ROOR Little Sista Ice Master

PLEASE NOTE DELIVERY TIMES WILL VARY AS THE ROOR BONGS ARE MADE TO ORDER

The ROOR glassblowery has been participating at the International CannaBusiness show every year - this year, they chose the event to present their new model to the public.

We introduce to you the ROOR Little Sista Ice Master. Already with a fantastic reputation for their collections, ROOR have, yet again, presented us with something special. The ROOR Little Sista is a glass pipe with an unusual shape, and an unusual name!

The creator of ROOR bongs had this to say:

Our company philosophy has always been to created the perfect pipe for each smoking behaviour - perfect with regard to function, aesthetics and quality. Besides the ongoing production we always experiment with new shapes and glass techniques. Our Little Sista Bong is thus also a model which we worked on and tested a lot, until she met all our high demands. E.g. we didn't choose the conical shape of its bowl base for aesthetic reasons only, but also because it allows for a more stable standing compared to the usual bowl-shaped base. Such things are extremely important to us, as our customers rightly expect from us no short-living one-way product, but elaborate and long-living quality products.

Due to the design of her conical bowl, the ROOR Little Sista Ice Master can hold up to 4 times the amount of water as other bongs. This completely changes the inhalation characteristics - some smokers love the resulting sub-pressure.

All ROOR bongs are made from the highest-quality Borosilicate glass. They are expertly hand blown and crafted to create a stylish, yet functional bong.

As with all ROOR bong. the ROOR Little Sista Ice Master uses a glass gauze. This gives you a cleaner experience with a nicer flavour, compared to using a bong which uses a metal filter.

Contents:

• Bong

• Downpipe

• Glass Gauze

Measurements:

• Capacity: 100ml

• Downtube/Diffuser Length: 155mm

• Wall Thickness: 3.2mm

• Ground Joint: 14.5mm/18.8mm

Content produced on 21/11/2018