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The Krush Kube grinder range at Evertree, the 2-part 55mm Kube 2.0, the 2-part 75mm Kube 2.0 XL and the 3-part 55mm Kube 3.0 with integrated collection chamber, the square-format cannabis grinders that made Krush a favourite in European headshops.
Krush is one of the very few grinder brands in the world designing around a square, Kube-shaped form factor rather than the industry-standard round puck. The visual identity is instantly recognisable, and the ergonomic case for it is real: the square form gives the palm more contact area and the beveled back dish naturally locks the fingers in place, so twisting a stiff grinder full of dense material feels less like a wrist workout than it does on a round grinder of the same size. Evertree carries the current three-Kube UK lineup covering the two most common formats: standard-size 2-part, extra-large 2-part, and the 3-part with sifting and collection chambers.
Krush makes the only major cannabis grinder brand that pairs a square, Kube-shaped form factor with a sloped inward-curving tooth geometry designed to fluff material rather than shred it. The company is based in Toronto, Canada, and has spent the last several product generations refining a single tightly-focused idea: that grinders don’t have to be round, and that the tooth pattern inside the grinder matters as much as the diameter of the device. The current range covers three products spanning the two grinder formats most users want: a standard-size 2-part in the Krush Kube 2.0, the extra-large 2-part Kube 2.0 XL, and the flagship 3-part Kube 3.0 with an integrated collection chamber.
Krush grinders became widely known under the name “Krush Kube” and are still commonly referred to as Krush Kubes in the UK and Europe, where the brand has built its strongest following through headshop and specialty retailer distribution. The manufacturer has since simplified the product naming to just “Krush 2.0”, “Krush 2.0 XL” and “Krush 3.0” on their own site, but the Kube designation is still how most people search for and describe the range, and it’s the naming we use at Evertree.
The form factor is the first thing anyone notices. Where nearly every grinder on the market is a round puck (because a round shape is easier to CNC and easier to source generic parts for), Krush grinders are square with softly contoured edges. The palm has more contact area on a square grinder of the same width as a round one, which translates to more torque with less grip effort. It’s a small ergonomic advantage on an easy grind but a meaningful one when the material is dense, sticky, or when the grinder has been used enough that the threads are working against you.
The second distinctive is the tooth geometry. Where Santa Cruz Shredder pioneered eight-surface teeth designed to slice, and SLX applies ceramic non-stick coating to reduce friction, Krush’s proprietary tooth design uses sloped, inward-curving teeth designed to fluff material as it passes through rather than tearing or compacting it. The output is noticeably light and airy compared to a diamond-tooth pattern, which is the property Krush leans into: better airflow through a joint, easier packing into a vaporizer bowl, less compaction into dense clumps.
The third is the beveled back dish. The underside of the grinder’s bottom half is not flat, it’s contoured inward on the sides, which eliminates finger overlap where two fingers meet during a twist. That means less pinching of skin between the halves of the grinder and a more natural handling position across long grinding sessions. It’s a small detail that becomes obvious the first time you grind with a Krush next to any conventionally-shaped competitor.
We carry the current three-product Krush lineup in UK stock at Evertree, covering the two most-requested grinder formats. The 2-part configuration keeps things simple with a single grinding chamber (top and bottom, teeth in the middle) and comes in a standard 55mm size (the Kube 2.0) or an extra-large 75mm size (the Kube 2.0 XL). The 3-part configuration adds a sifting chamber and separate collection base below the teeth, so ground material falls through and stores separately (the Kube 3.0, 55mm). All three share the same square form factor, sloped fluffing tooth geometry and magnetic closure. Click any model name to jump to its product page.
The Krush Kube 2.0 is the standard-size 2-part Kube and the most straightforward Krush to choose if you’re new to the brand. Machined from 6063 anodized aluminium with a 55mm x 55mm x 35mm square Kube footprint and a total weight of 173 grams, it’s compact enough for daily-carry use while still delivering the full ergonomic advantage of the Kube design. The 2-part construction is simple: top half with lid and teeth, bottom half with the grinding chamber, held together by magnetic closure. Ground material stays in the same chamber, so this is the format for users who grind and use immediately rather than storing prepped material for later.
Available in five colourways: Black, Rose Gold, Space Grey, Emerald Green and Future Dusk. The magnetic closure holds the lid firmly in transit, and the smooth anodized finish resists fingerprints and scratches over years of pocket use.
The Krush Kube 2.0 XL is the extra-large 2-part Kube, sized up to a 75mm square footprint (versus the standard 55mm on the Kube 2.0) with a grinding capacity of up to 4.20 grams per grind. Same 2-part single-chamber construction as the standard Kube 2.0, but scaled up to work with substantially larger quantities of material in a single session. It’s the right pick for pre-roll producers, vaporizer users prepping several sessions in advance, or anyone who finds standard-size grinders too fiddly for the amount of material they process at a time. The additional weight and size also gives the XL a substantial, deliberate feel in the hand that many home users prefer over pocket-sized grinders.
Built from aircraft-grade CNC-machined anodized aluminium with the same sloped inward-curving fluffing teeth as the smaller Kube 2.0, integrated neodymium magnets for a firm airtight closure that helps preserve freshness of stored ground material, and the same beveled back dish for ergonomic grip. Available in five colourways matching the rest of the range.
The Krush Kube 3.0 is the current-generation flagship in the Krush range and the only 3-part Kube in the lineup. The 3-part construction is the functional upgrade: instead of a single grinding chamber, the 3.0 has a top half with lid and teeth, a middle sifting chamber, and a separate collection base below. Ground material falls through the sifting chamber and stores cleanly in the collection base, separated from the grinding teeth. That means the teeth stay cleaner over time, ground material is easier to scoop out without contaminating the cutting surfaces, and you can grind sessions in advance and store prepped material for later use. The 55mm square footprint matches the Kube 2.0, but the 3.0 is taller (50mm tall versus the 2.0’s 35mm) to accommodate the additional chamber.
Built from aircraft-grade anodized aluminium with a matte finish that resists scratches and fingerprints, the 3.0 keeps the same square form factor, sloped inward-curving fluffing teeth and beveled back dish as the Kube 2.0. The magnetic lid system keeps contents secure in transit. Available in five colourways: Black, Rose Gold, Space Grey, Emerald Green and Future Dusk.
Quick reference across the Krush Kube range.
Format: 2-part single chamber · Size: 55mm x 55mm x 35mm · Weight: 173g · Material: 6063 anodized aluminium
Best for: Daily-carry users, grind-and-use, the entry point to the range.
Format: 2-part extra-large chamber · Diameter: 75mm · Capacity: 4.20g per grind · Material: Aircraft-grade CNC-machined aluminium
Best for: Pre-roll producers, high-volume users, multi-session prep.
Format: 3-part (grinder + sifter + collection base) · Size: 55mm x 55mm x 50mm · Weight: 192g · Material: Aircraft-grade anodized aluminium
Best for: Grinding in advance and storing ground material in a separate chamber.
The choice comes down to two questions: 2-part or 3-part, and standard 55mm or extra-large 75mm.
Pick 2-part if you grind and use immediately. The material stays in the same chamber the teeth grind in, so you grind, unscrew the top, and load your paper or vaporizer straight out of that chamber. The Krush Kube 2.0 is the compact standard size for daily-carry use. If you grind larger amounts at a time (for pre-rolls, extended vape sessions, or just because you’d rather grind once and use several times), the Krush Kube 2.0 XL gives you the same 2-part simplicity in a 75mm extra-large footprint that handles up to 4.20g per grind.
Pick 3-part if you’d rather have ground material fall through into a separate collection chamber below the teeth. The Krush Kube 3.0 adds a sifting chamber and a collection base underneath the grinding teeth, so you can grind sessions in advance and store the prepped material cleanly. It’s the same 55mm square footprint as the Kube 2.0, just 15mm taller to accommodate the additional chamber. The 3-part format also keeps the teeth cleaner over time because ground material doesn’t sit against the cutting surfaces between uses.
Both formats use identical Krush engineering: same square Kube form factor, same sloped inward-curving fluffing teeth, same anodized aluminium and same magnetic closure. The choice is purely about how you handle material after grinding.
Every Krush Kube at Evertree is genuine manufacturer stock, held in our UK warehouse ready for Royal Mail dispatch. Warranty support runs directly through Evertree as the UK retailer, which means any claim is handled in the UK rather than via international customer service or transatlantic returns. Buying from Evertree means no international ordering, no import duties, no customs paperwork and no cross-border warranty claims.
Krush Kube orders qualify for our £59 free UK shipping threshold when the basket clears the minimum. Depending on the model chosen, individual grinders sit below or close to the line; ordered together with a second Kube (or with any other item you’re already buying) delivery becomes free automatically. Standard UK shipping is Royal Mail tracked 48-hour service, with a paid next-day upgrade selectable at checkout for time-sensitive orders.
If you’re weighing up the three Kube configurations and aren’t sure which suits your use, the team here has hands-on time with all three and can usually answer in a sentence through the site. Krush Kube grinders are also a strong pairing with any of our vaporizer brands, since the fluffing tooth design produces a light, airy grind that packs efficiently into a heating chamber and delivers better airflow through the device.
A Krush Kube is a square, Kube-shaped cannabis grinder made from anodized aluminium with a proprietary sloped inward-curving tooth geometry that fluffs material rather than shredding it. The square form factor and beveled back dish give the grinder an ergonomic grip advantage over conventional round grinders of similar size. The current Krush Kube range at Evertree covers three products: the standard-size 2-part Kube 2.0, the extra-large 2-part Kube 2.0 XL, and the 3-part Kube 3.0 with integrated collection chamber.
The range was originally marketed as “Krush Kube” and became widely known by that name in the UK and Europe. The manufacturer has since simplified their own product naming to just “Krush 2.0”, “Krush 2.0 XL” and “Krush 3.0” on their own website, but “Krush Kube” is still how most customers, retailers and reviewers refer to them, and it’s the terminology we use at Evertree so people can find what they’re actually searching for.
Format. The Kube 2.0 is a 2-part grinder: top half with teeth and lid, bottom half with a single grinding chamber that also holds ground material. The Kube 3.0 is a 3-part grinder: same top half with teeth, plus a middle sifting chamber, plus a separate collection base below. On the 3-part 3.0, ground material falls through the sifting chamber into the collection base and stores separately from the teeth, so you can grind sessions in advance and store prepped material cleanly. Both are 55mm square. The 3.0 is 15mm taller to accommodate the additional chamber.
Size. Both are 2-part grinders with the same single-chamber format and identical tooth geometry, but the Kube 2.0 is the standard 55mm square footprint (compact enough for daily carry), while the Kube 2.0 XL is scaled up to 75mm square with a grinding capacity of up to 4.20 grams per grind. Pick the XL if you routinely grind larger amounts, roll pre-rolls in batches, or simply prefer a bigger, more substantial grinder in the hand.
The standard Krush Kube 2.0 measures 55mm x 55mm x 35mm (2.2 inches square, 1.4 inches tall) and weighs 173 grams. It’s compact enough to pocket comfortably for daily carry, while still delivering the full ergonomic advantage of the Kube form and the sloped-tooth fluffing design.
The Krush Kube 2.0 XL is rated for up to 4.20 grams per grind in its 75mm extra-large 2-part format. That makes it the natural pick for pre-roll producers, vaporizer users prepping multiple sessions in advance, or anyone who works with larger quantities of material regularly. It’s built with aircraft-grade CNC-machined aluminium and uses integrated neodymium magnets for a firm, airtight closure that preserves freshness of stored material.
The Kube 3.0 is a 3-part grinder with a sifting chamber and separate collection base, but the sifter isn’t specifically marketed as a kief screen the way a 4-part grinder would be. The primary function of the 3-part design is to separate ground material from the grinding teeth so it stores cleanly in the bottom chamber. If a dedicated fine-mesh kief catcher is a priority, a 4-piece grinder from another brand in our range (Santa Cruz Shredder or SLX) is the better fit.
Krush Grinders is a Toronto-based Canadian brand described by its distributors as “Canadian-engineered”. The grinders are machined from anodized aluminium (6063 in the standard Kube 2.0, aircraft-grade CNC-machined aluminium in the 2.0 XL, and aircraft-grade anodized aluminium in the flagship 3.0). The brand has built its strongest customer base in the UK market through headshop and specialty retailer distribution.
Three things. First, the form factor: Krush is a square Kube rather than a round puck, which gives more contact area for the palm and a beveled back dish that eliminates finger overlap during twisting. Second, the tooth geometry: Krush uses sloped inward-curving teeth designed to fluff material as it grinds, where SCS uses eight-surface teeth designed to slice and SLX uses trapezoid teeth combined with a ceramic non-stick coating. Third, the colourways: Krush offers five signature finishes including Emerald Green and Future Dusk that don’t have direct equivalents on other premium grinder brands.
The Krush Kube 2.0 is the natural entry point. The 2-part single-chamber format is the simplest to use, the standard 55mm size pockets comfortably for daily carry, and the price is the most accessible in the range. Most first-time Krush buyers land here and only move up to the XL or the 3-part 3.0 later if they find they need more capacity or want ground material stored separately from the teeth.
Yes, every current Krush Kube uses a magnetic closure. The Kube 2.0 has a magnetic lid, the Kube 2.0 XL uses integrated neodymium magnets for an airtight seal that preserves freshness and aroma of stored ground material, and the flagship Kube 3.0 has a magnetic closure across the three-part construction. All three keep the lid firmly in place during transit while opening cleanly when twisted.
Krush grinders are covered against manufacturing defects. As the authorised UK retailer, Evertree handles warranty claims directly: if a device arrives faulty or develops a manufacturing defect within a reasonable timeframe of purchase, get in touch through the site and we’ll sort it. In practice, the anodized aluminium construction is robust enough that after several years of stocking Krush we very rarely see defect claims come back.
Yes. Krush Kube orders ship from our UK warehouse via Royal Mail tracked 48-hour service. Free UK delivery kicks in automatically once your basket clears our £59 minimum. Depending on which Kube you pick, an individual grinder may fall below the line on its own, but ordering two Krush Kubes together, or adding any other item to the basket, gets you over the threshold and delivery becomes £0. A paid next-day upgrade is selectable at checkout for time-sensitive orders.
