Extendable Cigar Tube/Holder · Page 2

I have several, including ones very similar to these two ... these are the ones I use most often, both with quite satisfactory results ...

As for 'smashing' the foot of the cigar in the leather case, I preclude that problem by putting the cigar into the case with the foot upward ... end of any possible problem in that regard ...

stinger88
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9 years ago

#23

I have a single Xicar one and a 2 cigar leather on with Diesel on it. Both work in the protection part. Cigar won't dry out too fast.

Hank_The_Tank
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9 years ago

#24

Anyone know how to turn an idea into actual potential money? No clue how to got out that.

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deadeyedick
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9 years ago

#25

I have two plastic tubes that come apart and then screw down to whatever size the cigar length is. They will hold up to 7" length and 60 RG. They stay in my golf bag.

Edit: 52 RG according to manf

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Hank_The_Tank
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9 years ago

#26

I have two plastic tubes that come apart and then screw down to whatever size the cigar length is. They will hold up to 7" length and 60 RG. They stay in my golf bag.

deadeyedick wrote:

What are those called?

deadeyedick
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9 years ago

#27

These are probably 12-15 years old and work perfectly but don't think they are made anymore.

Called Tubador

Hank_The_Tank
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9 years ago

#28

These are probably 12-15 years old and work perfectly but don't think they are made anymore.

Called Tubador

deadeyedick wrote:

Can you post a picture? I am curious what it looks like and how it works.

dharbolt
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9 years ago

#29

Got mine yesterday. Always enjoy waiting to see what the yearly Christmas gift will be. Very nice of him to do this each year. The holder has a chemical smell inside and needs to be opened and aired prior to use.

burnem2 wrote:

I didn't get one this year for the first year in a long time. Damn you ravi

dharbolt
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9 years ago

#30

Can you post a picture? I am curious what it looks like and how it works.

Hank_The_Tank wrote:

Dude search tubador I hand a couple too. Good stuff

Edit. Try le tube. Better results

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Hank_The_Tank
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9 years ago

#31

Dude search tubador I hand a couple too. Good stuff

Edit. Try le tube. Better results

dharbolt wrote:

Thanks. I tried tubador and couldn't find anything. Found it under lie tube.

SMOKEYOU
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9 years ago

#32

Adjustable cigar tube.

deadeyedick
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9 years ago

#33

I just looked at mine and although the label is scratched after many years of service:

The name is Tubidor instead of Tubador. The black plastic ones are only about $2.95 and looks like they are still available.

TUBIDOR expands & contracts in a twisting motion, locks in a firm position to hold cigars of all lengths, from Robustos to Churchills with a ring gauge up to 52.

TUBIDOR benefits from a patented “twist-pack” design expanding & contracting in a twisting motion, from a minimum of 4 ½”/ 120mm up to 8 ½” 210mm

TUBIDOR is available in clear ( opaque) and black.

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itsawaldo
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9 years ago

#34

I use three different sizes of tubes similar to these tubidor's, in fact the round one construction looks so close.

Got them from a local pen store, they are from pens being returned from service center.

The round will handle a 52 and the two squares 48 and 44 as short as 41/2 up to 8.

Always would have one in my briefcase when I was traveling.

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