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Ring Hookah Coals: One Quick-Light Coal to Rule Them All
 Just when you thought that the hookah industry had reached the end in terms of new and unique hookah charcoal technology, we introduce a new quick-lighting charcoal that runs rings around the competition! Introducing new Ring Hookah Charcoals, quick-lighting hookah charcoal with a hole in the center. Measuring 38mm in diameter (approximately 1.5 inches), these disc-shaped hookah charcoals are lit the same way as other quick-lighting hookah charcoal (with a standard cigarette lighter or torch lighter) but have the following advantages over the rest: • More surface area of the coal is exposed, allowing them to be lit faster and more efficiently. • Just like the Fantasia Air-Flow Coals, the design allows oxygen to flow more freely through the coal, keeping them stoked throughout the smoking session and requiring less ashing. • Ring coals are slightly more compressed than other quick-light coals, which makes them burn hotter and therefore allowing you to use less charcoal per smoking session. • When using a Phunnel Hookah Bowl, you can place the coal directly in the center and have the coal transfer the heat radially, without having the heat directly over the hole.   |
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make them out of coconut husk and we can talk.
July 12th, 2012 at 9:34 pmI have been talking about making these for over a year now with some friends. I guess I should have jumped on it earlier.
There are some bamboo ones out like this too.
July 16th, 2012 at 6:36 pmI heart this so much I might gushing explode. Best idea since ice.
July 16th, 2012 at 8:28 pm^^ This
July 16th, 2012 at 9:44 pmMax makes a good point. Although I love this concept and plan on buying a fair amount without a doubt, I would be extatic if Coco Nara embraced this idea.
July 16th, 2012 at 10:53 pmWhile I think the idea is pretty fantastic the fact that they’re quick lights kills it for me. I haven’t met one quick light coal that I liked, they always burn too hot and usually have an absolutely terrible taste they add to the shisha. I’m with Max and Brittany, if someone like Coco Nara took this idea and ran with it I think it would be the best thing to happen to coals.
July 18th, 2012 at 7:42 am^^ I have tried these and completely love them. They don’t have any taste to them whatsoever and they burn at a good consistent temperature. A++
September 7th, 2012 at 2:14 pmI love these coals and our first full box was perfect. Unfortunately, the second box, for whatever reason, has resulted in almost every coal popping and sending half of it into the air.
This is similar to what always happened with Starbuzz coals and why I stopped using them. These coals are more expensive and yet now they’re doing the same thing. I’m highly annoyed that there isn’t a company that I can directly complain too. At least not anywhere I can find.
April 17th, 2013 at 9:04 pm