RAW is better known in New Zealand for rolling papers, but the brand also puts its name on a small, deliberately plain range of grinders: no colours, no patterns, no novelty shapes. Greenhut stocks the RAW Original range and the...
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RAW is better known in New Zealand for rolling papers, but the brand also puts its name on a small, deliberately plain range of grinders: no colours, no patterns, no novelty shapes. Greenhut stocks the RAW Original range and the RAW x Hammercraft collaboration.
The range
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RAW Original Aluminum Grinder — an aluminium body with precision-cut teeth and a magnetic lid.
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RAW Original Stainless Steel Heavy, 50mm — the heavy one. Stainless steel rather than aluminium, so it is markedly denser in the hand and the hardest body in our grinder range to mark or dent.
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RAW x Hammercraft, 50mm and 55mm — aircraft-grade aluminium bodies from the Hammercraft collaboration, in a natural finish at 50mm and black or red at 55mm. The 55mm gives more capacity per turn; the 50mm is the easier one to hold and pocket.
Choosing between them
Three things separate these models: material (aluminium is lighter, stainless steel is heavier and harder), diameter (50mm handles easily, 55mm takes more in one go), and finish. All use machined teeth and a magnetic lid rather than a friction fit.
These are grinders bought for build quality rather than looks, and they sit at the upper end of our grinder pricing. If you want the same function for less, the metal grinder range and the 4 piece grinders cover the same ground in zinc alloy and aluminium.
Looking for RAW papers instead?
The rest of the RAW range — papers, cones, tips and trays — is in the RAW collection.
For how RAW compares to Sharpstone and to unbranded alloy grinders, read Herb Grinders 101 — the complete NZ buying guide, or browse all herb and herb grinders.
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