Here is a really remarkable new device. From the inventive mind of an engineer, Curt Post, the age old problem with tobacco falling out of your sticks when they are in your cigarette case has been solved. It has always been annoying when traveling only to find that as you near the end of your supply of sticks, even in a very good case, one begins to find increasing amounts of loose tobacco in the case, tobacco that should have remained in the stick. Since the tobaccos most used in CMC are free from any binders or adhesives to make the tobacco in tubes more sticky, this was a problem I assumed would always persist. Usually when walking with the case in a pocket, I simply carried my case filter tip down. That actually works to a degree but if the sticks have been in there very long, even when you take them out, the tobacco has dried and will begin to fall out. Once lit the tobacco becomes stable but you can loose a good amount in the meantime.Curt came up with his first prototype of what has now become the Casspin Closer. I was immediately struck by the lack of such a device and was none too happy I had not thought of it myself. Yes, a lot of testing by all concerned went into the Casspin Closer and some of the early prototypes were pretty strange looking. The Casspin Closer is truly an inspired piece of engineering, elegantly simple but incredibly effective.Basically what it does is allow the user to place a filled tube into its maw/opening (a round recessed cup with a shaped bottom), push the small button on its side and as the very long lasting 9 volt battery powered motor spins the cup, the end of your stick is formed, looking not unlike the way a shotgun shell is sealed. You can adjust how much closing you want by simply pushing a filled tube a little more aggressively or very gently. And it works every time. Further, it helps to pack the very end of the filled tube (which is usually the softest part of a stick) much more evenly which in turn causes the entire stick to burn with much increased consistency. This was an unintended consequence which turns out to be really useful for those large cut tobacco filled sticks that keep dropping their \"cherries\". And after a day of walking 18 holes of golf, there is not on flake of tobacco in my cigarette case, it all is still in the tubes.The Casspin Closer packs in the loose tobacco filling & rolls the paper edge of a cigarette tube to prevent the tobacco inside from falling out. It also allows the tobacco to expand equally inside of the tube for an even burning high quality smoke. To use the Casspin Closer, leave the last 1/16\" of the cigarette tube unfilled by adjusting an injector or tapping excess tobacco out. Press the switch on the Casspin Closer to rotate the spinner and then position the filled tube into the open end. Apply slight pressure against the spinner and repeat as necessary to achieve the desired tip. You will easily develop your own sense of pressure & length of time that your cigarette should remain against the spinning disc. Images & body copy courtesy of RYO Magazine. Requires 9 volt battery, not included. 1.25\" x 4.5\". Made in the USA.Payment policy
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