Featured Product - Tsunami Waterpipes

The body of the Tsunami is specifically designed to make the smoke swirl and rise, similar to a tsunami wave swirling at the bottom of the ocean and rising above the surface.


Monday 17 January 2011

By Admin

The body of the Tsunami is specifically designed to make the smoke swirl and rise, similar to a tsunami wave swirling at the bottom of the ocean and rising above the surface. Fine punctures are made along its body, creating air-jets which filter out tar particles. Because the smoke rises in cyclone-like fashion, the centrifugal force pushes the tar particles against the inner wall, where they are collected through the air-jets. It is advertised as a double-filtered pipe because of this extra form of tar extraction. Tsunamis vary in size but they all have 6 air jets. This increases the velocity flow of the smoke when inhaling, which results in a quicker, faster "hit".
In addition, the Tsunami uses a special down-stem, which connects to an ash-catcher (a small glass bubble filled with water). A bowl is then connected to the top of the ash-catcher. When smoking, the ash falls into the ash-catcher and is kept there, preventing any solid materials from entering the main chamber of the Tsunami. This feature keeps the main water clean, and many users report a smoother taste because of this. The smoke however, does not filter through the water in the ash-catcher.

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