HERF-A-DOR

JARRED

I am rather new to the Cigar world, what is a herf-a-dor. I am currently deployed to Afghanistan and I am wondering if I should purchase a HERF-A-DOR or a Humidor. What is the difference?

Amos Umwhat

I'd say both, one for "home", one for travel.

kuzi16

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Trident

It's a great addition to a cigar lovers equipment. Especially if you smoke away from home, or wherever you keep your humi

bip

If you're in the stan, go for a herf. It'll hold up a lot better than a humidor. Plus it'll be easier for you to home without breaking it.

mfotis

I have a "Cigar" herf-a-dor that I got with a sampler or something but I would recommend checking out the Pelican Case website: http://www.pelican-case.com/1120.html. I have something similar to this and it holds three times as many cigars as a herf-a-dor that is the same price. Odds are you'll even get a mil discount.

xmacro

^ Never seen that before; is it possible to use the foam to create multiple foam layers, or do you have to stack the cigars on top of one another?

PsychoSJG

Herfadors are great, I ran over my 5ct and it held strong. It's also air tight and water proof. Holds humidity fantastically, but you should use a lil boveda pack because it wont let it over humidify.

RCY Cigars

mfotis

DSWarmack

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mfotis

Nice, when I was in the military they didn't even have pelican cases in supply. Free is always better, but if your supply doesn't have them the above link will point you in the right direction.

jr_p951

DSWarmack has some good scoop! I just returned from Afg and thats how a few of us did it. Minus the coolidor. I used a humidor to keep the stock pile in and a hard case for a weeks worth of cigars. You can keep your cigars in good condition if you use the right stuff! The guys here have great advice!