Dome Olmo Humidor?

[TBoneSeoul]

http://www.cigarhumidors-online.com/...omeenlarge.htm

Hi guys... anybody know anything about this humidor?

Seems like a good entry level desktop model...

Thought? Opinions? Experiences?

Cheers!

[NCRadioMan]

You may not think so now but that's way too small, bro. Go as large as your budget allows or simply get a cooler. That option gives you more $$$ for cigars, too.

Welcome to CS!

[Al_Samson]

listen to him go bigger. i got a pretty big hundred count first, and i forsee that in the future that will be my singles box and i will have a 150qt coolidor for bundles/boxes. so go as big as u can.
and when you do pick one out i found a site that has a very quick and effective method to season it:
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Cigars-21...ied-cigars.htm

i used the dish method and it was going nowhere, but i used this and in a day or a day and a half it was fully kicking and ready to go. good luck and if you have any questions you will find them on club stogie.

[Al_Samson]

you should check these out, they are bigger and from a reputable dealer

big
http://www.cheaphumidors.com/Merchan...oduct_Count=39

bigger
http://www.cheaphumidors.com/Merchan...roduct_Count=2

or anything else from that site, it has a lot of variety at good prices.

[TBoneSeoul]

Thanks guys... much appreciated!

[PuffDaddy]

All the advise is spot-on.
I might add that the humi in your pick I would stay away from. It look as if the sealing lip is just some beveled strips of wood glued to the top inch or so. If these come loose there would be a pretty noticeable gap.

[Bruzee]

You can definately get bigger, for probably around the same price tag. 75 capacity is too little, I found out the hard way. Plus, it WON'T hold 75 cigars. Thats only if you have all small, undersized stogies. The first time you throw some Ghurka's in that bad boy, it just shrunk to 50 or less capacity.