Looking to upgrade my humi.......
lilwing88
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I currently have a 50 count humi. I'm looking to upgrade to, at least, a 100ct humidor. Only problem is I don't have $200+ sittin around for one........
I'm not picky about look or design, just functionality...
If, by chance, any brothers on here has a 100ct or higher humi that they're not using anymore, I'd be willing to work a deal or a trade.
PM me if interested......
I'm not picky about look or design, just functionality...
If, by chance, any brothers on here has a 100ct or higher humi that they're not using anymore, I'd be willing to work a deal or a trade.
PM me if interested......
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You could also ask guys for recommendations for a decent 100-150 count humidor for under $100. ebay and several humidor websites sell anywhere from 100 count to 400 counts under $100. I just ordered one myself from ebay after a few guys said they were decent quality. It should arrive next week and I'll be able to add my input as well. As long as it seals well, I've got a lot more room for sticks.
I'd also like to take this opportunity to remind you that if you don't have enough room in your 50 count, you are making a horrible mistake to upgrade to a 100 count. You're going to need a lot more space - trust me. Go much bigger than you think you're going to need, cause if you are like any of these other crazy guys here, you will regret only buying a humidor that is just a bit bigger than your current one.
Thanks for the size advice. You're right, I'll probably need at least a 150ct. I saw a really nice one at a B&M last night. A 200ct for $250 (plus 10% discount). I might just have to save up the dough and go easy on the sticks for a while.
I'm still open for any offers though......
Go bigger. I went straight from my 20ct to a 300ct, and i'm happy for now.. I got mine for $139 shipped from CheapHumidors.com, and I love it - it's gorgeous, and works excellently. Check out their Imperfects - great way to get a discount, and the 'imperfections' are virtually nonexistent.