Smoking last half of a petit

[scap99]

5 hours ago, Randy956 said:

I've "seen" that done with a roach... er, I mean I read about it.


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Not a roach, but darn tasty.

[Winchester21]

I like to smoke them down to the ash particulary the small Cohibas like the siglo 1. When it gets too short I simply pull out my trusty Benchmade barrage pocket knife and stab the end of it to enjoy the last few puffs without cooking my fingers. I think the tool mentioned here may be a better alternative but in the meantime this will have to do 

[NSXCIGAR]

Just realized the Modus tool isn't necessary: 

[Danimalia]

On 6/27/2017 at 11:29 AM, TheLiquidGator said:

I remember when I bought my roach clip. Bought it in 1971 on Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village in a little "head shop.". Has been with me ever since.

The rolled up back of a matchbook always served me well in those instances. Would need to be one massive matchbook to work for cigars though.  Does anyone use an old-school cheroot holder? Maybe they're too narrow for most modern cigars?

[Danimalia]

On 6/27/2017 at 6:41 PM, scap99 said:

Not a roach, but darn tasty.

Yup, that's how I nub a cigar, personally. Never really used a tool, though I have a PerfectDraw, so maybe I'll try it sometime.

[Wertman]

On June 27, 2017 at 8:51 PM, Winchester21 said:

I like to smoke them down to the ash particulary the small Cohibas like the siglo 1. When it gets too short I simply pull out my trusty Benchmade barrage pocket knife and stab the end of it to enjoy the last few puffs without cooking my fingers. I think the tool mentioned here may be a better alternative but in the meantime this will have to do 

Reminds me of crocodile Dundee " now that's a knife ". A nice manly way to finish a cigar

[ballophun]

Stabbing your cigar with a hunting knife is the coolest thing I've ever seen. I usually smoke them to about an inch, but having seen that, I'll be finishing them that way from now on. 

I wonder what the people at the rowing club will think.