Cuban Crafters Revolucion Cigar Sissors (3 Blades)

[WhiteMamba]

Yeah, that is like the worst thing in the world. You get so pumped up about smoking a particular cigar and then when you go to cut it the cap gets torn off. I almost ruined my first acid Kuba Kuba using a crappy cutter. Thats what motivated me to go for the Revolucion. Since I don't have any problems with it I am gonna stick with it and use any extra cash for Cigars instead. I'll keep it in mind though about the Xicar maybe for a birthday or christmas when that comes back around.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by WhiteMamba

Yeah, that is like the worst thing in the world. You get so pumped up about smoking a particular cigar and then when you go to cut it the cap gets torn off. I almost ruined my first acid Kuba Kuba using a crappy cutter. Thats what motivated me to go for the Revolucion. Since I don't have any problems with it I am gonna stick with it and use any extra cash for Cigars instead. I'll keep it in mind though about the Xicar maybe for a birthday or christmas when that comes back around.

You mean they get worse?

Seriously, I've had some pretty good cheap-@ss cutters, often better than the pretty ones I've bought.

[AdamJoshua]

Originally Posted by WhiteMamba

Yeah, that is like the worst thing in the world. You get so pumped up about smoking a particular cigar and then when you go to cut it the cap gets torn off. I almost ruined my first acid Kuba Kuba using a crappy cutter.

How could you tell?



We keed we keed.

[yourchoice]

Originally Posted by WhiteMamba

I almost ruined my first acid Kuba Kuba using a crappy cutter.

You might very well already know, but many (including me) recommend keeping your flavor infused cigars in a seperate humidor from your non-infused. With the recent influx of cigars you've received () I'd figure to reiterate the recommendation.

[RevSmoke]

Originally Posted by WhiteMamba

Yeah, that is like the worst thing in the world. You get so pumped up about smoking a particular cigar and then when you go to cut it the cap gets torn off. I almost ruined my first acid Kuba Kuba using a crappy cutter. Thats what motivated me to go for the Revolucion. Since I don't have any problems with it I am gonna stick with it and use any extra cash for Cigars instead. I'll keep it in mind though about the Xicar maybe for a birthday or christmas when that comes back around.

Can you ruin a Kuba Kuba? I mean, maybe it was a sign from God, "Do not smoke this! Go grab a good cigar and enjoy yourself!

Sorry, I know some people like them, and I am always harping on smoking what you like. Indeed, you must only smoke what you like. But, I had one once and could only think of the stuff guys used to burn in the dorms of college to cover the smell of the other stuff they were smoking.