Premium Glass Bongs Collection

The main differences between cheap and expensive bongs are their materials, craftsmanship, durability and smoking experience. Cheaper bongs are often made from thinner glass or lower-quality materials, making them more fragile. They may also have fewer features like percolators or ice catchers.

High-end glass bongs, on the other hand, are typically made from thick borosilicate glass, making them durable and heat-resistant They often have advanced filtration systems like percolators for smoother hits, as well as unique designs and handcrafted elements. Overall, investing in a premium bong means better flavour, a longer lifespan and a more enjoyable smoking experience.

While glass bongs are more delicate than silicone or acrylic options, their durability depends on the thickness and quality of the glass. High-quality borosilicate glass bongs can withstand heat and minor bumps, making them much stronger than standard glass.

However, they should still be handled with care, especially during cleaning and transport. If durability is a concern, opt for a thicker glass bong (5mm+ thickness) or check out our silicone bongs for an unbreakable alternative.

Percolators are built-in filtration systems that cool and smooth out the smoke before inhalation. They work by forcing the smoke to pass through water-filled chambers, breaking it into smaller bubbles. This increases surface area, cools down the smoke and removes more impurities, resulting in less harshness and a smoother hit.

There are different types of percolators, including:

• Tree — Features multiple tree-like arms, each with slits that diffuse the smoke for smoother, cooler hits.
• Honeycomb — A flat disc with multiple small holes, providing maximum filtration with minimal drag.

Matrix — A cylindrical, cross-hatched design that allows for even smoke diffusion and smoother inhalation.

Here’s a simple method to keep your high-end glass bongs spotless:

1. Empty and rinse — Pour out old water and rinse with warm water.
2. Add cleaning solution — Use isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt or a specialised bong cleaner.
3. Shake and scrub — Cover openings, shake gently and use a soft brush for stubborn spots.
4. Rinse and dry — Rinse thoroughly with warm water and let it air dry before your next session.

Pro tip: Clean your bong at least once a week to maintain smooth airflow and fresh flavour.

The best glass bong depends on your preferences, but here are some top choices:

• Straight tube bongs — Simple, easy to clean and great for beginners.
• Beaker bongs — Stable base and larger water capacity for smoother hits.
• Percolator bongs — Offer advanced filtration for ultra-smooth smoke.
• Recycler bongs — Keep smoke circulating for maximum cooling and filtration.
• Mini bongs — Compact and portable for easy travel.

If you’re looking for the purest flavour and smoothest experience, opt for a high-end glass bong with thick borosilicate glass and percolation features for the best results. You can also customise your experience with glass bong accessories.