PenSimple, a revolutionary new grinder
Ever spilled your grinder? Got weed all over the place while trying to fill your spray ? It's happened to all of us. A new grinder has come along to try and rectify all these little everyday woes: the PenSimple.
The PenSimple doesn't look at all like a classic grinder, but it lives up to its name. Shaped like a pen, albeit a little larger, it slips easily into your pocket, and is as easy to use as a pencil. Its pointed tip means you can fill any container without the risk of spilling it all over the table or floor.
You'll also find it easier to cleaning your grinder.
It can store up to 3 grams of your favorite varieties, and can be taken out discreetly, for use in all conditions (windy conditions come to mind). With just one button to grind and empty, it's truly a portable mini-mixer. And since a video is worth a thousand words, here's the PenSimple demo.
The PenSimple is already available for pre-order on https://www.getpensimple.com/ at the price of 69$, and will be delivered in November.
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Jimmy Verdy
October 6, 2016 at 2:03 p.m.
Moui.... battery-powered. A conventional grinder only needs our gestures to work and rarely breaks. When the battery runs out .... no more grinder