New Roda Lacket Tin

[Anthony]

check it out:
http://www.drsnus.com

[Horatio McCallister]

I kind of like the tin the way it is now. I know a lot of people don't really care for it, but I think it's better than that pic.

[lxskllr]

I like it. If I used Röda, I'd save up a bunch of them to keep using when they switched to something lame again.

[Anthony]

I like it. If I used Röda, I'd save up a bunch of them to keep using when they switched to something lame again.

I like them, too. I think SM should create an Anti Lame Tin advisory board to ensure this doesn't happen again.

I, of course, would volunteer my services for such a noble cause.

[sagedil]

I liked the old tin!!

But I must say, new one is quite elegant.

[shikitohno]

The new one reminds me of the Götesberg Rapé lös tin. Subtle, and not trying to jump off the shelf at you, kind of stylish.

[justintempler]

That shiny red reminds me of Christmas ornaments for the tree.

[lxskllr]

That shiny red reminds me of Christmas ornaments for the tree.

That could be fun for kids. Take the warning/ingredient sticker off the bottom, fill the tin with candy/small toys and hang it on the tree :^)

[Veganpunk]

It's allright. The old tin didn't bother me either.

[snusjus]

WAY better than the previous can. However, it looks similar to the new Gote Rape can.

[whokilledmyhooker]

The older RL white tin looked like it was aimed at 8 year olds.

This one is much better

[Snusdog]

Must say, pretty slick. I like it. But then again......o wait... something shiny

[Gizmer]

I really like the new tin. I don't have a problem with the old tin, but this one looks nice. It's also shiny and I like the Catch Eucalyptus tin for the same reason.

[eyephantom]

It's alright, I just wish someone would create something other than the standard dip can, perhaps along the lines of the old n&j with a partition for used portions.

[lxskllr]

It's alright, I just wish someone would create something other than the standard dip can, perhaps along the lines of the old n&j with a partition for used portions.

I like the traditional oblong shape. This is what Gellivare and Landströms were packed in, and it was the traditional shape until the mid 60s