From the catalog · Nicaragua

Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms

Medium strengthToro · 6" × 52Habano wrapper · Nicaragua$10-$15

Hooten's Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms is rolled in Nicaragua with Habano leaf at medium strength. This line has one recorded size: 6 inches by 52 ring. The line includes shapes such as Toro. Habano wrappers are generally associated with balanced, pepper-leaning smoke. Medium strength keeps things versatile across most sessions. Nicaraguan cigars often feature assertive filler blends and varied wrapper options.

HOOTEN
Toro6 × 52 · drawn to scale

At a glance

Spec sheet

Brand
Hooten
Line
Young Right To Bear Arms
Wrapper
Habano
Origin
Nicaragua
Strength
Medium
Price range
$10-$15
Vitolas
1

The wrapper

Habano

  1. Candela
  2. Claro
  3. Colorado Claro
  4. Colorado
  5. Colorado Maduro
  6. Maduro
  7. Oscuro

A Habano wrapper typically sits at Colorado Claro to Colorado on the scale. Shade varies with the harvest and the box, and it describes color, not strength. How wrapper shades work →

Vitolas

Every size, side by side

1 format in the catalog.

Toro6 × 52
Drawn to scale from the catalog’s length and ring gauge.
ShapeLengthRing gauge
Toro6"52

Member reviews

Smoked the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms? Be the first to review it.

Log it in Cigarista and your rating becomes part of this page. No reviews yet.

Review this cigar →

Tried the Young Right To Bear Arms? Put it in your ledger.

Snap the band, Cigarista identifies it, and your rating joins this page. New members get 2 free scans. No card required.

Track this cigar →

Similar profile

Members also log

Other lines that share Hooten’s profile — origin, strength, and wrapper.

Read deeper

Related guides

Editorial guides that go deeper on the Young Right To Bear Arms’s profile.

FAQ

Common questions

How strong is the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms?

The Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms is logged in the catalog as a medium-strength Nicaragua cigar.

Where is the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms made?

The catalog lists the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms with an origin of Nicaragua.

What wrapper does the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms use?

The Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms uses a Habano wrapper.

What sizes does the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms come in?

The catalog records a single vitola at 6 inches and 52 ring for the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms.

How much does the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms cost?

Typical retail for the Hooten Young Right To Bear Arms falls in the $10-$15 range. Cigarista doesn't sell cigars, we track them.