Name: Acrylic Double Bubble Water Pipe - 12" / Colors Vary
Brand: Headshop
SKU: 45398055-6052-4a6f-a566-bc681666af95
Price: 15.99 USD
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Acrylic Double Bubble Water Pipe - 12" / Colors Vary

Experience a killer smoke sesh with our dope 12" Acrylic Double Bubble Water Pipe. This water pipe is made from top-notch fused acrylic, giving it a long-lasting and stylish vibe. The dual bubble layout guarantees primo water filtering for mad smooth and fresh hits.

Optimal Height: Standing at 12 inches tall, this water pipe offers a comfortable and convenient smoking experience.
Vibrant Colors: Each pipe comes in assorted colors, adding a fun and personalized touch to your smoking sessions.
Robust Construction: Equipped with an aluminum bowl and downstem, this water pipe is built to last and withstand regular use.
Convenient Accessories: The removable stand and cap make cleaning and maintenance effortless, ensuring lasting enjoyment..

Just What I Wanted

I can't rate this 5 stars because it's a cheap piece of plastic. But it deserves no less than 4 stars because it's just as described, and very nice as what it was designed to be.

All that said, this is just what I was looking for. A cheap AND INEXPENSIVE piece of nearly straight plastic to hold water to pull smoke through.

I have no need nor desire for decorated glass requiring gentler care and which is ridiculously expensive. Why do people think a piece of glass with a hole in it is worth $75+?

Just What I Wanted

I can't rate this 5 stars because it's a cheap piece of plastic. But it deserves no less than 4 stars because it's just as described, and very nice as what it was designed to be.

All that said, this is just what I was looking for. A cheap AND INEXPENSIVE piece of nearly straight plastic to hold water to pull smoke through.

I have no need nor desire for decorated glass requiring gentler care and which is ridiculously expensive. Why do people think a piece of glass with a hole in it is worth $75+?