Puffco Daybreak Collection

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Puffco's Daybreak Pivot Travel Case is the red limited edition carry case: ridged aluminum shell, magnetic lid, soft silicone interior, and room for the Pivot plus three concentrate jars and a hot knife, at $33. Stock it with the rest of Puffco, beside the concentrate vaporizers and the parts and accessories.
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Puffco Limited Edition Daybreak Pivot Travel Case
Puffco Limited Edition Daybreak Pivot Travel Case
Puffco Limited Edition Daybreak Pivot Travel Case
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RED CASE FOR THE PIVOT

One item carries the Daybreak page right now: the Pivot Travel Case in the limited red finish. It is a carry case, not a device, and it is priced and merchandised like one.

  • Holds the Pivot itself plus three concentrate jars, a hot knife and cotton swabs.
  • Shell ridged aluminum in the Daybreak red, which is the entire reason this version exists.
  • Lid magnetic, so it stays shut in a bag with no latch or hinge to break.
  • Interior soft silicone lining that stops glass and metal rattling against each other in transit.
  • Wholesale $33, which sits in impulse range next to a device sale rather than competing with it.

A case is an attachment sale and should be stocked as one. The person buying it is already at the counter with a card out, and thirty three dollars on top of a rig is the easiest add a clerk will make all day. The red is what gets it picked up in the first place.

Limited colorways behave differently from core stock. They sell on finish, they do not come back once the run is gone, and a shop that skips one spends the next six months explaining why the case in the photo is not the case on the shelf. Put it on the same purchase order as the device, or leave it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Daybreak travel cases: what fits inside?

The Pivot itself, three concentrate jars, a hot knife and cotton swabs, with room left over. It is sized to carry a complete session rather than just the device, which is what separates it from a generic zip case.

What is the case made from?

A ridged aluminum exterior over a soft silicone interior. The aluminum takes the impact and the silicone stops the contents knocking together, which is the failure mode that actually breaks glass in a bag.

Does the case include a Pivot?

No. It is the case only, sold separately, in the Daybreak red finish. That makes it an attachment to a device sale rather than a substitute for one.

How much is it at wholesale?

$33. At that cost it prices into the impulse band beside a rig on the counter, and it does not need its own space on a shelf to earn out.

Is this a limited edition?

Yes. Daybreak is a limited colorway, and limited runs are not reordered once they clear. Availability is worth confirming before a customer is promised a specific finish.

How does the lid close?

Magnetically. There is no latch, clasp or hinge, which removes the part that normally fails first on a hard case and keeps the lid flush against the shell.

Why stock a case at all?

Because it is the highest close rate item next to a device. The customer has already decided to spend, protection is an easy yes, and a thirty three dollar add on a rig sale lifts the ticket without any extra selling.

Where should it sit on a counter?

Next to the device it fits, not in an accessories section. Cases sell by adjacency. Six feet away in a general accessory bay, the same case will sit for months.

Does it protect glass in transit?

The silicone lining is there specifically to keep jars, tools and the device from contacting each other, and the aluminum shell absorbs the outside knocks. That combination is what a customer is paying for over a fabric pouch.

Will the red finish come back after the run?

Limited colorways are not repeated once the run clears. A shop that wants the red should order it against a device order rather than waiting to see how the first units move.

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