The Integra Boost Travel Cigar Case Carries Five Sticks and the Pack That Keeps Them
A cigar spends most of its life somewhere stable and then gets carried badly for a weekend. Loose in a jacket pocket it dries and picks up whatever the pocket smells of. Rolled in a bag it gets crushed by everything packed on top. This is the rigid answer: a hard plastic shell with a foam tray cut for five sticks, closing on a latch rather than a fold. Inside the lid sits a separate holder shaped for one 8 g Boost pack. That holder is the part worth noticing. It keeps the packet in its own space rather than resting on wrappers where it can mark them. The shell is not going to win a beauty contest against leather, and it is not meant to.
A Travel Humidor Case for Cigars That Leaves the RH Up to You
The 8 g size is the only pack the holder takes, and that leaves the setpoint entirely to you. Cigars sit at 69% or 72% RH, which is where most people load it. The 62% and 55% tiers exist in the same 8 g format for anyone carrying something other than tobacco. A weekend away, a golf bag, a hotel drawer, the glovebox on a long drive. The case does the same job in all of them: holding a small volume of air steady while the outside world does not. Nothing is included in the holder, so the first pack is a separate line on the receipt. The other thing to know is that this version carries no hygrometer. You are trusting the pack rather than reading a dial. That is fine at this size, and a real limitation if you want a number to look at.
Key Features
- Rigid Plastic Shell: Takes the pressure a bag puts on its contents, where a leather sleeve passes it straight through.
- Foam-Lined Interior: Grooved foam keeps five sticks apart so they do not rub against one another in transit.
- Holds Up To Five Cigars: Sized for the everyday five rather than a box, which is what actually leaves the house.
- Integrated 8 g Pack Holder: Gives the packet a fixed position off the wrappers instead of letting it slide around loose.
- Latching Lid: Closes the case on a small, fixed air volume, which is the condition a 2-way pack works best against.
- Takes Any 8 g Boost RH: Integra makes the 8 g size at 55%, 62%, 69% and 72%, and all four fit the same holder.
- Case Is Not Consumed: Only the packet is replaced, so one case runs for years against a recurring pack cost.
- Sold as a Single Case: One unit per listing, so a retailer can stock singles rather than commit to a display.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Class | Rigid travel case — an accessory, not a humidity pack |
| Color | Blue |
| Cigar Capacity | Up to 5 cigars |
| Interior | Foam-lined tray with grooves |
| Humidity Pack Holder | Sized for one 8 g Integra Boost pack |
| Humidity Pack | Not included — sold separately |
| 8 g Boost RH Options | 55%, 62%, 69% and 72% |
| Coverage of an 8 g Pack | Up to 1 oz of contents |
| Hygrometer | Not included on this version |
| Closure | Latching lid |
| Reusability | Case is reusable; only the humidity pack is replaced |
| Sold As | EACH (one case) |
| Manufacturer | Integra by Desiccare, Inc. |
| SKU | PCB-1 |
| Published Dimensions | Integra publishes none for this version |
Does a Humidity Pack Come With the Case?
No. The case ships with the holder empty, so the packet is a separate purchase and the RH is chosen to suit what travels inside.
What Size Boost Pack Fits the Holder?
The 8 g size. A 4 g packet is too small to seat properly and a 67 g packet will not fit the holder at all.
Which RH Belongs in a Cigar Case?
Integra points 69% and 72% at cigars, and ships a 72% pack with its own travel humidor. The 62% and 55% tiers exist in 8 g for other stored goods.
Does This Version Include a Hygrometer?
No. Integra makes a separate version with a built-in hygrometer and a handle loop; this listing is the plain latching case.