Mountain Grassette Safety Kit Dad Stash

A 5 or 10 pack of Dad Grass Hemp CBD Pre Rolls or Mom Grass CBG Pre Rolls stealthily hidden in a Dad Stash decoy pack sleeve that looks like a mountain safety kit. Sparked up in collaboration with our friends at Mountain Gazette.

This one’s for the lifties, dishwashers, bartenders, patrollers, folks who plow roads, MG subscribers, DG die-hards, and the shreddy and heady girls and guys who make mountain towns tick. You know who you are. And you know what we mean when we call for a “safety meeting!”

Next time you tuck into the trees for a good shake of the giggle bush, come prepared with your trusty Safety Kit. It may be useless for cuts and scratches. But it’s the clutch container for your tasty burns. And when you’re apres after a long day, your pack of Dad Grass joints will stay sheltered from those groms and tourists. They’ll just think you’re really into safety. And well, you are. 

Meet Mountain Gazette

Born in 1966 and revived in 2020 for a modern era, Mountain Gazette is the original outdoor magazine. Do yourself a favor and subscribe here.

Mountain Gazette is a large format, bi-annual outdoor culture magazine. At 11x17, Mountain Gazette features stunning photography and the best long-form storytelling anywhere.

Their motto is “when in doubt, go higher.” But we’re mellow dudes. So this lap, they agreed to go lower with us.

“I love the magazine. Feels like Powder x This American Life. The perfect antidote to mega pass madness.” -Paul, subscriber,  Seattle, Washington 

"Thanks assholes. This magazine is so big I need to buy new furniture." -Dave, subscriber, Salt Lake City, Utah

"Mountain Gazette is simply the best magazine available. Huge format that appeals to all of us who appreciate photography, brilliant writing, and diverse subject matter." -Matt, Petaluma, California

"Nothing surprises me anymore. Mountain Gazette does, though, every six months." -Roger, subscriber, Burlington, Vermont

"The storytelling is second to none. I can't believe they get the caliber of writers they do. Like a big New Yorker." -Mary, subscriber, Washington, D.C.

When To Call a Safety Meeting

• Wind Holds: Use with caution. When the wind is blowing, tuck into the woods and seek shelter from the storm. 
• Tourism Tolerator:  Is your resort or town overrun with over-zealous out-of-towners? Spark up and remember eventually each of us will be the Kook of the Day one day. Today, however, is not that day. 
• Lost Dog: She’s Not Lost. She’s a husky. She’s, erm, exploring. Light up and remember she can only run 18 mph and last got tired in 2009. Here girl! 
• Apres: Don’t call last run. Take two and skip one. Recall the day and, sure, why not? Make that cliff 5 feet Chairlift: For experts only. Beware of windy days (see 1). The chairlift safety meeting is a classic of ski town lore. If your neighbor partakes, you can share. If they ask where the snow is good tell them Rainbow Bowl. It’s always good in Rainbow Bowl, man.