Question - Smoking in the wind .....

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jadelt
jadelt Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 766
OK so today I was smoking and it was a little breezy. When I put my cigar in the ashtray should I put the foot towards the wind or the cap ? My burn was a little funky today and I wasn't sure what works best.

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  • jlmarta
    jlmarta Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,440
    jadelt:
    OK so today I was smoking and it was a little breezy. When I put my cigar in the ashtray should I put the foot towards the wind or the cap ? My burn was a little funky today and I wasn't sure what works best.


    In a word, don't bother. Oh, wait, that's two words, isn't it? Anyway, I have yet to find a way to smoke in the wind and not have issues of one sort or another. If it's windy I go smoke in the garage.
  • jadelt
    jadelt Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 766
    It wasn't all that windy just a nice breeze.......maybe 5 mph or so ... seemed like it might have affected my burn but I wasn't sure what everyone else does (or should I just correct as needed and enjoy my smoke?)
  • J.S.
    J.S. Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 751
    Try to keep rotating the cigar around. Wind is funny but turning it helps. Also when one side is starting to tunnel keep it up not down. I know it is counter intuitive but it will help even it out.
  • kuzi16
    kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    J.S.:
    Try to keep rotating the cigar around. Wind is funny but turning it helps. Also when one side is starting to tunnel keep it up not down. I know it is counter intuitive but it will help even it out.
    thats it right there. if you are on a walk do the same thing.
  • Rhamlin
    Rhamlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,530
    J.S.:
    Try to keep rotating the cigar around. Wind is funny but turning it helps. Also when one side is starting to tunnel keep it up not down. I know it is counter intuitive but it will help even it out.
    Keep the side that's burning faster up? Or the slower side? Cuz I've always put the slower side up but I was just guessing.
  • J.S.
    J.S. Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 751
    Yes, the faster side up will help even out the burn as long as you continue to smoke at a normal (slow) pace. It will help.
  • Rhamlin
    Rhamlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,530
    Thanks for the info brother.