Looking for a good large (and sturdy) ashtray

[marge796]

Can't go wrong with Stinky.





Chris.....

[captain53]

CAO Cubist is pretty popular, I have one works good also not too expensive. 55 gallon drum works better though and is sturdy and

[Starz26]

Originally Posted by captain53

CAO Cubist is pretty popular, I have one works good also not too expensive. 55 gallon drum works better though and is sturdy and

Where can you get one that is under $100.00???? I wish I could find it somewhere...

[icantbejon]

Originally Posted by Starz26

Where can you get one that is under $100.00???? I wish I could find it somewhere...

I got my cubist for around $50 I do believe. I didn't find that to fit the "sturdy" category. All the letters popped off. Very annoying.

[captain53]

Originally Posted by Starz26

Where can you get one that is under $100.00???? I wish I could find it somewhere...

I bought mine a a local B&M a couple of years ago for $45 on sale but here is one for $49.95, never bought from this supplier so might want to check out first.

http://www.cheapercigars.com/ashtrays-by-brand.html

[captain53]

Originally Posted by Starz26

Where can you get one that is under $100.00???? I wish I could find it somewhere...

Here it is even cheaper, again I have no experience with this dealer either:

http://www.cigarplace.biz/index.cfm/...show/vid/36762

[replicant_argent]

Originally Posted by marge796

Can't go wrong with Stinky.





Chris.....

From hearing about many of the Stinkys stirrups falling off after being knocked around, I don't know that your statement would be entirely correct. I imagine some of the guys who have had to weld/epoxy/solder theirs together might chime in here.

[SmokeyJoe]

Originally Posted by marge796

Can't go wrong with Stinky.





Chris.....

Love mine! Some people have a little trouble with the stirrups popping off... but mine is just fine after 18 months or so on the back porch.