Humidor Case

When buying a travel humidor, first check how many cigars it can hold and whether it is your preferred style. Then check its durability, because no matter how careful you are, travel humidors are bound to get bumped. You want to make sure it can withstand the damage and the repeated opening. Also make sure that the humidifier on the humidor still works as usual when you plug the bag onto the rack.

It is also a good idea to carry a well-made leather humidor, which can hold a day's worth of smoked cigars, while the day's non-smoked cigars can be placed in the humidor every morning.

If you always smoke the same cigar, you can buy a day's worth of cigars in a finger-shaped box that can be folded. The finger-shaped box provides the best protection for the cigar, because even if there is only one cigar, it can be placed so that it does not roll or bounce inside the box.

However, if you don't smoke the same type of cigar, you'll need a more "open" box -- one that's not finger-shaped -- to hold a wide variety of cigars.

Finding the right travel humidor can take some time, and there are many factors to consider. Travel humidors that can hold three or five standard-size cigars are more suitable for business trips.