Three cuts, zero compromises
Straight guillotine, V-cut, and punch in one body means you match the cut to the cigar, not to what you happened to grab on the way out.
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Stainless Steel Cigar Cutter with V-Cut, Punch, Holder
Stainless Steel Cigar Cutter with V-Cut, Punch, Holder
Regular price
€84,90 EUR
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€84,56 EUR
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€84,90 EUR
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One tool in your pocket covers every cut you will ever need: stainless steel cigar cutter with V-cut, straight guillotine, punch, cigar holder, and dual-pin ash holder, all folded into a 138-gram body that fits a breast pocket without a second thought.
- Fits up to 60 Ring Gauge
- One-Hand Spring Open
- 5-in-1 Multifunctional
Most cigar cutters make you choose: carry a guillotine for your Robustos, a V-cutter for your Churchills, a punch for the days you want a tighter draw. That means three tools rattling around a bag, or one compromise you live with. This cutter was built around a different idea: put every practical cut format into a single zinc-alloy and stainless-steel body, then make the switching instant.
The press-type spring mechanism is the detail that changes daily use. One thumb press pops the tool open; the blade is ready before you have set down your lighter. The straight guillotine handles any vitola up to a 60 ring gauge with a clean shear. The V-cut channel is machined to a 25 mm (0.98-inch) diameter, which gives a controlled wedge without over-cutting the cap. The foldable punch adds a 0.32-inch round aperture for a focused, cooler draw on full-bodied sticks.
The cigar holder and the dual-pin ash holder round out the set. They are not afterthoughts: the holder keeps your cigar off a wet bar top or a dusty table while you pour a drink, and the ash pins let you smoke right to the final inch without burning your fingers. At 2.36 x 2.36 x 0.79 inches folded, the whole kit slips into a watch pocket.
Why this multifunctional cigar cutter outperforms single-purpose tools
Stainless steel blades that stay sharp
Premium stainless steel blades hold their edge through hundreds of cuts, so the cap shears cleanly every time rather than tearing the wrapper leaf.
Cigar holder frees both hands
Set your cigar down on the built-in holder between puffs: no more balancing it on an ashtray edge or hunting for a flat surface at an outdoor event.
Dual-pin ash holder: smoke to the last inch
The two ash pins grip the final stub so you get every bit of flavor from a premium cigar without scorching your fingers or wasting the last third.
Stainless steel cigar cutter specifications and what is in the box
| Folded dimensions | 2.36 x 2.36 x 0.79 inches | |
| Weight | 138 g (0.3 lbs) | |
| Body material | Zinc alloy frame | |
| Blade material | Premium stainless steel | |
| V-cut diameter | 25 mm (0.98 inches) | |
| Punch diameter | 0.32 inches (approx. 8 mm) | |
| Max ring gauge | 60 ring gauge | |
| What is in the box | Cutter unit (guillotine + V-cut + punch + cigar holder + dual-pin ash holder) | |
| Color / finish | Gray |
How to use and maintain your stainless steel cigar cutter
- Press the spring button with your thumb to open the tool one-handed; no need to pry or force the mechanism.
- For the straight guillotine, insert the cap no more than 2 mm past the blade opening and cut with a single firm motion; hesitation tears the wrapper.
- For the punch, press straight in with a gentle rotating motion; this keeps the plug intact and avoids cracking a dry cap.
- Wipe the blades with a dry cloth after each session; tobacco oils build up on the cutting edge and can dull it faster than use alone.
- Avoid submerging in water or using solvent cleaners; the zinc-alloy body can corrode if moisture sits in the pivot joints.
- A single drop of food-grade mineral oil on the pivot point every few months keeps the spring action crisp and the fold smooth.
Who reaches for a 5-in-1 cigar cutter instead of a single-purpose tool
This cutter suits the aficionado who rotates through different formats: a Robusto on a Tuesday evening, a Churchill at a weekend gathering, a thick Gordo when the mood calls for it. You want one tool that handles all three without a drawer full of accessories. It also works well as a gift for someone building their first cigar kit, because it removes the guesswork of which cutter to buy first.
It is probably not the right fit if you smoke exclusively one format and want a dedicated, ultra-precision single-blade guillotine with a heavier feel. For variety smokers and travelers, though, the 5-in-1 format is hard to argue against at this size and weight.
Cigar cutter questions buyers ask before adding to cart
Does this cigar cutter work with large ring gauges like a 60 or 64?
The straight guillotine is rated for cigars up to a 60 ring gauge, which covers the vast majority of production vitolas including Gordos and most Toros. The V-cut channel has a 25 mm (0.98-inch) opening, so a 64 ring gauge may not seat fully in the V-cut slot. For 60 and below, all three cut formats work without restriction.
How long does shipping take, and is tracking included?
Shipping timelines and tracking details depend on your location and the carrier assigned at checkout. Once your order ships, a tracking number is sent to the email address on file. If you have a specific delivery window in mind, check the shipping options available at checkout before placing your order.
Will the stainless steel blades stay sharp after heavy use?
Stainless steel blades hold their edge significantly longer than plated or zinc blades, particularly when wiped clean after each session. Tobacco oils are mildly acidic and the main cause of premature dulling. With basic maintenance (a dry cloth wipe after use, a drop of mineral oil on the pivot every few months), the cutting edge stays clean and sharp through hundreds of cuts.
How does this compare to buying a separate guillotine, V-cutter, and punch?
Three dedicated tools typically cost more in total and require carrying multiple items. The trade-off with a 5-in-1 is that each individual function is slightly more compact than a full-size dedicated cutter. If you travel frequently or want a single tool for varied smoking sessions, the consolidated format wins on convenience. If you smoke one format exclusively and want the largest possible blade opening, a dedicated single-function cutter may suit you better.
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