Smojo Screens

[Mr. Me2]

Thought I’d start a thread about this nifty little item. I was introduced to it by the good people at Prrl Labs (@Black_Prrl) relating to the introduction of their new product, the Neo (which looks novel and great - I’m really looking forward to giving this a try).

Anyway, the Smojo is a new pipe screen design. And it looks great. I got my first ones, gave them a quick iso bath (not sure needed, but just in case) and installed one in a new pipe. Easy to install and does not create airflow restriction.

I plan to take it for s test drive this weekend and am hopeful this is a game changer for those using traditional pipes (while hopefully not combusting).

Here’s a link to the Smojo site:

Smojo Brand of Permanent Smoking Screen

The Smojo Screen provides freedom from the hassles of smoking screens. Enhance your smoking pleasure and keep your pipe clean.

www.smojoscreen.com

 

[howie105]

Hey Mr Me2 What vapes are you going to try them with? The idea of a long life screen sounds so sweet on the other hand a rectangular screen over a round hole sounds challenging. Looking foward to your follow up.

 

[Mr. Me2]

I’m getting a Neo that’s supposed to be delivered today. The Neo is basically an external heater used to bake flower in a traditional pipe. Here’s a link to the thread:

Discontinued - The NEO by Prrl Labs

Hey, all! I’m starting a new thread for our new product, the NEO… we’re getting ready to launch a pre-order campaign in just a few days with a planned delivery date by Thanksgiving. So, I wanted to tell you a bit about it, and get your initial thoughts and questions. The NEO acts more like a...

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This device is a great excuse to go pipe shopping or dust off and clean your old favorites.

I’m really hoping the Smojo is a winner. Early reports are that it is. Can’t wait to confirm for myself.

 

[iDRINKBLEACH]

Yeah going to keep an eye on it. I wish they made them in Ti also

 

[OTE]

Just came here to say that these work great as a replacement for Dynavap CCDs. They're somewhat expensive but virtually indestructible with normal use.