Trimbag Dry Trimmer

Blade-Free Friction Trimmer That Folds for Storage

A blade-based hand trimmer can flatten or nick the natural contours of dried material, and any electric trimmer ties the grower to a power outlet during every session. The Trimbag collapsible dry trimmer avoids both problems, using blade-free friction that preserves natural shape while giving the operator direct control over batch size, trimming time, and rotation count, with no electricity required to run it.

It weighs 3.5 lbs and folds down into a BPA-free canvas carrying case for storage between sessions, and comes with zipper lubricant plus access to an instructional video for setup and care.

Key Features & Benefits

• Blade-Free Friction Trimming — preserves the natural contours of dried plant material without cutting.
• User-Controlled Batch Size — lets the operator set how much material to trim per cycle.
• Collapsible, Portable Design — folds into a compact form and a BPA-free canvas case for storage.
• No Electricity Required — operates entirely by hand, with no power source needed.

Who Should Use the Trimbag Dry Trimmer

Growers who prefer hand trimming and want a portable, electricity-free tool that uses friction rather than blades to process dried material will find the Trimbag suited to that preference.

About Trimbag

Trimbag was founded in 2014 by KB Designs in Northern California, and released its first hand-held friction trimmer in 2016 as an alternative to blade-based and electric trimming tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this trimmer use blades?

No, it uses blade-free friction to trim material rather than cutting it. That's what preserves the natural contours of the dried plant material during processing.

How much does the trimmer weigh, and does it need power?

It weighs 3.5 lbs and operates entirely by hand, with no electricity required to run it. That combination makes it usable anywhere without needing an outlet nearby.

What is included with the trimmer?

A BPA-free canvas carrying case for folded storage, zipper lubricant, and access to an instructional video. The case and lubricant are meant to keep the trimmer in working condition between sessions.

Can I control how much material I trim at once?

Yes, the user sets batch size, trimming time, and rotation count directly rather than following a fixed cycle. That control is one of the main differences from an electric trimmer with preset settings.