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Rutilated Quartz Stone Pipe
Rutilated Quartz Stone Pipe
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Rutilated Quartz Stone Pipe is proof a hand pipe doesn't need to be complicated to be excellent.
What It Is
An authentic DankStop hand pipe — quartz. A form of clear quartz, the Rutilated Quartz Stone Pipe has sparkling strands throughout it. These needle-like designs contain large quantities of iron oxide, which causes this interesting look. Inside the Rutilated Quartz Stone Pipe is a downstem and joint which has been carefully been cut as to not damage the quality of the pipe. The mesh screen bowl is removable, which helps with cleaning and packing.
Why You'll Love It
- Easy to clean: a zip-bag iso soak brings it back to day one.
- Goes anywhere: pocket-sized and ready whenever you are.
- No setup, no water: pack, light, done — the simplest session there is.
- Comfortable in hand: shaped for grip, balance and an easy draw.
How To Use It
Pack the bowl loosely, cover the carb while lighting, release to clear. A weekly zip-bag soak in iso and salt keeps the draw open and the taste clean.
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