Beaker Bongs

Beaker base bongs

Traditional laboratory beakers inspire beaker bong, and they have an expansive flared base, which tapers up with a straight neck. The beaker bong style copies the Erlenmeyer flask shape to optimize the chamber's base volume and surface.

These bongs shape increases the amount of water... Read More

Beaker base bongs

Traditional laboratory beakers inspire beaker bong, and they have an expansive flared base, which tapers up with a straight neck. The beaker bong style copies the Erlenmeyer flask shape to optimize the chamber's base volume and surface.

These bongs shape increases the amount of water used to cool off and filter the smoke, resulting in a cleaner, smoother hits.

Whether you want simplicity or prefer ash catchers, beastly glass beaker bong with ice catchers, multiple percolators and many other bells and whistles, there is glassware for days.

There are various types of beaker bongs available on the market, from the budget-friendly beaker bongs to fabulous showpieces.

Why buy a beaker bong?

When it comes to usability, the beaker bong is more upgraded over its simpler cousins, like straight tube bongs. The expansive bases have achieved three valuable things:

Amount of Water Increasing: The expansive chamber increases water volume in it to cool off and filter your hits.

Improves balance: The expansive base gives beaker bongs a low center of gravity, which means they don't destroy quickly.

Lessens splashbacks: The water splashes in the chamber when toking a big hit of a standard bong and gets bong water in the mouth if you're not cautious. The beaker bong design prevents. Instead, it gives you protection from splashbacks.

Things to consider when buying a beaker bong

Every glass beaker bong is unique. Here are some essential points to consider when buying a beaker bong:

Glass thickness: The thickness of a bong's glass impacts its weight and sturdiness. This also affects the cost, meaning cheaper bongs are most likely thinner and less durable.

Ice catcher: This is a tiny notch in the bong's neck, which lets ice cubes sit in the smoke path. With ice catchers, the smoke is more chilled, and the smoke is easier to inhale, it's smoother on the throat and lungs.

Percolators: Percolators disperse the smoke before it's filtered through the water. This improves the bong's ability to filter and cool off your hits. They also look attractive and a bit of a show as you toke from the bong like a crazy scientist's design.

Downstem: The detachable downstem is easily exchanged when they get damaged or clogged up.

Beaker bong benefits

Since beaker bong has an expansive chamber base, it gives more room for the smoke to gather and concentrate. This produces massive, generous hits and simultaneously provides more controlled rips. On the other hand, straight shooter bongs make more direct hit, the beaker bong lest you control how massive you hit and when you toke it because you draw harder.

The beaker bong design makes improved filtration. The base can carry more water, which produces more bubbles to filter smoke. It also means that you don't continuously change to water and it's less dirty. It's also easier to clean the beaker bong as its shape makes cleaning easier. You'll get rid of the ash and tar particles without difficulty.

The design also helps prevent it from falling off. The expansive beaker contributes to its durable base.

How a beaker bong works

Like the traditional regular bong, the beaker bong works the same. You place herbs or tobacco in the small bowl, burn the herbs or tobacco and puff in through the mouthpiece. The smoke will pass through the water and the chamber for a smoother, cleaner hit.