Glass Bongs

You light the bowl and inhale, pulling smoke down the stem and through water that filters tar, ash and most of the heat. Lifting the bowl or releasing the carb hole at the end of the pull clears the chamber.

Fill the bong with water until the downstem bong adapter diffuser holes are under water, grind your herb evenly with a grinder, pack the bowl loosely, then light while you draw. Lift the bowl or release the carb hole to clear the chamber.

Empty the water after every session, let the bong cool then rinse with warm water. For a deep clean, soak removable parts in bong cleaner, scrub the inside with a cleaning brush, rinse and air dry before reassembly.

Enough to cover the downstem bong adapter holes. Too little water gives harsher, hotter hits; too much can cause splashback. Fill percolator chambers from the top until the slits are submerged.

Grind to a medium consistency, then pack the bowl lightly. Test airflow with a draw before you light; if you have to suck hard, loosen how you pack.

A mid-size bong with a removable bowl and ice notches is the easiest to start with. Mini glass bongs are cheap and portable but hit harsher because the smoke travels less distance so doesn’t cool.

Borosilicate glass contains boron oxide, which resists thermal shock so it won't crack when hot smoke meets cold water. It's also non-reactive, never affecting the flavour of your herb. The material is used in laboratory glassware for the same reasons.

Yes. Glass is non-porous, delivers truer flavour and is easier to clean. Acrylic and plastic bongs shed micro-particles and release plastic odours when they come in contact with hot smoke and water.

A beaker bong has a wide flask-shaped base that holds more water for smoother hits and a lower centre of gravity that resists tipping over. Straight tubes are slimmer with a faster, sharper draw but less water filtration and less stability.

A bubbler is a small handheld water pipe, usually with an attached downstem and a single chamber. Very portable but filters less than a full-size bong with a removable downstem diffuser adapter and ice catcher

A percolator bong has an extra diffuser inside a separate water chamber that breaks smoke into smaller bubbles, increasing water contact for cooler, smoother hits. Common designs include tree, honeycomb, drum and UFO percolators.

An ice bong has small indents in the neck called ice catchers that hold ice cubes above the water chamber. Smoke passes the ice on its way up and drops in temperature, giving you a colder draw that's easier on the throat. Even after the cubes melt, the chilled water keeps each hit smoother.

The Ejector Icebong uses an Eject-a-Bowl that lets you push down the bowl to eject ash, you don't need a screen. Push the eject-a-bowl down slightly to adjust the amount of smoke for deeper hits, or eject ash as you go for a more even burn.

Bongs give cooler, bigger hits because the water cools the smoke before you inhale. Joints are easier to carry and share, but keep burning between puffs wasting herb.

A dab rig is a small bong-style water pipe built for vaporising concentrates instead of burning dry herb. The bowl is replaced with a quartz banger or nail you heat with a torch lighter, then load with wax, shatter or rosin. The vapour passes through water for a smooth, flavourful inhale.

A bong burns dry herb; a dab rig vaporises concentrates on a torch-heated surface. Bongs run bigger with more percolation, dab rigs run smaller to protect concentrate flavour. Our dual-use glass pieces work for both.

Heat the quartz banger or nail with a torch lighter for 30 seconds, then let it cool for 30 seconds so it doesn't burn off your terpenes. Drop a rice-grain dab in with a dabber tool, cap the banger with a carb cap and inhale slowly.

Yes, with a quartz banger that fits your bong's SG connection. Smaller bongs work better than tall percolator pieces because heavy filtration thins out vapour and cuts terpene flavour.

Dabbing means vaporising cannabis concentrates - wax, shatter, rosin or live resin - on a hot quartz or titanium surface and inhaling through a water pipe. Compared to dry herb, dabs are more potent and deliver a more concentrated taste (terpenes).