Smoke-a-Saurus ReX

Smoke-a Saurus ReX Smoking Dinosaur Kit

The beauty of the holidays is the joy in which we choose to partake, as we momentarily suspend our cynicism to embrace the magic of the season with child-like wonder. And as we nurture that inner child, let us remember that nothing ignites a child’s imagination like Legos and dinosaurs. But we are still adults—and nothing ignites an adult’s imagination like a good toke. Now, close your eyes and imagine a world where we can put all those elements together (minus the children). Did you imagine the Smoke-a-Saurus ReX from Big Pipe? Because you should have. The Smoke-a-Saurus is a build-your-own metal pipe kit that comes with all the parts and fully illustrated instructions to build your own smokeable dinosaur, organized in a brilliantly branded 14-compartment lidded tray for maximum convenience. At only $49.99, it’s perfectly priced to please that inner child without breaking your grown-up bank.

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