Khalil Mamoon Shareef Blue 7703 79cm Hookah

The Shareef Blue is the wide-bore 2-level Shareef stem, finished in a polished blue that isn't part of KM's regular production schedule.

Wide-Bore Open Draw · 79 cm 2-Level Stem

Khalil Mamoon Shareef Blue 79 cm - Limited Colourway 2-Level Egyptian Hookah

Features

• Polished blue colour-coated stainless steel.
• Two-level stem geometry adds smoke path length over a same-height single-level KM, which translates to noticeably cooler draws.
• Stainless steel core under the colour coat shrugs off rust and corrosion over years of weekend sessions.
• 79 cm sits in the sweet spot for lounge use - full-size presence, manageable footprint.
• Complete kit out of the box: KM Pro Signature 60 in hose, Egyptian clay bowl, stamped tray, tongs, brushes and grommets.

Fit & Compatibility

Standard Egyptian clay bowl ships with the pipe and runs on foil out of the box. For HMD sessions, drop in a flat-lipped phunnel bowl. The KM hose port accepts most standard-grommet aftermarket silicone hoses if you want to upgrade later.

Care & Maintenance

• Brush the stem through with warm water after every session - the included brush is sized for the downstem.
• Wash the glass base with warm soapy water plus lemon or bicarb to lift flavour residue.
• Coloured exterior: dry soft cloth only. Avoid scouring pads, citrus sprays and harsh cleaners.
• Replace grommets when they go soft. Keep the pipe upright in a dry corner when not in use.

In the Box

• 1x Khalil Mamoon Shareef Blue 2-Level Stem
• 1x Hand-Painted Egyptian Glass Base
• 1x KM Pro Signature Hose (60 in)
• 1x Egyptian Clay Bowl
• 1x Stamped KM Coal Tray, 1x Tongs, Grommets, Brushes
• Note: Charcoal, foil and shisha not included.

Is the Blue any different inside than the Red or Black?

No - the stem geometry, airway diameter and internal construction are identical across the Red, Blue and Black Shareefs. The only difference is the exterior colour coating.

How long until you get more in?

Honest answer: we don't know. KM doesn't publish a coloured-batch schedule, and we order the rare colourways when they appear.