To whom should the true chronnoisseur turn for premium accessories that drip with sophistication?
“Look over here!” the folks at Elevate respond in unison. You should consider their advice. The Colorado-based company is striving to redefine cannabis culture with their innovative, ever-evolving line of classic accessories, thoughtfully designed with a modern twist. Duguouts, one-hitters and smoke tips have seldom looked better, if ever.
The current cream of their growing crop is the Colfax, a luxury version of the traditional dugout, perfect for the refined smoker who has places to be. Take it to the skatepark, bring it to yoga for a post-class comedown sesh, or pass it around at a party and impress your peeps. Though pocket-sized, this beauty can still hold up to two grams of ground flower and comes with a quality glass bat that packs a hell of a punch. The magnet-powered, smart-locking top seals tightly to all-but-eliminate unwanted odors and the wood tip perfectly matches the box, no matter which of the three color options you choose. Whether you’re a daily partaker or an occasional toker doesn’t matter. Whatever your frequency, the Colfax from Elevate will add some finesse to your sesh.
The Colfax Dugout
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