RooR... (durability?)

[nevaquit01]

ok, wtf is a diffuser? what does it do I haven't figured it out yet.

nevaquit01 Reviewed by nevaquit01 on 03-28-2006. RooR... (durability?) I'm thinking of buying a roor. I am finally getting a place where I'll be allowed to smoke inside (parents, then dorm, now finally an apartment)(FINALLY!). My only question about them is how durable are the different thicknesses? obviously a 7mm is going to hold up to the occasional bump or drop better than a 3.2mm one but 7 is so damn expensive I might not be able to work it into my budget. Who all has a roor, how thick is it and how durable have you found it to be? Rating: 5

[420purplehaze420]

ok, wtf is a diffuser? what does it do I haven't figured it out yet.

it goes on ur stem and is like a screen that breaks up the smoke into thousands of little bubbles and you get a crazy filter job and really smooth hits, but with it you need an ash catcher or it will get clogged fast

[tblueyes]

Get a Hurricane bong.

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a diffuser's a downstem, but instead of one large hole at the bottom there are many. As far as I know, ROORs have the most holes. The name diffuser is a term used in mechanics for displacement, I believe. I does make for a much smoother hit, but mine has never clogged.

[nevaquit01]

sweet, diffuser added. =) now i just gotta wait like 4 months till I have my own place.

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Just curious, are you getting a straight shooter, a bowl, or a beaker?

[nevaquit01]

lil sista (beaker) 3.2mm w/ sandblasted logo, ice notches, 14.4 joint with bistabil, and now a diffuser.