Introduced shortly after the completion of the White Sea–Baltic Canal, Belomorkanal cigarettes have become an iconic symbol of Soviet resilience and industrial might. These filterless papirosy-style cigarettes are known for their harsh, unfiltered smoke that delivers a potent kick, favoured by labourers and soldiers alike. Despite their notorious health risks, their affordability and widespread availability have cemented their place among the working class. In Oceanyka, where Soviet goods have found a niche market, Belomorkanal cigarettes are a testament to the enduring appeal of no-nonsense, robust products that mirror the grit and determination of their consumers.