Description
The Viaje Skull and Bones Weapon X is a 6 x 56 toro gordo from Viaje’s Skull and Bones series, one of three superhero-themed cigars that started shipping in August 2025. Viaje has kept its wrapper, binder, filler and factory undisclosed.
What It Tastes Like
We have not found a published review of the Weapon X from Cigar Aficionado, halfwheel or Cigar Coop, and we found no tasting notes from Viaje. Rather than guess at flavors, we’ll leave it there: in social posts quoted by halfwheel, Viaje presented the trio as three separate takes on the same Marvel hero.
Who It’s For
- Blind-tasting fans happy to judge a cigar with no blend sheet.
- Trio collectors lining it up against Logan and Wolverine.
- Marvel readers who like a cigar named after Wolverine’s origin story.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Its siblings share the 6 x 56 format, so differences you notice most likely come from the blend
- Singles let you test it before buying more
Cons
- No disclosed blend, factory or strength rating
- No published professional review to set expectations
About the Viaje Skull and Bones Series
halfwheel traces Skull and Bones back to May 2010, when the 4 x 54 Daisy Cutter came out, and many later names also refer to bombs. Marvel names such as The Hulk (2017) and Frank Castle followed, and Weapon X extends that comic-book thread.
Compare Similar Cigars
- Viaje Skull and Bones Logan: its August 2025 companion, also 6 x 56.
- Viaje Skull and Bones Wolverine: the set’s third cigar, named for the hero’s code name.
- Viaje Skull and Bones Grand Slam Camo Orange: a December 2024 6 x 56 that halfwheel, citing retailers, called an Aganorsa-made Nicaraguan puro.
- Viaje Skull and Bones Johnny Blaze Toro: another Marvel-named release; halfwheel dates the original Johnny Blaze, a 6 x 56, to December 2019.
Viaje Skull and Bones Weapon X FAQ
What is the Viaje Skull and Bones Weapon X named after?
In Marvel’s stories, Weapon X is the project behind James “Logan” Howlett’s transformation into Wolverine, as halfwheel notes.
How is Weapon X different from Logan and Wolverine?
All three share the 6 x 56 toro gordo size. Viaje describes each as its own version of the hero but hasn’t said how the blends differ.
How strong is the Weapon X?
Viaje has not published a strength rating, and we found no published review of this cigar. Our own listing puts it at medium-full.
What tobacco is in it, and where is it made?
Neither is public; halfwheel and Cigar Inspector reported that Viaje withheld both for this trio.
When did the Weapon X come out?
Viaje began shipping it to retailers on Aug. 25, 2025, in bundles of 25.
Browse more Skull and Bones and other Viaje releases on our Viaje cigars page.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Strength | Medium-Full |
| Wrapper | Undisclosed |
| Binder | Undisclosed |
| Filler | Undisclosed |
| Length | 6" |
| Gauge | 56 |
