ROOR

[TallulahGreen]

I need one of these. I just visited some friends and they had 3 of them. They are freakin rad german designed bong things....totalllllly sick. I NEED MONEY.

[devilman1988]

i have one, best decision i ever made

[Genuine17]

ive always wondered how much of a difference is there between a ROOR or well expensive bong to just a regular glass bong? Is it a real noticable difference in smoke?

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Seriously, if you have never smoked out of a glass-on-glass pyrex bong before, you will be able to tell the difference. The first couple of nights I actually had a hangover. I feel the same way as devilman, in the long run (unless you buy a huge bowl like I ended up doing) you'll end up higher and saving weed.

[RevDutch]

what makes ROOR products so special is that they utilize "difused downstems" (ones with little holes in the tip). The difused downstem functions by forcing the smoke from the bowl through a group of little holes (instead of one big hole) before entering the water chamber. The cooling and filtering that takes place in a water pipe occurs on the surface of the smoke bubbles, therefore the more surface area (lots of tiny little bubbles) you can create the better. also with the glass-on-glass connection joints, you get a much better fit that means more smoke and less air for every hit you take.

P.S. I "borrowed" some of the information above from the Masters of Glass section in the HEADS issue (Vol. 6 - Issue 03) that I picked up last week. I hope to have enough money one day to purchase my very own ROOR bong, but first I have to get my Volcano vaporizer. :dance:

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the diffusers are extra, they're not standard. The bongs come in three seperate parts that you take apart. The large bong with the base, the downstem, and the bowl. In most other non-euro and non-expensive bongs, you keep the downstem in the base.

The diffuser is nice, but I started off without one and it still knocked me on my ass. Still, though, the diffuser is very nice and highly recommended.