Just curious what everyone thinks is the best way to ship sticks for a pass?

I have a small tupperware container I picked up for my next pass and plan to use it with a small boveda.
Anyone have better ideas??

Sounds good to me...I am sure more experienced passers will chime in.

Kent, as long as the container seals well then you should have no problems.  Just make sure you put enough padding inside so it can take the abuse of the USPS banging it around.  I personally like to spend a couple extra dollars and get a thicker tupperware container with the locking flaps but that is just my personal opinion.

Quotebmac7754 - 3/17/2014  10:37 PM

Kent, as long as the container seals well then you should have no problems.  Just make sure you put enough padding inside so it can take the abuse of the USPS banging it around.  I personally like to spend a couple extra dollars and get a thicker tupperware container with the locking flaps but that is just my personal opinion.

I like the medium to larger Tupperware containers with lids that seal tight.  Getting a pass that has a container that is too small is a real bummer.  It makes sending an extra stick or two nearly impossible.  I'd start with something a little larger than needed and use bubble  wrap as Brian suggests.

I'd use the larger Boveda and send an extra sealed Boveda that can be deployed midway through the event if needed - assuming 12-15 people, the pass can be "out" for 7 to 10 weeks and I couldn't imagine anything worse than getting your pass back and the sticks are dried out.

QuoteLonghorn - 3/17/2014  9:52 PM

Quotebmac7754 - 3/17/2014  10:37 PM

Kent, as long as the container seals well then you should have no problems.  Just make sure you put enough padding inside so it can take the abuse of the USPS banging it around.  I personally like to spend a couple extra dollars and get a thicker tupperware container with the locking flaps but that is just my personal opinion.

I like the medium to larger Tupperware containers with lids that seal tight.  Getting a pass that has a container that is too small is a real bummer.  It makes sending an extra stick or two nearly impossible.  I'd start with something a little larger than needed and use bubble  wrap as Brian suggests.

I'd use the larger Boveda and send an extra sealed Boveda that can be deployed midway through the event if needed - assuming 12-15 people, the pass can be "out" for 7 to 10 weeks and I couldn't imagine anything worse than getting your pass back and the sticks are dried out.

Couldn't have said it better myself

QuoteJoelala - 3/18/2014 1:06 AM

QuoteLonghorn - 3/17/2014 9:52 PM

Quotebmac7754 - 3/17/2014 10:37 PM Kent, as long as the container seals well then you should have no problems. Just make sure you put enough padding inside so it can take the abuse of the USPS banging it around. I personally like to spend a couple extra dollars and get a thicker tupperware container with the locking flaps but that is just my personal opinion.

I like the medium to larger Tupperware containers with lids that seal tight. Getting a pass that has a container that is too small is a real bummer. It makes sending an extra stick or two nearly impossible. I'd start with something a little larger than needed and use bubble wrap as Brian suggests. I'd use the larger Boveda and send an extra sealed Boveda that can be deployed midway through the event if needed - assuming 12-15 people, the pass can be "out" for 7 to 10 weeks and I couldn't imagine anything worse than getting your pass back and the sticks are dried out.

Couldn't have said it better myself

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^^Ditto