Shop Weekend Warrior Cigars at Cigar Nation, featuring premium cigars estimated at 70 minutes or longer. These longer-format cigars are built for slow evenings, golf rounds, backyard fire pits, poker nights, celebrations, and any moment where you want a cigar that stays with you.
This collection is part of the Cigar Nation Burn Clock™ experience, helping you choose cigars by estimated smoking time instead of guessing by size alone. Explore full-bodied favorites, refined mellow smokes, top-rated selections, and longer cigars made for customers who want to settle in and enjoy the full ritual.
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Padron 6000 Natural Torpedo (5 1/2 x 52)
MSRP: Our Price: $300.95No reviews -
Padron 6000 Maduro Torpedo (5 1/2 x 52)
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Padron 5000 Natural Robusto Extra (5 1/2 x 56)
MSRP: Our Price: $282.95No reviews -
Padron 5000 Maduro Robusto Extra (5 1/2 x 56)
MSRP: Our Price: $282.95No reviews -
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Padron 1964 Anniversary Diplomatico Natural (7 x 50)
MSRP: Our Price: $439.95No reviews -
Padron 3000 Natural Robusto (5 1/2 x 52)
MSRP: Our Price: $248.95No reviews -
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Padron 1964 Anniversary Imperiales Maduro (6 x 54)
MSRP: Our Price: $490.95No reviews -
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Caldwell The King is Dead, The Last Payday Torpedo (6 x 52)
MSRP: $390.05 Our Price: $234.03No reviewsSale -
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Liga Privada No. 9 Corona Doble (7 x 54)
MSRP: Our Price: $516.12No reviews -
Liga Privada No. 9 Belicoso (6 x 52)
MSRP: Our Price: $490.31No reviews
A 70-plus minute Burn Clock™ estimate on a Weekend Warrior cigar usually means you're looking at a Churchill, Gordo, Toro Grande, or Presidente vitola, generally 6 inches or longer with a 50+ ring gauge, since the formula scales smoking time with total tobacco volume rather than length alone. That extra volume changes the smoking experience in a specific way: longer cigars go through more distinct flavor phases as the blend heats up and the burn line moves through different sections of filler tobacco, so a long-format smoke often tastes noticeably different in the first third than the last.
That makes this format a poor choice for a quick break but a strong one for anything where the cigar is meant to anchor the whole occasion rather than fit around it. Golf is the obvious example (a full 18 holes runs close to four hours, so a long cigar can be paced across the entire round without rushing), but the same logic applies to extended card games, fire pits that run past sunset, and celebrations where nobody's watching the clock.
If you're new to this length, start with a Toro Grande before jumping straight to a 7-inch Churchill. Pair with a slower bourbon pour rather than a cocktail, since the drink needs to last as long as the cigar does. For a shorter version of the same intensity, see Power Hour Cigars.













