Smoking in the Freezing Cold

HT

Does anyone smoke cigars in the cold for long durations?

Maybe my immune systems sucks, but I tried smoking at the firepit in 20-40 F weathers for 3-4 hours each session and got a cold 3 times in a row. Fun times.

Vision

@HT said:
Does anyone smoke cigars in the cold for long durations?

Maybe my immune systems sucks, but I tried smoking at the firepit in 20-40 F weathers for 3-4 hours each session and got a cold 3 times in a row. Fun times.

Most of the winter I have a heater on me. 25 degrees is usually my cut off.

peter4jc

@HT said:
Does anyone smoke cigars in the cold for long durations?

Maybe my immune systems sucks, but I tried smoking at the firepit in 20-40 F weathers for 3-4 hours each session and got a cold 3 times in a row. Fun times.

Correlation does not equal causation.

HT

@peter4jc said:

@HT said:
Does anyone smoke cigars in the cold for long durations?

Maybe my immune systems sucks, but I tried smoking at the firepit in 20-40 F weathers for 3-4 hours each session and got a cold 3 times in a row. Fun times.

Correlation does not equal causation.

True

ShawnOL

Gotta bundle up.

OmgFrigginMike

I have a heated blanket that I would wrap up in and it was usually enough. I also have a propane heater in my “man cave” that I would turn on if it was still cold or if I have guests.

TRayB

Maybe you need a bigger fire.

dirtdude

@OmgFrigginMike said:
I have a heated blanket that I would wrap up in and it was usually enough. I also have a propane heater in my “man cave” that I would turn on if it was still cold or if I have guests.

You don't let guests get under the blanket

Itsfine

Don't smoke in the cold. Don't do anything at all in the cold. Don't live in cold places. That is all.

silvermouse

I am cold all the time so it doesn't matter whether it is winter or summer.

OmgFrigginMike

@dirtdude said:

@OmgFrigginMike said:
I have a heated blanket that I would wrap up in and it was usually enough. I also have a propane heater in my “man cave” that I would turn on if it was still cold or if I have guests.

You don't let guests get under the blanket

It greatly depends on the guest. 😉

IndustMech

@OmgFrigginMike said:

@dirtdude said:

@OmgFrigginMike said:
I have a heated blanket that I would wrap up in and it was usually enough. I also have a propane heater in my “man cave” that I would turn on if it was still cold or if I have guests.

You don't let guests get under the blanket

It greatly depends on the guest. 😉

So your telling us there's a chance

HT

@Itsfine said:
Don't smoke in the cold. Don't do anything at all in the cold. Don't live in cold places. That is all.

You're right about that, maybe I'll move to someplace warmer. I just grew up in a cold place but the weather fluctuates from 30-70 in a single day. Something nobody can really adapt to, people get sick all the time. But I'll see about moving south.

Itsfine

@HT said:

@Itsfine said:
Don't smoke in the cold. Don't do anything at all in the cold. Don't live in cold places. That is all.

You're right about that, maybe I'll move to someplace warmer. I just grew up in a cold place but the weather fluctuates from 30-70 in a single day. Something nobody can really adapt to, people get sick all the time. But I'll see about moving south.

Yes!

Usaf06

My cut off is 50 degrees. Luckily we dont see that much. Thats why I live in Florida.

Yakster

I'll venture into the 40s with a patio heater.

ShawnOL

30f at a campfire was the coldest for me. I was drinking also.

dirtdude

I might just sit in the freezer next week

Yakster

When it dips below 50, I try not to light the patio heater. Thermals and layers help.