The BANG cigar cutter stands out at first glance—its exposed rivets on a brushed stainless steel body give it an assertive industrial character, far from conventional cigar cutters. Sharp guillotine blade, ultra-flat format (9 × 4 × 0.4 cm), 53 ring gauge max (21 mm)—compact, precise, with a style that gets noticed. Delivered in an eco-friendly case.
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Exposed rivets — unique designAn industrial detail that sets the BANG apart from all standard cigar cutters — an accessory with character.
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Sharp guillotine bladeSharp stainless steel — clean cut without crumbling or tearing the wrapper, precise from the very first use.
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Ultra-flat — 0.4 cm thickThe thinnest cigar cutter in the range — slides into any pocket or cigar case without being bulky.
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53 ring gauge max — 21 mmCompatible with common formats — Corona (44), Robusto (50), Toro (52). Check the ring gauge of your favorite cigars.
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Silver brushed steel finishDoes not show fingerprints — modern look and resistant to everyday micro-scratches.
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Delivered in an eco-friendly caseNeat and conscious presentation — a case that protects the cutter while limiting environmental impact.
Exposed rivets — the detail that changes everything
Most steel cigar cutters are smooth and interchangeable. The BANG embraces an industrial design with exposed rivets on the body — a visual signature that is immediately recognizable. It is the accessory for the aficionado who wants their cigar ritual to reflect their personality: with character.
BANG vs other cigar cutters in the range
| Model |
Max ring gauge |
Thickness |
Style |
Punch |
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BANG This model
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Ring gauge 53 (21 mm) |
0.4 cm — ultra-flat |
Industrial — rivets |
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| Brushed metal guillotine |
Ring gauge 55 (22 mm) |
0.5 cm |
Classic brushed |
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| Napoleon (2-in-1) |
Ring gauge 57 (23 mm) |
Thicker |
Classic + punch |
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| BLADE (scissors) |
Ring gauge 55 (22 mm) |
Variable |
Prestige — gold/silver/black |
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How to cut correctly with the BANG?
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Identify the cutting line — 2 to 3 mm below the head of the cigar, where the wrapper begins to curve. A cut too deep will cause the wrapper to unravel.
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Insert the head perpendicularly — keep the cigar straight against the blade. An oblique cut creates an uneven draw.
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Cut with a quick, dry motion — a single decisive movement. Do not hesitate — a shaky cut frays the wrapper and leaves debris in the mouth.
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Check the draw — blow lightly through the cigar before lighting. If it feels too restricted, remove another 1 mm.
Ring gauge limit: the BANG is optimized for cigars up to 21 mm in diameter (ring gauge 53). Cigars with a large ring gauge — Toro (52 compatible), Gordo (60 incompatible) — may exceed this limit. Check the ring gauge of your cigar before use.
Maintenance: wipe the blade with a dry cloth after each use. Accumulated wrapper and tobacco residues will reduce sharpness over time. The BANG's stainless steel does not rust — minimal maintenance is enough for years of service.
Compatible formats & brands
Compatible up to ring gauge 53:Cohiba Siglo I–IVMontecristo No.4Romeo y Julieta CoronaPartagas Serie D (ring gauge 50)Bolivar Robusto (ring gauge 50)Davidoff No.2
Eco-friendly case: the BANG is delivered in an eco-friendly case — attention is paid to the environmental impact of the packaging, without compromising on presentation. A detail that matters to aficionados mindful of their consumption choices.
| Name |
BANG cigar cutter |
| Type |
Guillotine — straight blade |
| Design |
Exposed rivets — industrial style |
| Material |
Stainless steel |
| Finish |
Silver brushed metal |
| Dimensions |
9 × 4 × 0.4 cm |
| Max diameter |
21 mm — 53 ring gauge maximum |
| Delivery |
Eco-friendly case |
Gift idea: the BANG is the cigar cutter for the aficionado who wants to stand out — its rivet design is immediately noticed. Compact, elegant, delivered in an eco-friendly case. Pair it with a torch lighter for a complete ritual — ideal for a birthday, Father's Day, or an original gift.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the BANG compatible with a Cohiba Robusto (ring gauge 50)?
Yes — the 50 ring gauge of the Cohiba Robusto is well below the BANG's limit of 53 (21 mm). It is also compatible with the Montecristo No.4 (42), Partagas Serie D (50), and almost all common Robustos and Coronas.
What is the difference between the BANG and the classic brushed metal guillotine cutter?
The BANG is distinguished by its exposed rivets — an assertive industrial design that makes it visually unique. It is also slightly flatter (0.4 cm vs 0.5 cm) and its ring gauge limit is slightly lower (53 vs 55). If you are looking for a discreet classic design, opt for the standard model. If you want an accessory with character, the BANG is made for you.
What is an eco-friendly case?
The eco-friendly case is packaging designed to reduce environmental impact — recycled or recyclable materials, production with limited waste. It is an alternative to plastic cases or classic over-packaging, without compromising the protection of the cutter during transport and storage.
How do I maintain the BANG cigar cutter?
Wipe the blade with a dry cloth after each use. The rivets and brushed stainless steel body do not require any special maintenance — resistant to corrosion and marks. If the blade loses its sharpness, a small sharpening stone is enough to revive it.
Is the BANG a good gift for a cigar lover?
Yes — its rivet design immediately sets it apart from generic cigar cutters. Ultra-flat, compact, delivered in an eco-friendly case. It is the gift for the aficionado who wants an accessory with character, different from what is found everywhere else.
