2212 This Hi-Gloss Chess and Humidor Set has a fabulous checkered surface for chess play along with two storage compartments for the included chess pieces. The chess pieces are high quality gold and silver plated pieces that match the board. This set also features a cigar humidor to keep your cigars at an ideal temperature. Features: -Includes gold / silver plated chess pieces -Hi-gloss finish -Checkered surface for chess play -Storage compartments for chess pieces -Humidor -King height is 2.69”
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The perfect humidor for the outdoor or water sports aficionados. Made in USA by Otter Box, this crush-proof humidor comes with a lifetime guarantee. Not only it is watertight to depths well beyond 100 feet, it is made with a fiber-glass reinforced ABS resin that is virtually indestructible. Protects up to 5 Churchill length cigars. Includes humidifier. Color: black. Interior dimensions: L 7.875 – W 3.813 – D 1.500. Exterior dimensions: L 8.375 – W 4.375 – D 1.875.
Boveda’s 2-way humidity control is the only technology that can be pre-formulated to a specific humidity level with an accuracy of +/-2%. Boveda guarantees a constant level of humidity that never fluctuates or cycles. It also eliminates bacteria, mold or mildew. You will never have to use distilled water or PG solution again. Use one packet for every 50 cigars your humidor can hold, plus one additional packet (for example, 2 packets for a 50 cigar humidor, 3 packets for a 100 cigar humidor). Each set will last 3 months in most humidors.
If you are not an experienced cigar smoker, you may be wondering why cigar aficionados use humidors. Humidors are used to store and protect cigars so that they are kept at their peak flavor. A humidor works by keeping a cigar at a constant temperature, somewhere between 68 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and about 70-72% humidity.
Your cigar box may be at risk of a secret predator. Many cigar aficionados have been shocked and repulsed at finding their treasured cigars infested with Lasioderma Serricorne, also known as tobacco beetles. This dreaded beetle feeds on your precious cigars. They don’t care if your cigars are drugstore mass-market brands, or imported beauties.