The RAW x RYOT Smellproof Flat Pack keeps small accessories together in a black pouch with a flat profile. Activated carbon limits the diffusion of odours, while the water-resistant exterior helps protect the contents from moisture.
The RAW x RYOT Smellproof Flat Pack is a black pouch designed to store small accessories. Developed by RYOT under licence from RAW, this model has a flat shape, a roll-top closure and a multilayer construction suited to travel and everyday use.
Activated carbon is a filtering material that helps retain the compounds responsible for odours. In the Flat Pack, it is combined with synthetic filters in a multilayer assembly designed to limit their diffusion.
The pouch also includes a removable SmellSafe inner bag with its own activated-carbon lining. It can be removed from the outer shell when necessary.
With dimensions of approximately 16 × 9 cm and a capacity of around 0.25 litres, the Flat Pack holds compact accessories: RAW papers, filters, a lighter, a small grinder or rolling equipment. Its slim profile fits in a jacket, backpack or shoulder bag.
The flexible roll-top closure allows the upper section to be closed without a rigid lid. The reinforced exterior is water-resistant and helps protect the contents from moisture. The pouch therefore combines compact storage, activated-carbon filtration and protection for transporting small accessories.
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