deep buddy
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cant decide on these. ive never had a tabletop? bubbler type thing but the upgrid has got my attn! big time. any one have an up grid? what do you think of it?
those look dope for sure! a good driving piece!jk! but yeah ive never had a "scientific" bub im really liking the idea though. also down the street at kind creations they have a "oil can/drum" perc that looks retarded.I have one of these Syn's, and I'm pretty happy with it, although I'd like something that holds more water and has a deeper gugrle. Either way, it's a smooth toke.
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outwest
never tried a syn,but do have a sg mini king.When you hit it it feels like taking a breath of fresh air
Wow that looks nice. May be just what I'm looking for. A breath of fresh air, eh? :))
outwest
SYN makes solid pieces, no doubt. But, you cant go wrong w SG. Plus, if you ever want to upgrade, you can sell your SG for what you paid for it or more. SG for the win.
like venom said, that sg mini king with natty splashguard is zero, and i mean zero drag. it has about 9 slits in the stemline and diffuses like crazy. the flavor is completely there, so nothing is lost. it's all you could want in a smaller piece, and i keep mine in the refrigerator. papi chingon's seal of approval for sure.
On a serious note the sg mini king with a natty splash guard is new daily driver.
dope yep ill either get the one from a friend here( if i didnt slack too long) or hit the lab.I bought a zob the other day. Hated it and bought one of these. No comparison. Thanks for the tip.
outwest
yeah ill be getting SG's down the line, you guys def sold me on the SG over SYN. but i got the oil drum from kind creations its nice. def zero drag and stacks really nice, i can take huuuuugge errl rips and barely cough, very nice and cheap.
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