Canyon | Peyote Pillar Bong

The Grid Cap percolator in the base of the Canyon provides heavy diffusion with 60 holes of percolation while ensuring optimal airflow for smooth and airy bong hits. The grid cap is a hollow sphere that has been sliced by a wet saw for seven slots spaced evenly around the sphere. Each slot is sectioned into five sections by using "stringers". Stringers are when you take rods of glass and stretch them thin. This stringer are then used bridge the gap in four areas making 5 spaces per slot. For our math nerds out there, the Canyon packs 35 points of diffusion in the hollow base alone.

The 360° Grid Cap percolator brings a world of function to the Canyon stacking water and bubbles high into the Canyon. The hollow base of the Canyon allows for extra water for added filtration and a gentle rumble. The wide added water adds a weight to the bottom chamber that not only stablizes your piece but transforms the function of the grid cap

The Peyote Pillar operates by splitting the smoke from the main chamber into slim pillars within the middle section of the bong. Afterward, these pillars blend back into the primary chamber, exposing the smoke to a lot of surface area for effective cooling. Additionally, it regulates the water flow, creating a consistent performance for every Peyote Pillar. Each Canyon bong goes under three points of quality inspection to make sure that function, form, and airflow are all optimized.

The Canyon features a unique bent neck design that not only looks great but serves a purpose. The curvy nature of the neck allows for a clear pathway for smoke to pass through but makes sure that water cannot climb up the neck. If any water makes it into the neck of the bong, it is deflected off of the curves in the bent neck. The bent neck of the Canyon also allows for more area for smoke to cool without adding unwanted height to this glass bong.