I need a bong

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rooringup420

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Im looking to get a bong and wanted to know what you guys think the best bang for your buck is. I was looking at SB and RooR, but have no clue about what the numbers mean other than how tall it is. Can some school me on this and give me some advice.
 
Dinosaurbud

Dinosaurbud

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Roor....go for their base model at 5mm....if you like the way that Roor smokes, sell the regular bong on CL and go for a custom 7mm one....
 
Nusky

Nusky

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Best bang for your buck would be to go with Red Eye Glass, dirt cheap bongs, very thick glass. But if you're a roorfag then get a roor, just saying red eye makes thicker better quality glass, all roor has is a name that has been spread around
 
dam612

dam612

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Never heard of red eye but I will agree that roors are way to expensive for what they are. I have a 1.5 foot beakerbottom 9mil glass w/ percolator glass on glass no name brand that cost me 89$, if it had a roor logo it would have ran me like 300+
 
Nusky

Nusky

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dam612 said:
Never heard of red eye but I will agree that roors are way to expensive for what they are. I have a 1.5 foot beakerbottom 9mil glass w/ percolator glass on glass no name brand that cost me 89$, if it had a roor logo it would have ran me like 300+
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Red Eye is a canadian glass company, pretty much the only glass that is sold where I am from. My red eye bong is 14 mm thick, cost me $60 and had a perc

http://www.redeyeglass.ca/
 
ylem

ylem

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make your way to your local head shop and browse for a bit. ask for some help if you need it. pick the bongs up a feel them. nothing tells you more about a bong than its weight. depending on where you live, there should be a quality glass shop somewhere near by.
 
BA142

BA142

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Hit up your local head shop and ask if they do custom tubes...my buddy just has a 7mm beaker made for like 80 bucks. He bought a nice Alex K showerhead to go with it and now it hits just as good as a RooR, at a fraction of the cost
 
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