Bowls & Slides

Welcome to One Stop Pipe Shop’s Collection of Bong Bowls and Bong Slides – your one-stop destination for elevating your smoking experience with top-notch accessories! We’ve got everything you need to customize your bong or water pipe to fit your smoking needs.

Whether you’re looking to replace a worn-out bowl or upgrade your bong, we’ve got you covered. Our collection boasts a vast array of glass bowl pieces for bongs, available in 14mm and 18mm joint sizes. From thick glass bowls to innovative designs like honeycomb and built-in screens, we have every size, shape, and style you could wish for.

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FAQs  – Bong Bowls and Bong Slides:

Are all bong bowls the same size?

No, not all bong bowls are the same size. Bong bowls come in a variety of sizes, and the size you need largely depends on your specific bong and personal preferences. The two primary factors that determine the size of a bong bowl are the joint size and the bowl size.

  1. Joint Size: Bongs typically have a joint (also called a “downstem”) where the bowl piece is inserted. Joint sizes can vary, and common sizes are 10mm, 14mm, and 18mm. It’s crucial to match the joint size of your bong to the joint size of the bowl to ensure a proper fit.
  2. Bowl Size: The bowl’s size refers to the diameter and depth of the bowl itself. Bowl sizes can range from small to large, and the choice depends on the amount of dry herb or concentrate you want to use during a smoking session.

To ensure that you select the right bong bowl, measure your bong’s joint size and determine the bowl size that suits your smoking preferences. If you’re uncertain, it’s best to measure your existing bowl or consult with a smoke shop or online store that specializes in smoking accessories.

Do bong bowls need screens?

The use of screens in bong bowls is a matter of personal preference and the type of material you are smoking. Here are some considerations:

  1. Dry Herb vs. Concentrates: When using dry herbs, screens are often used to prevent small particles or ash from being pulled through the bowl and into the water, which can potentially clog the downstem and affect the smoking experience. Concentrates, on the other hand, are less likely to leave residue and may not require a screen.
  2. Material Quality: The quality of your dry herbs can also influence the need for a screen. Lower-quality herbs may contain more fine particles and require a screen to avoid ash getting into the water.
  3. Personal Preference: Some users prefer to use screens in for a cleaner and smoother smoking experience. Others prefer not to use screens and may clear the bowl differently.
  4. Bowl Design: Some bong bowls are designed with built-in screens or glass “daisy” screens that help filter ash and debris.

Ultimately, whether you use a screen in your bong bowl is up to you.

Biggest bowl for bong?

The size of bong bowls can vary significantly, and you can find some quite large bowls if you’re looking for a substantial smoking experience. However, it’s important to note that the largest bowl you can use effectively will depend on the size of your bong and the volume of smoke you want to inhale. Here are some factors to consider:

  1. Bong Size: Your bong’s joint size (the diameter of the opening where the bowl fits) will determine the largest bowl you can use. Common sizes include 10mm, 14mm, and 18mm. If your bong has an 18mm joint, you can use a larger bowl than a bong with a 14mm joint.
  2. Personal Tolerance: Using a large bowl means inhaling a substantial amount of smoke, so it’s important to consider your personal tolerance and lung capacity. Starting with smaller bowls and gradually moving up in size is a good approach if you’re not sure how much smoke you can comfortably handle.
  3. Bowl Design: Some large bowls may be specially designed for use with large bongs or for parties. They can hold a significant amount of dry herb or other substances.

Keep in mind that smoking a large bowl can be quite intense, and it’s crucial to prioritize your safety and well-being. If you’re new to using large bowls, take it slow and be aware of your limits. Always use bongs and bowls responsibly and in accordance with local laws and regulations.

What sizes do bong bowls come in?

Bong bowls come in various sizes to fit different bongs and smoking preferences. The most common sizes for bong bowls are measured in millimeters (mm) and include:

  1. 10mm: These are small-sized bowls and are commonly used with smaller bongs or dab rigs.
  2. 14mm: This is one of the most common bowl sizes and fits many standard bongs and water pipes.
  3. 18mm: These larger bowls are often used with larger bongs, providing a larger bowl capacity for more substantial hits.

These measurements typically refer to the diameter of the joint (the opening) where the bowl fits into the bong. When choosing a bong bowl, it’s essential to select the right size to ensure a snug and secure fit. If you’re unsure about the correct size for your bong, you can measure the joint or consult your bong’s specifications.

Some manufacturers also produce specialized bong bowls in other sizes, but 10mm, 14mm, and 18mm are the most widely available and used sizes.