If you like to punch cut your cigars then this collection is ideal for you. You can get any of our large range of cigar punches for a great experience. The elegantly designed cigar punches are portable and can remarkably enhance your overall style. You can either put them in your pocket or attach them to your keys as a keychain.
FAQs about Cigar Punches
What is a cigar punch, and how does it work?
A cigar punch is a small, cylindrical tool used to create a hole in the cap of a cigar. This allows you to draw air through the cigar without cutting it. To use a cigar punch, you align the punch over the cap, twist or press to make a clean hole, and then remove the punch. The punched hole provides a smoother draw and preserves the cigar’s wrapper.
What are the different types of cigar punches?
There are several types of cigar punches, including
Single-Punch: A basic model with one hole, typically used for smaller cigars.
Double-Punch: Features two holes or a dual-blade system for a more even draw.
V-Punch: Creates a V-shaped cut for a different draw experience.
Punch Cutter with Replaceable Blades: Some models have replaceable blades for long-term use.
How do I choose the right size of cigar punch?
The right size depends on the size of the cigar's cap and your personal preference. Generally, a punch with a diameter of 7-10 mm is suitable for most cigars. For larger cigars, you might need a larger punch or one with adjustable sizes. Consider the type of draw you prefer and the size of the cigars you smoke most often.
How do I clean and maintain a cigar punch?
To clean a cigar punch, disassemble it if possible and wipe it with a soft cloth. If the punch has a removable blade, clean it gently to remove any tobacco residue. Avoid using harsh chemicals or soaking the punch in water, as this could damage it. Regular maintenance involves checking for sharpness and ensuring that the punch mechanism operates smoothly.
Can I use a cigar punch on all types of cigars?
While a cigar punch can be used on many types of cigars, it is particularly suited for those with a rounded cap. It might not be ideal for cigars with a thick or very broad cap, as the punch may not make a clean hole. For such cigars, a guillotine or V-cutter might be more appropriate. It’s also worth noting that a punch can affect the draw and flavor differently than other cutting methods, so it’s good to experiment to find what works best for your cigars.
