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Near Dark Blaze Glass Zickzack Bong

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Near Dark Blaze Glass Zickzack BongNear Dark Blaze Glass' Zickzack Bong This one is for the mantlepiece! This gorgeous royal looking borosilicate glass bong from Blaze Glass has dark Blue accents complimenting the Gold finish beautifully and giving it the look of an Aztec relic. The Z kink in the neck of the bong really sets it apart from other straight necked water pipes and not only does it look amazing but it fits in your hand perfectly. Standing at 330mm with a diameter of 51mm and

Near Dark ‘Blaze Glass' Zickzack Bong

This one is for the mantlepiece! This gorgeous royal looking borosilicate glass bong from Blaze Glass has dark Blue accents complimenting the Gold finish beautifully and giving it the look of an Aztec relic. The Z kink in the neck of the bong really sets it apart from other straight necked water pipes and not only does it look amazing but it fits in your hand perfectly. Standing at 330mm with a diameter of 51mm and a glass thickness of 5mm its a very sturdy bong and although it doesn't necessarily have ice notches (ice catcher) the design of it means you could put some ice in the neck of the bong (just be careful not to block the pipe). An adapter with diffuser slits is provided and also a glass funnel bowl with a comfortable and sturdy handle to pull it out when your ready for that final kick.

Technical Specification

Manufacturer: Blaze Glass
Material: Borosilicate Glass
Height: 33cm
Base Diameter: 12cm
Mouthpiece Diameter: 55mm
Wall Thickness: 5mm
Joint Size: Female 18.8mm
Joint Angle: 60°
Downstem/Diffuser Joint Size: 18.8mm reducing to 14.5mm
Downstem/Diffuser Length: 12.5cm
Bowl Joint Size: Male 14.5mm
Percolator: No
Ice Notches: Shape of bong allows ice cubes to fit
Carb Hole: No


What's Included?

1 x ZickZack Bong
1 x Male 18.8mm to 14.5mm Reducing Diffuser
1 x Male 14.5mm Bowl

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