The 4-Inch Cylinder Wood Dugout is a portable flower-smoking kit built for people who want something small, discreet, and ready to go. Shaped to fit your hand and light enough to toss in a pocket, this dugout comes with a spring-loaded metal one-hitter chillum and a twist-lock top so nothing falls out when you're moving. It's the kind of piece you grab when you're heading out and don't want to carry a full setup.
Key Benefits
- Pocket-ready size — 4 inches fits in your hand or jacket pocket without standing out
- Spring-loaded one-hitter included — press to load, no digging around for a separate pipe
- Twist-lock top — keeps your flower and chillum secure when you're on the move
- Shaped for grip — cylinder design sits naturally in your hand, not slipping around like a flat box
- Lightweight wood construction — durable enough for daily carry, light enough you won't notice it's there
Best For
This dugout is made for flower smokers who value portability over big sessions. If you're the type who takes a quick hit on a hike, between errands, or before heading into a show, this is your daily carry. It's also solid for first-timers who want something simple that doesn't require lighters, rolling, or a full rig setup.
How to Use It
Pop the twist-lock top to access the storage chamber and one-hitter. Pack your ground flower into the storage side. Press the spring-loaded chillum down into the flower to load a single hit. Light, inhale, and you're done. When you're finished, twist the top closed and pocket it. The spring mechanism keeps the chillum ready without needing to fumble with separate pieces.
For loading, use a basic grinder to break up your flower into a consistency that packs without clumping. The metal one-hitter works best with a medium grind — too fine and it clogs, too coarse and it won't stay packed. Between uses, tap out the ash and give the chillum a quick wipe. For deeper cleaning, soak the metal piece in isopropyl alcohol, rinse, and dry before reinserting.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Length | 4 inches (101.6mm) |
| Material | Lightwood body, metal one-hitter chillum |
| Shape | Cylinder |
| Top Closure | Twist-lock safety cap |
| Included Accessories | Spring-loaded metal one-hitter chillum |
What's Included
- 4-inch cylinder wood dugout body
- Metal one-hitter chillum (spring-loaded)
Maintenance & Care
Let the chillum cool after use. Tap out ash and wipe the metal piece with a dry cloth after each session. For stubborn resin buildup, remove the chillum from the dugout and soak it in isopropyl alcohol for 15-20 minutes. Rinse with warm water and dry completely before putting it back. The wood body doesn't need cleaning beyond wiping down the interior with a damp cloth if flower residue builds up. Don't soak the wood — it'll warp.
FAQ
How much flower does the storage chamber hold?
Enough for 5-8 hits depending on how tight you pack. It's designed for short outings, not all-day carrying.
Does the twist-lock actually keep smell in?
It reduces smell compared to an open container, but it's not airtight. If you need serious odor control, store the dugout in a smell-proof bag.
Can I replace the metal chillum if it gets lost?
Most standard one-hitter chillums will fit, but the spring-loaded feature is specific to this dugout. If you lose it, look for a replacement chillum with similar diameter (usually around 3-4mm).
Is this thing durable enough for daily pocket carry?
Yes. The lightwood holds up to normal wear, and the metal chillum won't break unless you're actively trying. Just don't sit on it or drop it on concrete repeatedly.
How do I know when the chillum is packed?
Press it down into the flower chamber until you feel resistance. Give it a light twist to fill the bowl, then pull it out. You'll see flower in the tip — that's your hit loaded.
Does this work with concentrates or oils?
No. This is strictly for dry flower. The metal chillum isn't designed for concentrates, and trying to pack wax or oil into it will just make a mess. For concentrates, check out nectar collectors or dab rigs.
Can I clean the wood body with alcohol?
No. Alcohol will dry out and potentially crack the wood. Stick to a damp cloth for the exterior and interior. Only soak the metal chillum, never the wood housing.