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Pulsar 18.5" Triple Matrix Fat Can Bong

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Management number 248367894 Release Date 2026/09/03 List Price US$26.90 Model Number 248367894
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If you’re someone seeking the smoothest and largest hits available, look no further than the Pulsar Triple Matrix Fat Can Bong! This 18.5” inch tall monster fat can bong is equipped with a fixed downstem that branches into three separate matrix percolators within the base for maximum water filtration. Just above, the Swiss perc housed in the center features an abundance of circular holes that extend the airpath and give your smoke maximum time to cool down within the thick borosilicate glass walls. Topping things off, a badass multi-studded ice catcher works to keep your hits cooler than the arctic winter by allowing you to fill the neck with ice. After your ice melts and water levels get higher, the natural splashguard provided by the Swiss perc in the middle chamber does its job to keep water in the base and not in your mouth. Step up your glass game today with Pulsar’s Triple Matrix Fat Can Bong!

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Compatible with Dry Herbs 🌿
Pulsar Triple Matrix Fat Can Bong
High-Quality Borosilicate Glass
Multi-Studded Ice Catcher
Triple Matrix Percolators
Natural Splash Guard
Swiss Percolator
18.5” inches Tall
Straight Neck
90° Joint Angle
Inset Ice Catcher
18mm Female Joint 
18mm Male Bowl Piece
5.5” inch Heavy Glass Base
Baked-on Black Pulsar Decal

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