quality hookah’s

[maxx]

hi, i just got introduced to hookah's fell in love with the hookah the
first time i smoked from one, my question is, do the higher priced
hookah's smoke better, or are they more expensive due to their looks?
is one type better than another, for instance is egyptian better than
the others? is glass better than acrylic? i want to buy the best
smoking hookah, looks would be a second consideration, but best for
smoking would defineatly be my first consideration, thanks for all
replies, my price range would be anything under 300.00 u.s

[cypress]

If you have 300 dollars to spend then we can get you one of the finest
hookas out. The first question is do you want a multi-hose. Do you want
the vase to glass, acrylic or bohemian crystal (this one is going to be
the most expensive). The thing with acrylic vase is that it is shatter
resistant and you can screw it on to a stem (the pipe portion) as
oppose to using what is called a grommet (a type of gasket) for the
glass and crystal.

The main thing that makes a hookah good is the draw (how hard you have
to suck to get smoke), durability, and the size of the bowl (the part
where you put the tabacco).

I think with this we can get you a verry good one.

[maxx]

thanks, more info, i guess i would like to go with acrylic base, but
only because it is shatter resistant, and all i need will be a single
hose, i appreciate all the info, thanks

[cypress]

Then you would like an acrylic Mya Saray Hookah. You can order it form
www.myasaray.com or you can get it from www.hookah-shisha.com under
modern hookahs. Good luck.

[entrailsgalore]

Alot of times youll pay a little mroe for materials used, or a certain
campany name. All in all most hookahs smoke alot. But being expensive
doesnt mean sturdy, and being cheap doesnt mean will break in a second.
I got a rotator for 80 bucks, smoked great for the first 3 weeks then
one day...it stopped smoking great. I still dont know whats wrong with
it, ive checked everything 100 times. I also spent liek 60 bucks on a
sultan hookah.....all Ills ay is that thing is in pieces right now. So
sometimes cheap price can mean cheao quality. But then again I got my
Mya acrilic for like 40 bucks, and it smokes great still and its NOT
broken or has cracks or any leaks at all, great buy imo. But all in all
all hookahs will smoke similar, and it comes down to how much yorue
willing to spend on a hookah. Egiptian hookahs smoke as well as
acrilycs imo, only dfference is teh acrylic wont break as easily.
  I would recomend buying one like me, its a medium sized Mya
acrylic. Smeoks great, air tight sela and sturdy. For 40 bucks.

[Mathazar]

Well, personally,  I like my little 18 inch/$40 Sultan
Hookah.  It smokes great, and I haven't had any problems with it
not being airtight or with the glass breaking,  I'm very careful
with it.  But,  if what you want is a totally
airtight/shatter-resistant hookah,  then I suppose the MYA SARAY
acrylic would be your best choice.  Then you could use the rest of
your money for charcoal and tobacco products 

[entrailsgalore]

hey long time no see mathazar:)

[Mathazar]

I've been around,  not always posting,  but around here now & then

[yashman19]

I don't like the idea of purchasing a hookah online without inspecting it myself before buying it, even though you could just send it back if it's defective. All my hookahs I've owned have been inspected before-hand, and the easiest way to do this is to take the bowl off the top, put your hand over the stem, and suck through the hose. If you can't such any air through, your hookah is "air-tight".
Air-tightness is the most important thing when buying a hookah. I've seen very elaborate, very decorative expensive looking hookahs but had sh*tty welds and leaked air. If functionality is your most important feature when buying a hookah, just check your hookah for air-tightness.