A very traditional moassel. very strong but very smooth. this one will hit you hard if ou are not used to it. make sure you eat. lol but overall a nice smooth flavor. def give this one a try. sorry for no credits but here they are Special thanks to Sahara Smoke Co. for the chance to review this one. as well as hookahgiveaway.com, and you guys for watching.

In this video Chronic Hookah aka hookahjohn shows his method of packing a phunnel bowl with Tangiers Lucid Blue Gumball. This video is really rough due to time constraints however there are a lot of methods out there and I wanted to show mine. This is similar to what I learned hanging around Eric the maker of Tangoers. I packed enough that will last at least 2hours or more but I can’t smoke that long alone. Keep in mind this is the Lcid line and this prepartation isn’t necessary however it is for preparing the regular line of Tangiers. I am trying to upload along with this another video showing the amount of smoke that comes out with 4 Chronic Hookah Natural Coconut Coals. You can use 3 however I prefer 4.

We have too much fun.

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The name pretty much explains what this is – shows how to pack shisha in a km hookah bowl. Thanks very much to john aka hookahjohn for the idea. And as always be sure to check out hookahs at thehookahmonster.com

This is a review of some Exotica brand hookah coals. This is Japanese charcoal for hookah smoking

This is a hookah smoking review I did. It’s the Tangiers Tropical Punch flavored shisha

Brian lights up his hookah coals and then starts smoking hookah.

How many hookah coals do I? I’ve heard that less coals result in a longer smoke session. Is there a minimum of coals I need, or would one work ?

Well yes and no. Theoretically the less heat the slower it cooks. But it really comes down to bowls and tobacco. Most tobaccos can not handle multiple rounds of coals, even if there is some uncached at the bottom.

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Tangiers is the best known for handling this, because it was designed to. Romman and Nakhla can from time to time, but not as well.

I smoke strictly out of phunnels now, for everything.

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The phunnel design allows better air flow around the tobacco and not through it so the tobacco will last longer, hold in juices better, and just smoke better all night long! typical phunnel goes 2-3 hours for me using Coconara Coals.

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I would use 2 Whole Cocos or 3 Half Cocos. Just use a knife and hit the coals to break them.

This is my review of jewels quick light coals. They light kinda fast, but not as fast as CHQL’s. If you can’t find three kings charcoal, then grab some of these. The problem with these is that you have to blow on them a lot. I like to have the bottoms red hot before I put them on the hookah bowl. Or at least wait until they ash over. But I think you could hyperventilate by the time you quit blowing on them! Try them if you can find them. Otherwise, just get three kings.
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