches are prohibited in checked baggage. source: http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm Hope it helps!
Stryker808:maybe a bit off the subject, but i prefer to use a torch when lighting, usually enjoy a cigar outside thats why, so when Im traveling something like this works real good (see link below) You can take it on a plane with out the lighter in it, and pick up a standard bic when you get there (they sell the same one world wide for under a buck) shove it in and you have a easy travel torch. Just thought Id share. http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/tools/8868/