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Description
The Abbey Road Combo is a carefully curated smoking set that merges timeless music culture with reliable function and bold design. Whether you're a vinyl aficionado or simply enjoy gear with artistic flair, this combo delivers a stylish and practical setup that keeps your session smooth and your space dialed in.
Inspired by one of the most recognizable album covers in music history, this bundle includes everything you need to grind, roll, and light up—all in one cohesive package.
What’s Included:
Fab 4 Abbey Road Rolling Tray – Medium
A durable metal rolling tray featuring the classic crosswalk scene. It provides a smooth surface for rolling while serving as a visual homage to musical history.
Fab 4 Abbey Road 3-Stage Grinder – 55mm
This three-stage aluminum grinder includes sharp teeth for efficient grinding, a mesh screen for pollen separation, and bold graphics that match the tray for a complete aesthetic.
Cyclone Hemp Cone – Wonderberry
Pre-rolled and infused with berry flavor, this hemp cone offers a convenient and flavorful option for smokers who want to skip the roll and get right to the session.
Juicy Jay’s Rolling Papers – Absinthe Flavor
These unique flavored papers add a twist to your routine. Slow-burning and infused with an herbal absinthe note, they elevate the taste of your smoke.
Why You’ll Love It:
- Timeless Visual Theme – Inspired by a legendary album cover for music and design lovers
- All-in-One Convenience – Includes a grinder, tray, rolling papers, and pre-rolled cone
- User-Friendly Design – Easy to use for beginners while offering quality performance for experienced smokers
- Flavorful Variety – Enjoy the option of flavored rolling papers and a berry-infused cone
- Gift-Ready Presentation – A thoughtful bundle for any fan of classic music or curated smoking gear
Whether you’re soundtracking your session or just appreciate quality tools with a creative edge, the Abbey Road Combo delivers a complete smoking experience—crafted for music lovers, designed for smooth functionality.
