Honeybee Herb 45 Degree Honey Kettle Quartz Banger
This is a 45 degree version of the stunning Honey Kettle banger, perfect if you want to transform your beaker into a fine rig.
The banger stands out with its slim and long shape, which narrows down towards the top to prevent the waste of smoke. Combined with impressive 3 mm thickness, this quartz piece also maximizes heat retention, perfect for low temp dabs.
The banger has a frosted male joint, and a 20 mm outer diameter. The bevel edge on the flat top allows you to easily manipulate your carb cap but also ensures an airtight seal when you're not moving it.
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Honeybee Herb 45 Degree Honey Kettle Quartz Banger
Honeybee Herb 45 Degree Honey Kettle Quartz Banger
This is a 45 degree version of the stunning Honey Kettle banger, perfect if you want to transform your beaker into a fine rig.
The banger stands out with its slim and long shape, which narrows down towards the top to prevent the waste of smoke. Combined with impressive 3 mm thickness, this quartz piece also maximizes heat retention, perfect for low temp dabs.
The banger has a frosted male joint, and a 20 mm outer diameter. The bevel edge on the flat top allows you to easily manipulate your carb cap but also ensures an airtight seal when you're not moving it.
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This is a 45 degree version of the stunning Honey Kettle banger, perfect if you want to transform your beaker into a fine rig.
The banger stands out with its slim and long shape, which narrows down towards the top to prevent the waste of smoke. Combined with impressive 3 mm thickness, this quartz piece also maximizes heat retention, perfect for low temp dabs.
The banger has a frosted male joint, and a 20 mm outer diameter. The bevel edge on the flat top allows you to easily manipulate your carb cap but also ensures an airtight seal when you're not moving it.
