HITOKI ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH MMA FIGHTER NICK DIAZ AS OFFICIAL BRAND AMBASSADOR

Hitoki (www.hitoki.com), the innovative cannabis technology device company is proud to announce its latest partnership with mixed martial artist fighter Nick Diaz as its official brand ambassador, bringing fans the Nick Diaz 209 Hitoki Collector’s Edition Trident Laser collectible device. This partnership celebrates Diaz’s tribulations and hard fought victories as a professional athlete and cannabis advocate. 

Nick Diaz received one of the harshest cannabis-related suspensions in 2015 by the Nevada Athletic Commission following his fight against Anderson Silva. Diaz was slapped with a five year suspension after failing 1 out of 3 drugs tests while advocating for cannabis outside of the ring. The suspension was later reduced and Diaz made his highly anticipated return to the UFC Octagon in 2019. Diaz, who has stood up for cannabis, chooses the Trident to help him relax and recover when he is not training for a fight. Utilizing the Trident’s clean experience and ultimate punch of flavor, Diaz enjoys the consumption experience to relax. Hitoki’s patent-pending laser technology ensures that the true flavors of the flower are delivered, without any contaminants that come from butane lighters.

The Nick Diaz 209 Hitoki Collector’s Edition Trident Laser is in honor of a fighter in the ring and in the streets of Stockton, CA – his hometown, for what he has done to help bring awareness to the plant. As part of this collaboration, 100 random people who purchase the Collector’s Edition Nick Diaz 209 Trident Laser will receive a Nick Diaz signed official UFC glove.

“We at Hitoki are grateful to be able to work with Nick Diaz and get the chance to amplify his story with the world!” says Hitoki co-founder Joe Tran. “We thank Nick and his team for sticking to their guns and being generous collaborators on this project.”

The Nick Diaz 209 Hitoki Trident Laser features include:

  • Engraved image from Strikeforce fight between Nick Diaz and Frank Shamrock
  • Engraved Stockton, CA area code 
  • 100 random units signed by Nick Diaz
  • LED indicator power temperature modes
  • 280+ draws per charge
  • Aircraft grade aluminum exterior
  • Carb button
  • USB-C rapid Charging
  • FDA Compliant Safety Locks

In addition to being a professional athlete who sacrificed years worth of work for what is now deregulated in spaces such as the UFC, NBA and NFL, Nick Diaz is also a well respected businessman in various industries including cannabis with his CBD brand, GAME UP Nutrition. Diaz’s partnership with Hitoki underscores the growing acceptance of cannabis in sports and its benefits for athletes. 

The Nick Diaz 209 Collector’s Edition Trident Laser is available for purchase online here.

ABOUT HITOKI

Founded by Asian-American brothers Joe and Jack Tran, the Hitoki brand is spearheaded by the Trident Laser. The Trident works in a fashion akin to how using sunlight and a magnifying glass is used to burn flowers with a concentrated beam of light. Hitoki’s patent-pending laser combustion process provides a healthy alternative to the chemical butane filled lighters that would enter your lungs and alter the true flavor of your flower. (IG:@hitokilaser)



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