Glow in the Dark Alien Bong – 14″

Description

Glow in the dark Alien Bong Features

• Style: Straight shooter bong
• Height: 14 inches
• Material: BPA-free food grade silicone
• Glow-in-the-dark: Yes
• Joint size: 14mm female
• Bong bowl: 14mm male
• Design: Alien galaxy pattern
• Mouthpiece: Ribbed
• Base: Round
• Weight: 1 lb
• Portable: Yes
• Maintenance: Easy to clean

Alien Glow in the dark Bong Description

Are you ready for an elevated state of mind? Well, this alien bong is about as good as your very own spaceship. If you’re ready for takeoff, fasten your seatbelt because you’re about to hit zero gravity. There’s a flash of light. Suddenly, you find yourself in another dimension in a far distant galaxy with nothing but this big silicone bong by your side, and the bowl of herb long gone. Put another way, straight tubes are known for getting you blasted more than other styles. This is because their shape delivers direct, filtered hits unlike anything else.

What’s more, this thick bong weighs a whopping one pound so be prepared for some heavy lifting. And not just for your arm but your lungs too. It’s made from non-toxic food grade silicone, the same heat-resistant material used for baking molds. Plus this piece measures 14 inches so it’s a beast of a bong bound to give you one very muscular bicep.

But clearly this water pipe wouldn’t quite hit right if it didn’t glow. Its glowing aura illuminates the trippy alien and galaxy print that wraps the entire piece from base to mouthpiece. So it’s bound to spark conversations about distant life on the edge of the universe. This is particularly the case if you happen to be on your very own edge of the universe. Because a piece like this lets you go the distance. It’s robust silicone material makes it highly portable and travel-friendly. Imagine yourself deep in the forest with a bed of stars above you and fireflies drifting like floating candlelights. And then you take a hit.

But to truly get the most out of a glow-in-the dark bong, it’s best if you put it under the light during the day. That’s because it needs to get energy from the sun or a fluorescent lamp in order to glow in the dark. Plus, the more energy it stores, the trippier it glows as soon as night falls.