The Spit Stick.
A new kind of tool, considered, durable, and built for one job: the spent shells. Not a cup. Not a bottle. Somewhere to spit the hulls that you won't want to leave home without. Chew your seeds, spit the shells, empty it when it's full.
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Not a cup. Not a bottle. A tool.
For a century, the seed habit meant a spare cup, an empty soda bottle, or the ground. The Spit Stick is the first tool built on purpose for it, a considered, durable piece of everyday carry that gives the spent shells a home and looks like something you'd actually want in your pocket. Carry it once, and you won't leave home without it.
Chew. Spit. Carry. Empty.
The whole shell ritual, handled by one tool, here's the loop.
Chew
Eat your seeds however you like, all that's left is the shell.
Spit
Spit or blow the spent shell into the Spit Stick, not a cup, a bottle, or the ground.
Carry
Shells stay hidden inside. No mess, less smell, no spit cup on the bench.
Empty
Twist it open and tip the shells out when it's full. Rinse, dry, repeat. Field serviceable and built to last.
The details.
* Weight and capacity are still placeholders, send me the finals and I'll drop them in.
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How do I clean it?
Twist it open, rinse with warm water, and let it air dry. No tools, no fuss, it's built to be taken apart and put back together.
How durable is it?
Molded from heavy-duty polypropylene, so it shrugs off a drop on concrete, a hundred days rattling around a work truck, and whatever the tailgate throws at it. Field, cab, or office, it holds up.
How many seeds does it hold?
About what you go through in an hour-long session of cracking seeds. A little more or less, depending on how fast you chew.
What colors does it come in?
Launching in Black and Ember Red.
Where is it made?
Made in Utah, USA. Patent pending.
Feed it real seeds.
The Spit Stick and Huska Fuel were built for each other.