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XIKAR 10-Cigar Travel Humidor, Black 210XI

• NeptuneCigar.com   Honestly, either one would work just fine. Replied 4/21/2023  
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• NeptuneCigar.com   Jamal, yessir, you can! Replied 5/7/2022  
• NeptuneCigar.com   The current lot we have comes with a built in humidifier that you can refill from time to time with distilled water or PG solution. Replied 10/5/2021  
• NeptuneCigar.com   We receive stock from XIKAR frequently and assume we are receiving the most updated model. Is there something specific you may be looking for on this humidor? Replied 1/29/2019  
• larry   Just saw that some were coming with the boveda now instead of the green foam Replied 1/30/2019  
• NeptuneCigar.com   Yes, that is correct. Replied 1/31/2019  
• John Cordoulis   Hi I’ve ordered one of these. Does this come with the Boveda? Also have noticed that these have the grooves for the cigars and others online don’t. I want to make sure I get this one. ?? Replied 11/1/2022  
• NeptuneCigar.com   Although some details may change occasionally, we can confirm that this unit is as pictured: foam humidifier, grooves in the foam liner. Replied 11/2/2022  
• NeptuneCigar.com   This humidor does not require set up. When ready to use, remove the Boveda humidity pack from the plastic wrap and you are good to go. Replied 9/24/2018  
• NeptuneCigar.com   Our stock has the black handles. Replied 1/17/2017  

The XIKAR 10-Cigar Travel Humidor is made of ABS Molded Plastic Construction and is designed to be airtight, watertight, and crushproof. This travel humidor also features a silicone seal that is airtight and watertight, stainless steel hinge and latches, locking clasps, and high density urethane foam to cradle and protect your cigars. Lifetime Guarantee by XIKAR, protect your investment with the best!

• Humidor Capacity 10 Humidor capacity equals the number of cigars that can fit in the humidor. Since cigars vary significantly in size and shape, we use Churchill sized cigars (7" x 50) when calculating humidor capacity. Remember capacity is the MAXIMUM of cigars that can fit in the humidor. For better air & humidity circulation, we recommend to not fill your humidor more than 75% of its capacity.
• Accessories Packaging None
• External Dimension 8"1/2L x 4"1/2W x 2"3/4H Width, Depth and height of the humidor box, useful to plan for the perfect location for your humidor.
• Cedar Lining No Cedar has been used for many centuries in boats and in high-humidity environments, as it is famous for staying flat and not warping under high humidity conditions. All cedar humidors are rare because of how costly this wood is, however, most humidors come with a cedar lining. This is a thin, flat piece of cedar placed inside of the humidor to help maintain humidity and to maintain a tight seal when opening the humidor.
• Number of Tray None Some humidors, usually large ones, come with trays. Trays provide a better way to organize your cigars and help with air and humidity circulation throughout the humidor.
• Key Lock No Some humidors come with a key lock to protect your cigars from other smokers or children.
• Humidor Type Travel Humidor There are dozens of different type of humidors, from travel humidors that can store 1 to 10/15 cigars (lightweight in leather or plastic) to a desktop that can store anywhere from 20 to 600 cigars! A commercial grade humidor can stock up to 3,000 cigars and is great for collectors and aficionados.
• Humidor Brand Xikar Based in Kansas City, Missouri, Xikar is considered one of the top producers of cigar cutters, lighters and other cigar accessories. They also produce a wide range of travel humidors that meet the needs of aficionados on the go.
• Glass Top No Glass top humidors allow you to check the cigars without opening it and therefore avoiding a humidity drop. Do not place your glass top humidor under bright lights or direct sunlight as cigars prefer the darkness.
• Humidifier Yes The humidifier is the part that will maintain the humidity level in your humidor. Most of the humidors comes with so called "green foam" humidification systems. While it's the most commun humidification system, it works only one way by increasing humidity level but will not lower humidity if necessary. We recommend to update to the latest technologies like the crystals, gel or beads that work both ways and really help maintain 70% humidity in your humidor.
• Hygrometer None Hygrometers are used to measure the humidity inside your humidor and make sure your cigars are safe at 70% humidity. There are different types: Analog, digital, external, internal, or built-in. Remember to always calibrate your hygrometer before use to make sure the reading is correct.
• Humidor Color Black
• Humidor Material Plastic Synthetic material that makes for a hard, durable casing.
• UPC 813463011014

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Xikar 10-Cigar Travel Humidor

Description

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Selecting the right XIKAR travel humidor for your cigars is very important. XIKAR makes six (6) different sizes of travel humidors for the right occasion. The travel humidor case size, number of cigars and temperature will determine how you maintain the Relative Humidity (RH). The inner foam of the travel humidor keeps your cigars nestled properly inside the case at all times. Remember to close your travel humidor so that it remains airtight when not in use. Keeping the humidor airtight will help maintain the humidity and preserve your cigars longer. For different temperatures and extended storage, it is advisable to recharge the humidification unit as needed, but this depends on the number of cigars, freshness of the cigars, humidity and temperature.

Your travel plans are now packing some extra heat. The Xikar Travel Humidors are the ultimate humidification for your cigars on-the-go. This transportable box is suited for all weather and environmental conditions with its airtight, watertight, and crushproof functionality. Fear not — Xikar figured it all out! The 10-count travel humidor comes in red and black.

Reasons to Buy the Xikar 10-Cigar Travel Humidor

Super-strong ABS molded plastic construction

• High density urethane foam
• 1 mini humidifier
• Stainless steel hinge and latch hinges
• Molded lock ring
• Locking clasp

Dimensions and Capacity

• 8.5 x 4.5 x 2.75 inches
• Holds up to 10 cigars

Reasons to Buy from Northwoods Humidors:

• We are an authorized retailer for Xikar.
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• Hand-selected products for the best quality, style, and beauty
• Products are nicely packaged and arrive in perfect shape without damage
• A small business located in north Chicago, the heart of the Midwest
• Lifetime Warranty.
• You will have peace of mind when you buy from us because we assist you in filing a warranty claim with the manufacturer should you need to.
• Other retailers do NOT provide this service.
• We will be with you from the start of the process by providing you with the warranty contact info and a receipt of your purchase to file a claim.
• We will be in contact with you during the claims process to make sure you receive the service you deserve.

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The sooner you start thinking about cigar storage, the better off you'll be in the long run. It is necessary to combine it with a humidifier to keep cigars at the optimum humidity level for as long as possible. If you want to maintain your cigars in optimal conditions, you'll want to invest in a top-class cigar storage, which has a humidification device.

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Russian Far East: top 10 experiences

Aug 10, 2018 • 6 min read

The limestone Lena Pillars are a popular cruise trip from Yakutsk © Vicky Ivanova / Shutterstock

The Russian Far East has a mystique that’s been luring travellers for generations. With the volcanoes and geysers of Kamchatka, ancient stone pillars on the Lena River and some of the world’s coldest and remotest human settlements, as well as the cosmopolitan cities of Vladivostok and Khabarovsk, the region has something for everyone. Russia’s poignant past is present here too, from the BAM (Baikal-Amur Mainline) railway to the infamous Kolyma Highway that runs to Magadan, the most notorious outpost of the Far Eastern Gulag system.

Vladivostok

The ‘Master of the East’, a hip, dynamic city with an impressive setting in the Golden Horn Bay, Vladivostok is the unofficial capital of the Russian Far East and a cultural heavyweight in its own right. St Petersburg’s renowned Mariinsky Theatre has inaugurated the Primorsky Stage in the city in recent years, joining the new Hermitage Vladivostok branch and the stellar Zarya Centre for Contemporary Art as the city’s premier cultural attractions. Meanwhile, the S-56 Submarine , Fort No 7 and the Vladivostok Fortress Museum pay homage to the city’s background as Russia’s most important eastern naval base. Vladivostok’s dining scene is second only to Moscow and St Petersburg, and numerous cocktail bars and pubs attract night owls. If the frenetic pace is a little overwhelming, you can always escape to the beaches on Russky Island and Popov Island .

Right in the heart of the legendary Kamchatka peninsula, the little town of Esso is the jumping-off spot for some terrific hiking, soaking in the istochniki (hot springs) and rafting on the nearby Bystraya River. Charming  izbas (wooden cottages) sit in a pine-scented valley, surrounded by forested mountains. A well-marked network of hiking trails threads its way through the surrounding Bystrinsky Nature Park, ranging in difficulty and in length – the shortest is 2km, the longest 42km.

Valley of Geysers, Kamchatka

Accessible only by a helicopter tour from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, the smoking Dolina Geyzerov is the star attraction of  Kamchatka – the volcano- and geyser-studded peninsula that has the most dramatic, volatile topography in all of Russia. This 8km-long valley, bisected by the Geysernaya River, is dotted with several dozen geysers that sporadically blast steam, mud and water towards the sky. Some of the more colourful ones can be admired while strolling along a specially made boardwalk.

The remote capital of the Sakha Republic, Yakutsk is both the world’s coldest city and a marvel of Soviet engineering, built entirely on permafrost. Its tangle of overground pipes, carrying water and gas, is a peculiar sight, but Yakutsk is a surprisingly cosmopolitan place despite its isolation. A visit to the quirky  Permafrost Kingdom is particularly worthwhile, with its never-melting sculptures of pagan gods and mythological characters, while the National Art Museum introduces you to the mammoth tusk carvings and paintings by Sakha artists. The best places to try Sakha delicacies such as indigirka (raw, frozen fish), reindeer and zherebyatiny (colt fillet) are Chochur Muran and Makhtal restaurants.

Riding the BAM railway

Stretching for some 4324km from Severobaikalsk (on the northern shores of Lake Baikal) to the Sea of Okhotsk, the BAM (Baikal-Amur Mainline) is a triumph of railway engineering (and convict labour) and the less-taken alternative to the Trans-Siberian Railway. With its bridges spanning the mighty Lena and Amur rivers, its tunnels blasted through kilometres of sheer rock, and its tracks running through dense spruce forest and taiga, riding the BAM is a wonderful way to get to know ordinary Russians. You might find yourself sharing a beer or hot tea and heaped spoons of caviar with miners or lumberjacks, who’ll be intensely curious about you. It’s worth disembarking in Tynda, where travel writer Dervla Murphy got stuck while writing Through Siberia by Accident, to visit the BAM Museum, and in Komsomolsk-na-Amure, to check out the grand Soviet-era mosaics and the riverside beach.

Some 650km east of Yakutsk, the tiny reindeer and silver fox breeding station of Oymyakon (population around 500) is the coldest permanently inhabited place on Earth, with temperatures in the nearby valleys dropping as low as -82°C. Various travel agencies in Yakutsk, including Visit Yakutia , organise week-long tours to Oymyakon to attend the annual Pole of Cold Festival in late March, featuring reindeer races, outdoor concerts and other festivities.

Whether you come here in winter for the ice sculptures, or in summer for the lively nightlife and the Amur River beach, Khabarovsk is a breath of fresh air, especially if you’ve spent days cooped up on the train before getting here. Its wide boulevards are lined with stately, tsarist-era buildings (spot the Far Eastern State Research Library and the Tsentralny Gastronom), and there are numerous green walkways for strolling around the city, including those on Amursky bul and Ussuriysky bul. The burgeoning dining scene’s highlights are Georgian cuisine at Satsivi  and fusion at Farsh ; some good bars are dotted around the city centre, including the hipster Brozbar , with a good range of craft beer.

Magadan and Kolyma Highway

Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and hemmed in by the Sea of Okhotsk, Magadan is a surprisingly pleasant city, given its dark past. Described as the ‘pole of cold and cruelty’ in Solzhenitsyn’s Gulag Archipelago, it was the most notorious of the Stalinist forced labour camps from the 1930s to mid-1950s. The harsh sub-Arctic climate and dreadful work conditions are believed to have killed over a million prisoners in the Kolyma region, commemorated by the giant Mask of Sorrow monument on a hillside above Magadan, as well as at the Magadan Regional Museum . You can get here by air, or via the Russian Far East’s most ambitious road trip – a three- or four-day journey from Yakutsk by 6WD vehicle or truck along the Kolyma Highway, aka the ‘road of bones’, built on the backs of countless Gulag labourers.

Lena Pillars

The Russian Far East’s most popular cruise is the two-day jaunt from Yakutsk to the Lenskie Stolby (Lena Pillars) along the mighty Lena River. Resembling a petrified forest, the 80km-long, 35-million-year-old limestone pillars reach for the sky along the riverbank – a startling sight after you’ve spent many hours floating through impenetrable spruce forest. Lena Tur Flot  runs 36- and 46-hour cruises here aboard its two comfy cruise ships; you’ll even get to see a shaman ceremony.

Blagoveshchensk

A remote Russian outpost since 1644, this frontier town faces its rather more modern Chinese neighbour, Heihe, across the Amur River. However, it’s worth making the detour 110km south of the main Trans-Siberian Railway line to Blagoveshchensk to check out the charming tsarist-era architecture that dots the town centre; another highlight is the extensive  Amur Regional Museum . Blagoveshchensk is also one of the easiest places in Russia from which to enter China (though you’ll need to organise your visa in advance).

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