Review: Royal Box Snuff Box

The Royal Box Snuff Box is a sleek, functional upgrade for anyone looking to elevate their snuff setup. Whether you’re just getting started or already deep in the game, this delivers on style, discretion, and usability. With both plastic and premium models, the Royal Box remains a standout in an increasingly crowded field.

Its main competition comes from the Get Lost Snuff Box and El Patron Snuff Wallet—both cheaper and capable—but after testing all three, the Royal Box comes out on top for its refined design, solid build, and overall reliability.

Plastic Version
The entry-level plastic version (around $30) punches well above its weight. It’s lightweight, fits inside a cigarette pack, and is discreet enough for bathroom stalls, festivals, or backseat Uber hits. It’s durable, travel-friendly, and almost always a conversation starter. The only downside: the grooves have harder edges where product can get stuck, but it’s a small issue for the price.

Premium Versions
Step up to the premium models and the difference is immediate. The Classic version is deeper than it looks and holds more than expected. The honeycomb-like Golf edition stood out as the best of the bunch—perfectly sized holes, smooth operation, and a great hand feel. The Python edition looked nice in photos but didn’t deliver—the top felt kind of cheap and lacked the premium weight of the others. The newer B52 model claims to be slimmer, but the change is subtle. It does have sleeker lines and more refined edges, though. I’d love to see a combination of the Golf pattern in the sleeker B-52 body.

Design & Usability
The Royal Box wins on the little things: machined grooves that prevent clumping, solid construction, and an overall clean feel. Unlike old-school setups, there’s no need to scramble for a flat surface or sketchy table—it’s neat, hygienic, and quick to use. The one real flaw is the straw: it’s too narrow and clogs more easily than we’d like, especially with finer powders. A wider, higher-quality option would be a welcome update.

What’s In The Box?
Inside the packaging, aside from the box, is an additional straw and a nice mirrored card you can use for both lining up product or checking your nose.

Price & Where to Buy
Plastic models start around $30, while premium versions go for $140 and up. We recommend shopping at Party Accessory—they frequently run up to 50% off sales, offer free shipping over $103, and toss in extras like a stash container or wallet mirror. Use our 15% discount code below to save even more. It’s also available on Amazon if you prefer faster shipping, though prices are usually a bit higher.

Final Verdict
With its mix of smart design, premium materials, and travel-ready convenience, the Royal Box stands as the best option in its class. The Get Lost and El Patron Snuff Wallet are fine for casual use, but if you care about feel, function, and build, this is the one you’ll reach for every time.