The Bonza Pro Mech features an interchangeable screw-on emblems system, allowing you to personalize your setup with different signature designs. Precision-machined in brass, each emblem adds a bold visual contrast, a premium tactile finish, and a collectible element to your mod.
From the iconic Bonza skull to special-edition designs, simply swap the emblem to match your style.
Model
Warden Skull (White Copper), Hellfire Skull (White Copper), Hellfire Bullet Skull (Brass & White Copper), Yaksha Bullet Skull (Brass & White Copper), Royal Cross(Brass), Bullet Coin(Brass), Turquoise Bloom(White Copper), Antique Sunburst(White Copper), XIII Skull(White Copper), Bold Cross(S925 Silver), Silver Bloom(S925 Silver), Round Bloom(S925 Silver), Star Compass(S925 Silver), Square Bloom(S925 Silver), Skull(Brass) (Sold In Bundles), Scarred Skull(White Copper)
I’m a big fan of the emblems, and I have five of them so far. Some are made of brass, others of white brass, which has a silver look.
For me they are more than decoration. They say something about personal style, and they are also really practical. Whether you screw on one or two, they give your fingers a comfortable place to rest while you operate the mech mod. That means grip and a bit of extra orientation in the hand, and I wouldn’t want to go without it.
I also think the idea of making the Bonza Pro Mech customizable is a good one. It sets this mech apart from many other mods that look similar in their tube shape.
They are actually worth the money. When you mount one, you can tighten it only halfway at first and align it. Once you tighten it carefully, it sits perfectly. In daily use it doesn’t shift or work loose. It stays firmly in place and is reliable.
A spare screw is included, just in case. Some models also come with a washer, but the mounting is still intuitive. The opening in the washer only fits the screw, not the emblem sleeve, so you can’t mix them up.
It’s nice to see that every detail was thought through here. I use my Bonza Pro Mechs every day and I’m genuinely happy with them.
Joachim P. (verified owner) –
More than decoration, and beautiful too
I’m a big fan of the emblems, and I have five of them so far. Some are made of brass, others of white brass, which has a silver look.
For me they are more than decoration. They say something about personal style, and they are also really practical. Whether you screw on one or two, they give your fingers a comfortable place to rest while you operate the mech mod. That means grip and a bit of extra orientation in the hand, and I wouldn’t want to go without it.
I also think the idea of making the Bonza Pro Mech customizable is a good one. It sets this mech apart from many other mods that look similar in their tube shape.
They are actually worth the money. When you mount one, you can tighten it only halfway at first and align it. Once you tighten it carefully, it sits perfectly. In daily use it doesn’t shift or work loose. It stays firmly in place and is reliable.
A spare screw is included, just in case. Some models also come with a washer, but the mounting is still intuitive. The opening in the washer only fits the screw, not the emblem sleeve, so you can’t mix them up.
It’s nice to see that every detail was thought through here. I use my Bonza Pro Mechs every day and I’m genuinely happy with them.