3.0 | Metal Can | Metal Container | Pouch Container | Small Storage Tin (Copper)

I’ve been using this for about a week now, and it is a significant step up from the standard plastic cans that most pouches come in. If you are looking for something more durable and refined, this is a great choice. Capacity and Design One of the best features is the internal space. It easily fits a large number of pouches without feeling cramped. Despite the high capacity, the overall profile is slim and much less conspicuous than a standard Zyn can. It doesn't create as much of an obvious circular bulge in your pocket, making it much more discrete for daily carry. Built-in Pouch Disposal The extra compartment on the top lid is a game-changer. Having a dedicated spot for used pouches when you aren't near a trash can is convenient. The lid on the discard section snaps shut securely, so you don’t have to worry about anything falling out or making a mess. Build Quality The metal construction feels premium and sturdy. It has a nice weight to it that gives it a high-end feel compared to the disposable plastic alternatives. The threading (or seal) is smooth, and it keeps everything contained and fresh. Pros: • Slim, discrete profile in the pocket. • Holds a high volume of pouches. • The discard compartment on top is a very practical addition. • Durable metal build that should last a long time. Cons: • A bit heavier than plastic (though that’s expected with metal). Overall, if you’re tired of carrying around flimsy plastic containers and want something that looks better and functions more efficiently, I highly recommend picking one of these up. It’s well worth the investment for the convenience and the cleaner look.

Extremely well built, tight tolerances, sculpted interior capacity allows for more than 30 zone pouches, may for even more of other brand. I am worried that the O rings will wear out quickly as they seem to be the type with the lip built in and not silicone to the best of my understanding. Hard anodization is TOUGH and the trash can lid can be lifted by one or two fingers. Very well thought out. Still lightweight despite durable construction, slightly lower profile than industry plastic cans and about the same diameter as a dip can. Seal is airtight, don't know if there are replacement o rings available. Super easy to open but stays closed well. The logo is on the bottom so personal engraving on the top is highly recommended!

It's nice and heavy so you know it's in your pocket at all times. The seal seems great and the storage is huge. Definitely worth the price though I wish they had brighter color options. It's a little thick but ultimately this is perfect for me to carry my NZE energy pouches on the go. Much quieter and more discreet so I don't have tweaker ass nicotine buzz chasers on my ass trying to bum ZYNs from me(go away I don't do nicotine) silliness aside, this product is precisely as described and offers luxurious yet discreet pouch storage.

Shockingly good quality. I'd seen ads for the "name brand" ones and really wanted to try them. Can't stand the plastic cans. But they were pretty overpriced in my opinion so I opted to try this one. Absolutely blown away. The fit and finish is top notch, great quality annodizing that's extremely hard and durable. The feel is smooth and solid, stays closed in your pocket, but easy to open. Nice to have the trash can up top too. Would 100% recommend to everyone who uses pouches.

This is definitely worth the purchase, but it falls short in a couple areas. The quality is really exceptional. I especially like the trashcan lid on the top for pouches. Where it falls short is that it is not large enough for a full can of pouches. You could fit a full can of pouches in, but the lid stays up just a little bit, allowing air to seep in and dry out your pouches. The lid is magnetized and slides over a rubber gasket. It doesn’t fit as snug as what a regular can of Copenhagen or other brands fit on the tin. Overall I’m happy with it.

So after cutting Copenhagen lid’s labels for 30 years with my nails they finally met their match; zyn lids. I switched to pouches for my gums and to save money. But the damn lids are tough to get open unless you turn it…you know what I mean if you’re reading this. So I found this one here and figured it would be worth a try. I am glad I did its perfect for my use. It opens easy (a light coat of vasoline or chap stick) on the silicone seal for the lid keeps it perfect! Its durable and keeps your stash water and airtight and the top and bottom are beveled so it’s easier on your clothes and is more comfortable to carry. Good product.

This is my daily carry now. I’m a Velo guy and it holds all 20. Snap top with a gasket and the lid snaps together with a gasket. Feels rigid and durable. I missed the weight of having a real dip can in my pocket. This helped me get past the empty pocket feeling a lot of us 20+ year tobacco users get. Quality item.

This is the information that would have made it easier for me to select this product. The can is slightly shallower (thinner) than a Rogue or Zyn can. It's slightly wider than a standard product can. Heavier as well. It looks like a screw top, its not. Its a friction fit with a gasket, both the main compartment and the smaller lid compartment have gaskets. Lid and can have a knurled circumference for grip. It holds a standard cans contents, more if you take the time to lay them in carefully. I picked the green one and I like the product, its simple, well made and works as advertised.

Solid tin

Solid material, nice color. And it keeps the nicotine pouches moist which is very important