picked this up at the local nh headshop as a graduation gift to myself. Hits perfectly. Two chamber, 8 arms of percs. Question, how do you clean the percs? they got dirty real fast. Also, what is the eaisiest way to get water into second perc? so glad i bought this, guess how much i paid im curious
the downstem going into the tube is not made by roor its a different piece if thats why u guys think its fake
The reason is because the ice pinches do not straddle the joint. Edit: If you feel like getting a second opinion post pics here.
Yep agreeing its fake.... probably did pay a lot knowing most headshops selling "roor".... btw reasons i say its fake not to look like im just saying it out my ass: -Joint is not blown by roor, it wouldnt look like they did it blindfolded and drunk -Thats a totally fake sig, roor's would be clean thats the chinaman sig lol -ice pinches, the 2 should be under the label and one in back, there also not even close to the same size as roor's there the typical too small ice pinch only ripoff's have -percs dont look roor
Fake roor. all roors with perc included also have a splashguard. There's no way around it. also those tree percs make me laugh
Eh didnt get burnt that bad, i know a kid that got burnt 320 for a "single tree roor" that was also a clearly chinese bong. Still sucks when you get sold something thats not what you paid for. Thats like buying a Rolex and finding out its really a 5$ replica made in china...
For $160 you got what you paid for, get a disc diffused slide by ben wilson and that peice will rip like a champ.
Another way to tell, if a RooR as ANY percolators at all, the label must say RooR (tech). Look it up.
Not true, don't listen to this guy. OP, i would say that you got a good deal, even if it's fake and i never support buying knockoffs. But ya as stated before, easiest way to tell is the splashguard, i still don't see how the chinese haven't figured that part out yet .
Ya as in 2011, but that doesn't mean they haven't been around, Roor was one of the first to perfect the tree perc in a gong application with mass production. And for your other question: