In a nutshell: The best weed grinders for bowls and blunts

Whether you’re rolling joints or packing bowls, a quality grinder can take your session from good to great and help you get the most out of your stash. A decent grinder has sharp teeth that will cut and dice dry herb into a nice fluffy mound.

Some even have mesh screens to sift out chunks and preserve that extra-strong pollen, also known as kief. And those with built-in storage ensure not a gram goes to waste. Gratitude is in the details!

Here are our picks for the best weed grinders in 2022.

Cheech Glass wants to make sharpening a little easier. (Courtesy of Cheech Glass)

Cheech Glass’s 4-part grinder quickly finishes off even the stickiest herb and features bevels along the top lid that make it easy to hold and rotate for people of all abilities.

It’s available in a variety of colors and sizes, and features a “pop and lock” connection style, so you never have to worry about perfectly aligning your grinder’s internal threads. There is a replaceable thick grit screen and a beveled crystal bowl for maximum trichome retention.

hands full? The Tectonic9 grinder dispenses your weed at the push of a button. (Courtesy of Tectonic9)

The Tectonic9 manual herb grinder has an electric vibration motor; With just a push of a button, there is ground flower in your bowl, paper or vaporizer. Since you don’t have to worry about opening the grinder to get to the buds, this helps prevent a mess.

It is constructed from a space-grade anodized aluminum body for durability. Its compact design is ideal for use at home or on the go and features a magnetic flip-up spout that allows you to position your target precisely.

It’s got 50 teeth, a kief scraper and a lifetime guarantee – what’s not to love? (Courtesy of TITAN Crusher)

This grinder from TITAN features durable aluminum construction with 50 diamond teeth for effortless and efficient grinding. It is available in a range of different colors and sizes to suit all types of smokers.

The beveled design makes it easy to hold and turn, while the strong clasp creates a quality seal that helps prevent spills. It comes with a free pollen scraper and cleaning brush to keep your grinder in top condition. The company even offers a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects.

This sweat-free grinder is perfect for stoners of all levels and abilities. (Courtesy of Bananas Bros.)

The OTTO Mill is a great choice for newbies or those struggling with mobility issues as it grinds directly into a paper cone – no rolling skills required! Watching the cone fill up with ground herb is even kind of mesmerizing.

It comes complete with organic paper cones that fit perfectly into the lower chamber for ease of use right out of the box. It is battery operated and USB charged for use at home or on the go.

You don’t have to spend a pretty penny to get a grinder with good teeth. (Courtesy of Storz & Bickel)

Storz & Bickel are known for their vaporizers and they also make a decent herb grinder at a very budget friendly price. This is suitable for those who are just starting out with cannabis or want to have a spare grinder on hand without making a major investment.

Its extra-sharp teeth produce finely ground flowers, made from durable plastic, it features a lightweight design that’s easy to clean. It can hold up to 3 grams of dried flower in a storage area under the clear cover.

The Canacrush grinder has four chambers to keep your bud and kief under wraps. (Courtesy of CanaCrush)

This grinder is another fairly budget-friendly option for those looking for a no-frills way to grind their stash. It’s made from aircraft-grade anodized aluminum for impressive durability.

The 28 diamond-cut aluminum teeth and 24 grinding holes make it easy to process your favorite herb with ease. The lid stays in place thanks to a neodymium magnet, which also helps keep the smell inside.

The chamber houses an advanced micrometric screen to filter all that delicious kief – which you can collect with the included kief scraper.

Caitlin McCormack

Caitlin McCormack is a Toronto-based author. Her work has appeared on MSN, Lift & Co., HuffPost, What to Expect and Mashable, among others. When she’s not writing, she’s busy chasing after her two sons, trying out new recipes, and working on her century-old fixer-upper.

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