Bongs have been around for centuries, and for good reason—they make smoking smoother, cooler, and more enjoyable. By filtering smoke through water, a bong reduces harshness and enhances flavor, delivering a hit that’s cleaner than what you'd get from a basic pipe or joint.
But if you’ve ever tried shopping for a bong, you know the choices are overwhelming. Beakers, straight tubes, percolators, recyclers—how do you know which one is right for you?
That’s where I come in.
I’ve spent years engineering and testing glass, obsessed with finding the perfect balance of function, durability, and design. Whether you’re a beginner looking for your first piece or a veteran refining your collection, this guide covers EVERYTHING.
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The bong basics
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The three key factors to consider when buying a bong. (Most people skip this and go straight to aesthetics… BIG MISTAKE)
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A breakdown of each type of bong so you can make the most informed purchasing decision.
No fluff, no gimmicks—just real knowledge to help you pick the best bong for your needs.
Let’s get started.
Bong Basics: What Is A Bong?
A bong is a water pipe designed to cool and filter smoke, making each hit smoother and less irritating compared to dry-smoking methods like pipes or rolling papers.
The concept is simple.
As you inhale, smoke is pulled through the water chamber, where it cools down and gets stripped of some ash, tar, and harsh particulates before reaching your lungs.
The result? A cleaner, more enjoyable smoking experience.
But not all bongs are built the same. Some feature percolators, which further refine the filtration process by breaking smoke into tiny bubbles, maximizing its contact with water for smoother, cooler rips.
This is what separates a well-engineered bong from a basic pipe—it’s about function, not just aesthetics. (More on this later)
Key Factors to Consider When Buying a Bong
Bongs come in all shapes, sizes, and materials, and not all are built the same. If you want something that hits smoothly, lasts for years, and fits your lifestyle, you need to pay attention to
three key factors.
Material, design, and intended use.
Let’s break it down.
Material: Durability, Flavor, and Functionality
A bong’s material determines its strength, flavor purity, and ease of maintenance. Here are the common types.
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Glass (The Gold Standard) – Borosilicate glass is the cleanest-tasting, most heat-resistant, and easiest to clean. But not all glass is equal—TAG’s beakers feature bases up to 16mm thick, meaning they’re built to last. Most competitors? Thin 3-6mm bases that break easily.
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Silicone (Good for Travel & Durability) – Unbreakable and flexible, great for festivals and outdoor use. However, silicone absorbs flavors over time, which affects taste.
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Ceramic (Best for Aesthetics & Heat Retention) – Offers beautiful designs and smooth hits, but opaque material makes water levels hard to monitor.
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Acrylic (Budget-Friendly, but Inferior Quality) – Cheap, lightweight, and colorful, but can alter smoke flavor and lacks heat resistance.
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Metal (Indestructible but Harsh on Flavor) – Extremely durable, but can alter the taste of your hits.
If flavor and function matter most, glass is the best option—especially TAG’s ultra-thick borosilicate, which balances purity, durability, and engineering precision.
Style & Design: How Shape Affects Performance
The shape of your bong affects how it draws, filters, and cools smoke. Here’s what makes each design unique:
Beaker Bongs (Most Stable & Beginner-Friendly)
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Wide base = less tipping over.
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Larger water chamber = smoother, cooler hits.
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TAG beakers are engineered with 12-16mm bases, ensuring maximum durability.
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Best for smooth rips & stability.
Straight Tube Bongs (Best for Quick, Powerful Hits)
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Minimal drag, clears quickly.
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Easy to clean, but less stable than beakers.
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Great for strong, direct rips.
Percolator Bongs (Best for Ultra-Smooth Filtration)
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Uses percolators like tree, honeycomb, or matrix percs to break smoke into tiny bubbles for maximum filtration.
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TAG percolator bongs are engineered to optimize airflow, eliminating drag and clogging issues found in cheap percs.
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More percolation = smoother hits, but harder to clean.
Recycler Bongs (Best for Preventing Stale Smoke)
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Continuously cycles water, keeping each hit fresh.
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Prevents splashback while maximizing cooling.
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TAG’s recyclers balance diffusion and smoothness perfectly.
Intended Use: Personal vs. Social, Portability Needs
Lastly, your ideal bong depends on where and how you plan to use it:
Personal Use (Best for Solo Sessions)
Medium-sized bongs (10-14”) offer the best balance of power and convenience. TAG’s compact beakers and straight tubes are perfect for solo smokers who want smooth rips without excess bulk.
Social Sessions (Best for Group Smoking)
Large beaker bongs and percolator-heavy designs are ideal for bigger rips and better cooling. TAG’s ultra-thick, reinforced bases ensure durability, even when passed around a room.
Portability (Best for On-the-Go Smoking)
Mini bongs, bubblers, and silicone bongs are great for travel. While TAG specializes in high-quality glass, even their smaller designs are thick-built for durability.
Bong Types
Ok, that was a lot of information, I know. Let’s get into the most common types of bongs.
Beaker Bongs
A beaker bong is one of the most recognizable and popular bong styles. Named after its laboratory-style beaker shape, this design features a wide, sturdy base that tapers into a straight neck. The extra water volume in the base allows for better filtration and smoother hits compared to straight tubes.
How to Recognize a Beaker Bong
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Wide, triangular base similar to a scientific beaker.
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Tall, straight neck with an ice pinch for cooling (on many models).
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Removable downstem with a slitted diffuser for better percolation.
Who is a Beaker Bong Best For?
Beaker bongs are perfect for beginners and daily smokers who want smooth, stable, and easy-to-use glass. They’re also great for anyone prone to knocking things over, as the wide base prevents tipping.
Pros
✅ Stability – Wide base makes it less likely to tip over.
✅ Smoother Hits – More water volume for better filtration.
✅ Easy to Clean – Simple shape and removable downstem.
✅ Great for Adding Accessories – Works well with percolators and ash catchers.
Cons
❌ Bulkier Than Straight Tubes → But that added stability means fewer accidents!
❌ Takes More Water to Fill → More water = better filtration and cooler hits.
❌ Not as Compact for Travel → But perfect for home use, ensuring smooth rips every time.
For those who value smoothness, durability, and an easy-to-use setup, a beaker bong is one of the best investments you can make—especially when it’s built TAG-thick with a base up to 16mm thick for unmatched durability.
Straight Tube Bongs
A straight tube bong is one of the most simple and effective bong designs, featuring a cylindrical shape from base to mouthpiece. Unlike beaker bongs, which have a wider bottom for stability, straight tubes are sleek, compact, and deliver fast-clearing hits.
How to Recognize a Straight Tube Bong
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Tall, narrow, and completely straight from base to mouthpiece.
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Typically includes an ice pinch to cool smoke.
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Often features a removable downstem with a slitted diffuser for filtration.
Who is a Straight Tube Bong Best For?
This design is ideal for smokers who want quick, strong hits without drag. If you like the idea of hard-hitting, no-fuss sessions, a straight tube bong is the way to go. It’s also a favorite among those who appreciate a minimalist, easy-to-clean piece.
Pros
✅ Fast Clearing Hits – The straight shape allows for quick airflow, making it one of the most efficient designs.
✅ Compact & Portable – Slimmer than a beaker, making it easier to store and transport.
✅ Easy to Clean – Fewer curves and chambers mean simple maintenance.
✅ Affordable – Typically cheaper than multi-chamber or percolator-heavy designs.
Cons
❌ Less Stable Than Beaker Bongs → But the slim design makes it easier to handle and store!
❌ Harsher Hits Compared to Percolator Bongs → Perfect for those who love strong, direct rips.
❌ Water Volume is Lower → Less filtration, but that means quicker clearing and a more powerful experience.
For those who love simplicity, efficiency, and a hard-hitting rip, a straight tube bong is a solid choice. Thick Ass Glass Straight Tube Beaker us reinforced joints and premium diffusion technology making the experience even better.
Round Base Bongs
A round base bong blends the stability of a beaker bong with the compact simplicity of a straight tube. It features a spherical water chamber that allows for decent water volume and smooth filtration while maintaining a lightweight, easy-to-handle design.
How to Recognize a Round Base Bong
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Spherical or bubble-like water chamber sitting at the bottom.
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Narrow neck leading to the mouthpiece (often with an ice pinch for cooling).
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A removable downstem for diffusion (some models include basic percolation).
Who is a Round Base Bong Best For?
This design is great for smokers who want a retro look and a smoother experience without extra complexity. It’s a good middle ground between beaker stability and straight tube efficiency. If you appreciate simplicity with a bit of filtration, this is a solid choice.
Pros
✅ Better Stability Than Straight Tubes – The round base holds more water, keeping hits smoother.
✅ Classic Retro Aesthetic – Popular among old-school smokers and those who love vintage glass.
✅ Easier to Handle Than Large Beakers – Compact but still allows for smooth rips.
✅ Affordable & Low-Maintenance – Less complex than multi-chamber bongs, making it easy to use.
Cons
❌ Less Stability Than a Beaker Bong → But lighter and easier to hold!
❌ Basic Filtration Compared to Percolator Bongs → Perfect for those who want clean hits without too much drag.
❌ Can Tip If Handled Carelessly → A solid, well-balanced design (like TAG’s) minimizes this risk.
Tree Perk Bongs
A tree percolator bong is instantly recognizable by its distinctive design—multiple glass "arms" or tubes branch out, resembling a tiny glass tree within your bong. Smoke flows up through these branching arms, breaking into numerous small bubbles. This process significantly cools and filters the smoke, resulting in incredibly smooth hits.
Who is a Tree Perc Bong Best For?
Tree perc bongs are ideal for smokers who prioritize maximum filtration and smoothness. If you’re tired of harsh hits or coughing, a tree perc might be your new favorite piece.
Pros:
✅ Superior Filtration – More diffusion means smoother, cooler hits.
✅ Visual Appeal – The intricate "tree" structure makes for an impressive conversation starter.
✅ Efficient Cooling – Multiple arms ensure thorough filtration and cooling.
Cons
❌ Delicate Structure – Can be fragile → But perfect if you handle your glass with care.
❌ More Difficult to Clean – Many small parts can trap residue → But worth it for unmatched smoothness.
For smokers seeking both function and impressive aesthetics, a tree perc bong—especially from a quality-focused brand like TAG—is a standout addition to your collection.
Multi-Chamber Bongs
A multi-chamber bong, sometimes called a dual-chamber bong, is designed for superior smoke cooling and filtration. Instead of a single water chamber, it features two or more connected chambers, each with its own percolation system.
As smoke passes through multiple levels of water filtration, it becomes exceptionally smooth and easy on the lungs.
How to Recognize a Multi-Chamber Bong
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Two or more separate water chambers connected by glass tubing.
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Percolators in each chamber to break up and filter smoke multiple times.
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Intricate glasswork that enhances both function and aesthetics.
Who is a Multi-Chamber Bong Best For?
These are perfect for experienced smokers who prioritize smooth, cool hits and don’t mind spending extra for premium filtration. If you hate harsh rips, this is your dream bong.
Pros
✅ Smoothest Possible Hits – Multiple layers of filtration mean ultra-cooled smoke.
✅ Superior Filtration – Removes impurities better than single-chamber designs.
✅ Visually Impressive – Complex glasswork makes these eye-catching pieces.
Cons
❌ Expensive → But worth it for those who want luxury-level filtration.
❌ Harder to Clean → Regular maintenance keeps it performing at peak efficiency.
If you want the smoothest possible experience, a high-quality multi-chamber bong is a game-changer—especially when designed with TAG’s precision-engineered percolators and thick borosilicate glass.
Dab Rigs
A dab rig, sometimes called an oil rig, is specifically designed for vaporizing concentrates, like wax or oil. Unlike traditional bongs that use a bowl, dab rigs utilize a quartz banger or nail, which is heated to high temperatures to vaporize concentrates instantly.
This method delivers exceptionally clean, flavorful vapor, allowing you to experience the full potency of your concentrates.
How to Recognize a Dab Rig
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Usually smaller and more compact than traditional bongs.
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Equipped with a quartz or titanium banger/nail instead of a bowl.
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Often features specialized percolators designed to cool vapor without diminishing flavor.
Who is a Dab Rig Best For?
Dab rigs are perfect for concentrate enthusiasts who prioritize potency, flavor, and efficiency. If you’re after the purest, cleanest hits possible and enjoy the ritual of heating a banger, a dab rig is your ideal setup.
Pros
✅ Maximum Flavor – Vaporization preserves terpenes and concentrate flavors.
✅ Efficient & Potent Hits – Delivers stronger, cleaner effects with minimal waste.
✅ Compact Design – Smaller rigs optimize vapor delivery and flavor concentration.
Cons
❌ Requires Torch & Accessories → But offers unmatched precision and flavor.
❌ Learning Curve → Perfect for dedicated smokers who enjoy mastering the ritual.
For concentrate connoisseurs, a high-quality dab rig, especially one crafted by TAG with superior airflow and durable, thick borosilicate glass, delivers an unmatched vaporizing experience.
Recycler Bongs
Item Pictured -> TAG - 8" Donut Perc Sextuple Recycler Dab Rig (14MM Female)
A recycler bong takes multi-chamber filtration to the next level by continuously cycling water between chambers. This keeps smoke fresh and cool while preventing stale, harsh hits. Recyclers are especially popular for dab rigs but work equally well for dry herb.
How to Recognize a Recycler Bong
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Multiple chambers with looping tubes that cycle water continuously.
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No stagnant water sections, meaning each hit is fresh and cool.
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Often features percolators for extra filtration.
Who is a Recycler Bong Best For?
Perfect for dabbers and flower smokers who want the smoothest possible hit with no stale smoke. If you value purity and efficiency, this is for you.
Pros
✅ Prevents Stale Smoke – Water cycles continuously, keeping every hit fresh.
✅ Ultra-Smooth Hits – The constant motion filters out harshness.
✅ Great for Concentrates & Dry Herb – Works well for both smoking styles.
Cons
❌ Complex Design → But that engineering is what makes the hits so smooth.
❌ Higher Cost → But a must-have for serious smokers who want flawless function.
A well-designed recycler bong, like those from TAG, ensures peak performance and effortless airflow, making it an elite choice for smooth-smoking enthusiasts.
Gravity Bongs
A gravity bong is designed to force smoke into your lungs using water pressure. Typically made from a water-filled base and an upper chamber, these bongs create massive, dense hits that maximize efficiency while using minimal material.
How to Recognize a Gravity Bong
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Uses water to push smoke into the chamber instead of traditional percolation.
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Can be DIY (buckets, bottles) or high-end glass versions.
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Produces large, concentrated hits.
Who is a Gravity Bong Best For?
Perfect for experienced smokers who want intense, hard-hitting rips with minimal herb consumption. If you love efficiency and power, this is your go-to.
Pros
✅ Maximum Efficiency – Uses less material for bigger hits.
✅ Strong, Potent Rips – Not for the faint of heart.
✅ DIY-Friendly or Premium Options – Can be homemade or professionally crafted.
Cons
❌ Harsh for Beginners → But perfect for experienced smokers who want intensity.
If you want power, efficiency, and intense rips, a TAG gravity bong delivers the experience you’re looking for.
Mini Bongs
Product Featured -> TAG - 8" Straight Tube Bong 44x4MM - 18/14MM Downstem (3.50")
A mini bong is a scaled-down version of traditional bongs, offering portability and efficiency without sacrificing too much filtration.
How to Recognize a Mini Bong
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Usually under 8 inches tall.
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Smaller water chamber for easier portability.
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Typically a simplified version of a larger bong style (beaker, straight tube, etc.).
Who is a Mini Bong Best For?
Great for on-the-go smokers, those with limited space, or casual users who don’t need a large, elaborate setup.
Pros
✅ Compact & Portable – Easy to store, carry, and use anywhere.
✅ Affordable – Cheaper than larger, complex bongs.
✅ Less Water & Maintenance – Quick and easy to clean.
Cons
❌ Smaller Water Chamber = Harsher Hits → But great for smokers who love powerful, direct rips.
For those who want simplicity and convenience, TAG’s thick mini bongs provide durability and function in a travel-friendly package.
Novelty Bongs
Alright, let’s be real.
We’re throwing this one on the list almost more for fun than function. Novelty bongs aren’t about scientific precision, optimized airflow, or ultra-smooth filtration—they’re about making a statement.
Whether you want to rip a bowl from a skull, an alien, a wizard’s staff, or some unholy fusion of all three, novelty bongs are for those who prefer their glassware with a side of ridiculousness.
How to Recognize a Novelty Bong
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Shaped like literally anything but a normal bong—characters, animals, food, you name it.
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Hand-painted or sculpted with “personality.”
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Probably makes your friends say, “Dude, where did you even get that?”
Who is a Novelty Bong Best For?
Collectors, casual smokers, or anyone who wants their bong to be the life of the party (and possibly double as a coffee table centerpiece).
Pros
✅ Visually Unique – You get to tell people, “Yes, I do own a bong shaped like a T-Rex.”
✅ Fun for Social Settings – A guaranteed conversation starter.
✅ Collectible Appeal – Some high-end novelty bongs actually increase in value.
Cons
❌ May Compromise Performance → But come on, are you really buying a ceramic SpongeBob bong for airflow perfection?
If you want flawless function and precision engineering, stick with a TAG beaker bong. But if you want to smoke out of a ceramic wizard while contemplating the universe, we respect your choices.
Electric/Smart Bongs
An electric bong eliminates combustion by using precise temperature control to vaporize material. This results in a cleaner, smoother experience without harsh smoke.
How to Recognize an Electric Bong
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Battery-powered with digital controls.
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Uses temperature regulation instead of flame combustion.
Who is an Electric Bong Best For?
Perfect for tech-savvy smokers who prioritize clean, efficient vaping over traditional smoke.
Pros
✅ Clean Vaporization – No direct combustion means fewer toxins.
✅ Precise Temperature Control – Tailor your session exactly how you like it.
Cons
❌ Expensive → But worth it for those who want the cleanest, most efficient experience.
If you want cutting-edge technology in your sessions, an electric bong is the future of premium smoking.
Ice Bongs
If you’ve ever taken a harsh rip that made you question your life choices, an ice bong might be your new best friend. Designed with ice pinches (also called ice catchers), these bongs let you stack ice cubes inside the neck, creating a sub-zero cooling effect that drastically reduces harshness and makes every hit as smooth as fresh powder on a mountaintop.
How to Recognize an Ice Bong
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Ice pinches in the neck (three small indentations to hold ice above the water).
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Taller design to allow for ice stacking (usually 12” or more).
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The sound of clinking ice as you tilt it—a surefire way to flex on your friends.
Who is an Ice Bong Best For?
Perfect for smokers who hate throat burn and want the smoothest, coolest hits possible. If you’re the type who always reaches for a cold drink after a rip, an ice bong is calling your name.
Pros
✅ Drastically Reduces Harshness – No more coughing up a lung.
✅ Ultra-Smooth Hits – The longer the smoke cools, the better it feels.
✅ Works with Any Setup – Ice pinches don’t interfere with percolators, so you can stack the cooling effect.
Cons
❌ Requires Frequent Ice Changes → But it’s a small price to pay for that crisp, arctic freshness.
Most Thick Ass Glass beakers have ice pinches for holding ice cubes, but a few do not because some customers prefer them that way. For the coolest smoking experience, most enjoy adding ice to their piece.
These ice pinches, also known as ice catchers, are designed to securely hold ice cubes in the neck of the bong, allowing the smoke to cool as it passes over the ice for a smoother inhalation experience.
Simply add ice cubes into the neck of your TAG beaker bong, and the integrated ice pinches will keep them in place during your session.
Bong Materials
The material of your bong impacts durability, flavor, and overall smoking experience. Some materials, like glass, offer pure flavor and smooth function, while others, like silicone, prioritize indestructibility. Whether you're after aesthetic appeal, portability, or affordability, understanding the pros and cons of each material helps you make the best choice for your lifestyle.
Glass Bongs (The Gold Standard Of Bongs)
Glass bongs, especially borosilicate glass, are the industry standard due to their clean flavor, heat resistance, and smooth airflow. Unlike cheap soda-lime glass, borosilicate is durable and less prone to cracking from temperature changes.
Pros
✅ Purest flavor—glass doesn’t alter taste.
✅ Easy to clean—resin buildup is visible and removable.
✅ High-quality borosilicate glass (like TAG’s) is thick and durable.
Cons
❌ Can break if dropped → But TAG’s ultra-thick glass minimizes this risk.
❌ Less portable than silicone → But perfect for home use and longevity.
If you want smooth hits, great function, and long-term reliability, a high-quality glass bong is your best bet.
Silicone Bongs
Silicone bongs are virtually indestructible, making them ideal for travel, festivals, and clumsy smokers. Unlike glass, silicone won’t crack or shatter if dropped, and it's easy to pack away without worry.
Pros
✅ Durable & unbreakable—perfect for on-the-go use.
✅ Flexible & lightweight—easy to store and carry.
✅ Affordable—costs less than thick glass options.
Con
❌ Retains flavors over time → But great for smokers who prioritize durability over taste.
❌ Less premium feel → But ideal for casual use or rough environments.
If you need a rugged, worry-free bong, silicone is a solid choice—though nothing beats glass for flavor and function.
Ceramic Bongs
Ceramic bongs offer unique aesthetics and excellent heat retention, making them a favorite for collectors and old-school smokers. Unlike glass, ceramic is completely opaque, so you can’t see smoke or water levels.
Pros
✅ Holds heat well, providing smooth, consistent hits.
✅ Visually appealing—often handcrafted with artistic designs.
✅ Non-porous surface—won’t absorb resin like some materials.
Cons
❌ Fragile & opaque → But great for home use and aesthetic appeal.
❌ Not as common as glass → But a fun, collectible alternative for enthusiasts.
If you want a stylish, functional piece that retains heat well, ceramic is a great option—just be mindful of its delicate nature.
Acrylic Bongs
Acrylic bongs are the most affordable option, making them great for beginners. However, acrylic isn’t as heat-resistant as glass or ceramic, and it can alter the taste of your smoke.
Pros
✅ Extremely affordable—ideal for budget-conscious smokers.
✅ Durable & lightweight—won’t break as easily as glass.
✅ Colorful & customizable—comes in various styles and shapes.
Cons
❌ Impacts smoke flavor → But great for those who just want a basic, cheap bong.
❌ Prone to scratches & wear → But fine for casual or temporary use.
If you’re new to bongs or need a backup piece, acrylic can work—but serious smokers usually upgrade to glass.
Steel Bongs
Steel bongs are nearly impossible to break, making them ideal for durability-focused smokers. However, metal can alter the taste of smoke, and you can’t see water levels, which may make cleaning trickier.
Pros
✅ Virtually indestructible—perfect for extreme durability.
✅ Retains cool water temperatures, offering a refreshing hit.
✅ Easy to clean—doesn’t crack or stain.
Cons
❌ Affects smoke flavor → But ideal for those who prioritize durability over taste.
❌ Lacks transparency → But perfect for rough environments or long-term reliability.
For those who want an unbreakable bong, steel is unbeatable—but glass remains the best for taste and function.
How to Choose the Right Bong for Your Needs
Smoothest Hits: Multi-Chamber or Honeycomb Bongs
If you want the smoothest, most refined hits, multi-chamber bongs and honeycomb percolator bongs are your best bet. Multi-chamber bongs filter smoke through multiple water levels, while honeycomb percs create thousands of microbubbles for maximum diffusion. These designs eliminate harshness, making them ideal for smokers who prioritize smoothness over everything.
Ease of Cleaning: Straight Tube or Modular Bongs
For hassle-free cleaning, stick to straight tube bongs or modular designs. Straight tubes have no extra chambers to trap resin, while modular bongs can be disassembled for deep cleaning. If you want effortless maintenance without sacrificing performance, these options keep your bong fresh with minimal effort.
Durability: Silicone or Hybrid Bongs
If you’re prone to accidents (or just have bad luck), silicone bongs and hybrid glass-silicone models are nearly indestructible. Silicone bends instead of breaks, making it perfect for travel or rough environments. Hybrid designs give you the best of both worlds—glass function with added durability.
Portability: Mini Bongs or Bubblers
Need something compact and travel-friendly?
Mini bongs and bubblers deliver solid hits in a small package. Mini bongs function like full-sized pieces but are easy to pack, while bubblers combine pipe convenience with water filtration. Ideal for on-the-go smokers who want smooth rips without the bulk.
Budget-Friendly Options: Acrylic or DIY Bongs
For those on a tight budget, acrylic bongs and DIY setups get the job done without breaking the bank. Acrylic bongs are cheap and lightweight, while DIY bongs (like gravity setups) are great for quick, intense hits. If cost is your main concern, these are solid choices.
Who Makes the Best Bongs?
Now that you know everything about bong types, the only next question you need to ask is this.
Who makes the best bongs?
That’s really a matter of personal preference, but you can’t go wrong with a bong made by TAG as they are durable, stylish, and come in a variety of shapes and styles. Whether you're a new smoker or a seasoned veteran, you'll be able to find a bong you love from TAG.