5-cigar Caddy 3400

I am neophite to cigars and I have not nor will I ever touch cigarettes or pipetobaccos. I actually enjoy cigars especially to relax. As such with this "case" (humidor?) I can take some sticks with me camping, hiking and mountain climbing. The case IS waterproof, crushproof and reliant to rather large shocks and hits. Awesome!

My only concern is why humidor is tossed into this products discription yet to also have "short term" storage used to describe it. Is this like a TUBO where one can store cigars basically forever so as long as the right humidity is kept? Or is this like putting cigars into glove box for a road trip?

the mysteries:
1. I cannot understand nor can I find anything about how long I can store my cigars in this "travel case". I have charged the "case"'s humidor with some distilled water per instructions on [..] website.

2. I want to find out info about the cigarcaddy's 30 stick cigar "case"/humidor but I cannot tell the difference between the 30 stick MADELAINE "case" and the 30 stick cigarcaddy "case".

3. What on earth is this brand "x-treme"?! I cannot find it save for pictures ong google that depict cigar cases like this brand's! So, if there are different brands why not have different looks? If they are all just one case with multiple names, why all the hassel?

This is the perfect cigar case for the outdoors. Toss it in a backpack, boat, anywhere. It's construction is rugged and durable and waterproof. No more ruined stogies, crushed in the backpack!!

It's definitely a durable, solid product. I would reccomend it to anyone who is looking for a travel case for a few cigars. I would be careful about putting much water in the oasis, especially if you are taking cigars from your regular humidor. I added a few drops, but I noticed that cigars can easily become too moist if they are in the caddy. This thing is rugged and it's perfect for a few days of travel.

I'm generally quite pleased--the case is extremely convenient and well made--but it took some fiddling with the humidifier to get the humidity right. The first time I filled it with Propylene glycol, my hygrometer read an 80% humidity, which is much too high. I left it open to dry out, and tried again with a smaller amount of PG, and this time got an acceptable level of 70%.

The case will do exactly what it's supposed to, and do it well, but make sure you're giving it the right PG level.

I was given this travel humidor by my brother in law for a holiday gift. I'm a corporate pilot so I'm on the road two weeks out of every three. I have used it for quite a while and can honestly say it is awesome. It works perfectly keeps the cigars at the right moistness for a couple of weeks. It's a rugged design and is truly water tight ... I drop mine in a deep puddle about a month ago and when I open it up the smokes where in perfect shape. I tend to smoke a Robusto sized which is about 5-6" long and 50-54 ring (the diameter of the cigar) cigar and it fits five stick with out any problem with room at the bottom for my cutter. I would recommend it to anyone who travels and likes to bring some of their own sticks with. The price is a steal other comparable 5 cigar travel humidors run from $20 to $40. Buy it you'll love it. I do!!!!!!!!