Quantum PAC

The dugout body, a matching one hitter bat and a poker, all in one shell. Nothing else is needed to use it, which is why it sells as a complete answer rather than an accessory.

Height. The large is twenty one dollars and stands taller with more room for dry herb. The small is twenty dollars and is cut down to sit in a front pocket. Body shape, bat, poker and lid are the same on both.

Carrying and packing in one motion. Dry herb goes in one chamber, the bat twists into it to load, and the poker clears the bat when it clogs. It replaces a pipe, a grinder trip and a loose bag for someone who smokes away from home.

Acrylic. That keeps the price near twenty dollars, allows the translucent colorways, and means a drop on concrete does not end it. It also wipes clean, which a wooden dugout does not do well.

That is what it was designed around. The patented lid seals the chamber and locks the poker in place, so the contents are not spilling or venting into a bag. It is the feature customers check first when they pick one up.

Aurora Sky, Metallic White, Neptune Blue, Nebula Purple and Purple Rain across both sizes. Ordering the full spread is what makes a hook look intentional, and the metallic and purple finishes tend to be the ones a customer reaches for.

The customer who is not shopping for glass. They want something that goes in a pocket, survives being dropped and does not need a lighter fumble every time. That is a different sale from a spoon pipe, and it is why a dugout hook should not sit inside the glass case.

On the counter or a hook right beside it. At twenty dollars a dugout is an impulse decision made while paying for something else, and it disappears entirely if it is behind glass with the higher ticket pieces.

Not here. Both dugouts ship complete with the bat and poker inside, so there is no separate part to stock or explain. A customer who loses a bat comes back for another dugout.