Cheech & Chong’s x Pulsar Black Metal Grinder – 4 Piece – 2.5″

The Cheech and Chong x Pulsar collaboration is a licensed product partnership between Pulsar — a prominent cannabis accessories brand — and the official Cheech and Chong brand, which is based on the legacy of comedy duo Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong. Cheech and Chong became cultural icons of cannabis culture through their comedy films and albums in the 1970s and 1980s, and their name and imagery remain among the most recognized in the cannabis space. The collaboration produces grinders, pipes, and other smoking accessories featuring Cheech and Chong graphics on Pulsar hardware, combining the brand credibility of both companies.

The Cheech and Chong x Pulsar Black Metal Grinder is sold in assorted designs, meaning individual units feature various classic Cheech and Chong graphic options on the lid. Reported design variants include the Cheech and Chong logo treatment, the Love Machine graphic, and other iconography associated with the Cheech and Chong brand. The specific design received may vary by unit. The Cheech and Chong and Pulsar logos also appear on the side of the grinder body. If a specific graphic is preferred, contact Haze Smoke Shop to ask about currently available design options.

The black matte finish on the Cheech and Chong x Pulsar grinder appeals to users who prefer a more understated, refined aesthetic compared to the bright anodized colors — red, blue, green, gold — common in most metal grinder collections. Matte black reads as neutral and sophisticated, making the grinder less conspicuous in public or professional settings and more versatile for pairing with other accessories regardless of their color. The matte surface also tends to show fingerprints and smudges less obviously than polished finishes. For Cheech and Chong fans, the black background also makes the brand graphics on the lid more visually prominent.

Diamond-shaped teeth and pyramid-shaped teeth are functionally similar in grinding action — both use pointed, multi-edged geometry to catch and shear herb during rotation. Diamond teeth have a slightly wider profile at the base than simple pyramid teeth, which some users find provides marginally more stability against lateral forces during the grinding motion. The practical difference in grind output between the two tooth geometries is minor for most users. Both produce a fine, fluffy grind when the grinder is sized appropriately and the teeth are kept clean. The primary factors determining grind consistency are tooth sharpness, teeth count and spacing, and grinding chamber precision rather than the specific tooth geometry.

Yes. The Cheech and Chong x Pulsar Black Metal Grinder includes a scrape tool for retrieving kief from the pollen collection chamber. The scrape tool is a flat-profile tool designed to reach into the chamber and sweep accumulated kief from the walls and floor into a usable pile. Regular kief retrieval using the scrape tool keeps the bottom chamber from becoming overloaded, which can restrict the passage of additional kief through the sifting screen during subsequent grinding sessions.

Disassemble all four pieces and remove the scrape tool. Brush loose herb debris from the diamond teeth and chamber surfaces with a small stiff brush. For resin buildup, soak the interior metal components and sifting screen in isopropyl alcohol for 15 to 20 minutes. Brush clean, rinse with warm water, and dry all components completely before reassembly. For the exterior black matte finish and lid graphics, wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth — avoid applying isopropyl alcohol directly to the printed graphic surface on the lid to protect the artwork finish.