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Nineteenth-century leather cigar case with brass studs and mother-of-pearl inlay
A nineteenth-century leather cigar case in the Auckland Museum collection. Representative photograph of the travel format; the Xikar 215XI is not pictured. Auckland Museum, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

Xikar Travel Humidor 215XI

, XIKAR

Shock-resistant ABS body, soft foam interior, and an air and water tight seal when closed. The honest answer to cigars on the move.

capacity15 cigars, Churchill format
bodyShock-resistant ABS
interiorSoft protective foam
sealAirtight and watertight when closed
humidificationIncludes 8 gram Boveda humidifier
dimensions22 x 12 x 11 cm

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Why Cigar & Cedar selected it

The 215XI holds 15 cigars in Churchill format and ships with an 8 gram Boveda humidifier. 22 by 12 by 11 centimeters. Protection first, ceremony second.

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