Cigar Cowboy
BoY...in Hell!!!
50 and below
40 and below
30 and below
20 and below
10 and below
0 and below
40 and below
30 and below
20 and below
10 and below
0 and below
How cold is too cold to sit outside and smoke?
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thegoldenmackid
Why Can't I be a Lancero?
poll fail
Bigdankcloud
I read your bs... alot
strait up sitting outside and freezing sucks. if its 20 and below with wind chill, get an electric heater and get yourself out of the wind and smoke. The dish heaters work well when you sit just inside your garage door (if you cant smoke in your garage with the doors closed like me).
I was out in the 20's. It sucks. My wife and I set up a tv on the back porch and I had a small wood fire behind us and propane heater in front. When there wasn't any wind it was nice, but you ended up smelling like smoke. When there was wind.. puuh, brr! Truth be told, I would probably do it again though. 
okemyeye
okemyeye
If there is no wind, I'd go out in Mid-30's and sit on the balcony with a smoke.
I picked 50 and under, but really unless I'm in a hot tub you won't find me smoking outside unless it's at least 65-70*.
SkinsFanLarry
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That makes two of us my lucky brother! :cbig:
gibbleguts
BoM april 09
I don't smoke outside. This goes right back to the fact that cigars are a luxury for me and as such if I can not full enjoy it I am not doing it.
some times I smoke less then I would like because of this but it also helps me not feel like addicted cigarette smoker.
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some times I smoke less then I would like because of this but it also helps me not feel like addicted cigarette smoker.
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Without fire or a heater 40 below is my limit. This Cali weather has me spoiled.
icehog3
Outlaw Hockey Biker
:thumbsup: :jitb:
Me neither...."cold"? What is that??huh? i just cannot fathom what y'all are talking about...
And why did Cowboy post this, living in Chatsworth?!
Zedman05
Fiend4theLeaf
I cannot answer this poll without further breaking down the criteria sir.
Do you want to know if we are just sitting outside with no form of heat, or if there is any wind, or if it is sunny or not?
I have had to battle the cold since late September. It got cold here late September and never let up, but lately if we get a day where it is sunny and somewhere close to freezing temps, it is easy to sit outside out of the wind. I however would not sit outside in temps around 45 and under without sunshine or a heater. I have at some points even just got fed up with waiting and smoked a cigar while working (this involves commercial roof tops) where it is windy and not too warm, but kept my work gloves on and stayed behind some units...it was liberating heh.
My answer is .... depends on variables :stretchgr
Do you want to know if we are just sitting outside with no form of heat, or if there is any wind, or if it is sunny or not?
I have had to battle the cold since late September. It got cold here late September and never let up, but lately if we get a day where it is sunny and somewhere close to freezing temps, it is easy to sit outside out of the wind. I however would not sit outside in temps around 45 and under without sunshine or a heater. I have at some points even just got fed up with waiting and smoked a cigar while working (this involves commercial roof tops) where it is windy and not too warm, but kept my work gloves on and stayed behind some units...it was liberating heh.
My answer is .... depends on variables :stretchgr
orangedog
Navin R Johnson
Would it be easier to answer if the options were denoted by degrees Celsius? :smokingbo :hysterica:razz:
I've been hanging out in SoCal... usually between 11p and 1a I head outside with one of those tall gas heaters
Here's a test: Go outside. Light up. Take a puff. Did the smoke freeze in midair and make a thud sound when it hit the ground?