PAG - Worked Recycler Dab Rig

Elevate your dabbing sessions with the Worked Recycler Dab Rigs from Phatt Ass Glass. Handcrafted with precision in Southern California, these scientific recycler rigs are a testament to exceptional craftsmanship and innovative design. The fixed 8-hole perc ensures optimal diffusion within the lower chamber, while you can choose between the internal recycler or the Klein recycler design. The green fade, complemented by steel wool stringers, gives each piece a vibrant pop of color, making it a tool and a work of art. Its 14mm female joint is versatile enough for both quartz banger and enail setups. The Ti Signed PAG is a mark of authenticity and quality.

Key Features:

• Superior Functionality: The recycler design ensures a smooth and flavorful dabbing experience.

• Unique Design: Choose between the internal or Klein recycler designs for your preferred diffusion process.

• Quality Craftsmanship: Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, ensuring durability and longevity.

• Versatile Use: Comes with a 14mm female joint, perfect for various setups.

• Elegant Aesthetics: The green fade with steel wool stringers and the Ti Signed PAG add a touch of sophistication.

FAQs:

1. What makes the Worked Recycler Dab Rigs unique? Their scientific recycler design and choice between internal or Klein recycling ensures optimal diffusion and a superior dabbing experience.

2. Where are these rigs crafted? They are handblown precisely in Southern California, ensuring top-notch quality and craftsmanship.

3. What is the size of the joint? The rig features a 14mm female joint, making it versatile for various setups.

4. How tall is the rig? The approximate height of the rig is 8 inches.

5. How do I care for my rig? Being made of quality borosilicate glass, it's durable. However, handle with care and clean regularly for optimal performance.

For those who value quality, functionality, and aesthetics in their dabbing experience, the Worked Recycler Dab Rigs from Phatt Ass Glass are the perfect choice.

Added October 12, 2022