120 Pieces Coco Nara Charcoal Natural Coconut Hookah Shisha Coal Coconara

120 Pieces Coco Nara Charcoal Natural Coconut Hookah Shisha Coal Coconara

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Score By Feature

Based on 570 ratings

Delivery

8.88

Packaging

9.16

Value for money

9.33

Customer service

8.84

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Product Description

There are 120 pieces of coconut charcoal in a box from Coconara

The coals in this kit are not quick light, so you will need to light them with a burner

You will be able to burn your coals for 40 to 50 minutes per coal with Coconara

Tasteless, odorless, and chemical-free, these all natural accessories and parts are a great alternative to synthetic products

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me how many square inches there are in one coal cube?

Although individual coals can vary when it comes to weight, I estimate that each coal weighs about The size of the measurement is 75in long, 0in wide. With a width of 75 in and a height of The height of the image is 5in high.

Selected User Reviews For 120 Pieces Coco Nara Charcoal Natural Coconut Hookah Shisha Coal Coconara

I've used very few other coals for Hookah, but these are one of the best

5/5

I am a novice hookah smoker, thereby scoring 5 out of 5. Since the past 10 years, I have occasionally smoked cigarettes, but have only recently invested in a Hookah kit for personal use. I have spent a great deal of time researching what are the best coals to use, and almost all videos and sources have Charcoal from the Cononara mountain range. Hard pressed and made from coconut shells, these coals are hard to find in the market. The shisha you are smoking will taste more natural since the cigarettes burn cleanly and do not leave a harsh aftertaste. Smoke from other charcoals is harsher since they are made from additives and different unnatural ingredients. The coconut shells of these are directly used as raw material. They have been my go-to products for years and I will never Pros *Burns cleanly*Keeps heat for a long period of time*Cut into cubes*Retains heat well for a long The following are the five digits Two hours)
Does not provide an unpleasant taste

Cons None.

Dillon Pruitt

| Nov 28, 2020

There are no better coals around than these

5/5

This is probably your best option if you want a smooth hookah session. With the "self igniting" coals, just one would make me cough after awhile, but with these, I can use two simultaneously, and the pull is stronger but not as grueling as the one with one self igniting coal. The coals last for a long time and do not emit a strange odor like some coals. Because I don't have a torch, I use my stove to light them. This.

Wrenley Chambers

| Dec 07, 2020

I am amazed at those There is nothing else you should buy other than The other coals I've bought have been covered in millions of chemicals that you can taste inside, as well as being twice the size and not burn evenly

5/5

I have them cut so that they will burn equally and aren't that big. Also, they won't have a taste or make you dizzy.

Beau Figueroa

| Feb 07, 2021

Whenever I need to get something done The coal takes about 5 hours to burn Take 10 minutes to heat up, but they hold up for at least 1 hour, so a 3-minute cook time For a 2, 4 coals in a HMD are sufficient

5/5

Would it be a good idea to do a 5-hour Yes, of course.

Kimora Farmer

| Feb 11, 2021

I bought these as a gift for my sister, and they are good value for the price

5/5

Spending a lot of money on something small is her habit. Considering the price, I was able to get a good deal.

Angelica Goodwin

| Apr 23, 2021

One of the worst batches of coal I have ever purchased from Coco Naara

3/5

A source that cannot be trusted. The worst batch of Coco nara coals I have ever received was the last batch I purchased from them near six years ago. As a result, they ashed up excessively and were unable to last for more than 15 minutes. This is not a source I would recommend.

Kane Crowley

| Mar 28, 2021

It's kind of a bummer

3/5

There are several types of coco coals that I have used. Honestly, these are the worst ones I've used so far. The problem is that not only do they take a very long time to heat up, but they also burn out very quickly with little heat generated. My batch may have been strange, but I certainly am not satisfied.

Carly Key

| Mar 31, 2021

There is a slight smell when they are slowly heated

5/5

Then, once they reach their proper temperature, they're exactly as they should be and burn for a very long time. Can't decide if it tastes good or is flavorless. Shakes are unaffected by these, but these don't interfere with them.