Ben Wilson | 14mm Line Worked Screen Slides

Are you looking for a top-notch replacement bowl for your bong? Look no further than the 14mm Line Worked Disc Screen Slides by Ben Wilson Glass. These stunningly crafted bong bowls are designed to elevate your smoking sessions to new heights.

Featuring a fixed 8-point Disc Screen, these bowls offer exceptional smoke diffusion, ensuring each hit is incredibly smooth. Say goodbye to harshness and hello to a world of pure smoking pleasure. The Disc Screen also plays a vital role in evenly burning your precious bud, allowing you to savor every moment.

One of the standout features of these bowls is the inclusion of glass nubs that serve as roll stops. No more accidental spills or tumbles! These nubs keep your smoking experience hassle-free and help you maintain a steady grip.

Ben Wilson Glass takes pride in creating heady glass pieces that are as functional as they are visually striking. Available in various captivating colors and patterns, these bowls allow you to inject a vibrant splash of personality into your classic scientific bong, bubbler, or water pipe. It’s the perfect opportunity to personalize your smoking setup and make it truly your own.

Crafted with the utmost precision and care, these bowls are made from high-quality boro glass that guarantees durability and longevity. Designed and manufactured in Southern California, U.S.A., they embody the finest craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Upgrade your smoking sessions today with the 14mm Line Worked Disc Screen Slides by Ben Wilson Glass. Enhance your smoking experience, indulge in flavorful hits, and enjoy the artistry of these remarkable pieces. Don’t settle for anything less than extraordinary – make a statement with your bong bowl choice!

Bong Slide Features:

• Diffused flower bowl
• Heady Glass
• Slide joint: 14mm male joint
• Glass roll stop nubs
• Quality, boro glass
• Various line worked colors available
• Made in Southern California, U.S.A.

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Added May 16, 2024