HEISENBERG glass bong 'Twentyfour Seven' | 50cm

With the Heisenberg Twentyfour Seven we present you a cool percolator bong in the style of a cylinder bong, which has proven itself through its resistance-free and smooth draw and convinces even old hands with its performance.
Thick borosilicate glass forms this bong. The distinctive 5mm thick wall thickness is particularly evident in the workmanship of the colored mouthpiece, the edge of which is voluminously curved outwards, creating a comfortable resting area for the lips. Because the Twentyfour Seven does not have a kick hole, hitting is done via lift off - lifting the bowl.

The highlights of the Heisenberg Twentyfour Seven glass bong

Double Disc Percolator (Stemline)

The chillum flows directly into a double disc percolator in the water chamber, which subjects the smoke to an initial swirl. The percolator only has the typical slot-shaped openings on its underside to draw the smoke through the water as effectively as possible. It only needs to be slightly under water so that you can smoke with as little resistance as possible.

Double Disc (vertical)

The bong has 1 “normal” double disc perc above the double disc percolator, which subjects the smoke to further thorough swirling. When smoking, both double disc percolators should only be slightly under water so that the water is not drawn up too far when inhaling

Ice notches for that little bit of extra freshness

Above the percolator, there are 3 ice notches in the neck of the bong. These turn your bong into an ice bong. You can use them to use the area above the notches as an ice compartment by filling the bong with ice cubes or coarse crushed ice. This gives the smoke an additional kick of freshness. At the same time, the notches act as a splash guard against rising water.

18.8 Connection with fixed chillum

The Twentyfour Seven belongs to the group of Stemless Bongs that are smoked without an additional chillum. The 18.8mm cut goes directly into a chillum that is already installed on the outside of the bong and flows directly into the percolator inside the water chamber. To increase the stability and break resistance of the chillum, it is supported by an additional glass connection (Dewar's Joint).