Why do bong shapes/sizes matter?
Regarding the different styles of bongs, you might wind up asking yourself what is the significance of all those shapes and different sizes? More to the point, does the shape of a bong really matter? The answer to the second question is, “yes, the shape does matter.” The answer to the first question is more complicated but Pars Market has you covered.
The Straight Tube
Historically this is the most popular shape for a bong, but that’s largely because for decades it was just about the only shape available. There’s nothing fancy about a straight tube bong. The bowl sits at the top of a downstem whose base is submerged in water at the bottom of the main bong chamber. There are two main advantages to straight tube bongs: for one, they’re typically the most affordable type of bong because they’re so easy to make. They’re also the easiest type of bong to clean.
The Beaker
As the name implies the beaker bong mimics the design of laboratory beakers. The scientific overtones alone seem to appeal to lots of folks for reasons only they understand. But beyond the mysteries of personal taste, there is a huge practical advantage to having a beaker bong: they’re stable as the day is long. That aspect of the beaker bond appeals to many of our online head shop customers because knocking over bongs and breaking them is all too common in the stoner community. The odds of that happening with a beaker bong are practically zero.
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| A beaker, recycler, and straight tube bong at Pars! |
The Zig Zag
Zig Zag bongs have an s-shape tube that evokes wisps of cannabis smoke wafting up from a bowl. When you’re stoned out of your gourd this can provide an interesting focal point for contemplation. Even when you’re on the straight and narrow the Zig Zag bong still cuts an awesome profile that’s sure to be a hit amongst your friends when you pass it around at a party. The practical advantage of a zig-zag bong is that it prevents water from the tank from splashing up toward the mouthpiece. Saving you from inhaling skanky bong water.
The Faberge Egg
No, not the real things worth millions of dollars but a pretty simplistic rendering of the classic Imperial bauble. A Faberge egg bong cannot compete with the real thing when it comes to elaborate execution but they are able to evoke their more famous namesakes with their compelling lines and bright colors. Most Faberge egg bongs are percolator bongs whose main advantage is that they provide very smooth hits.
Recyclers
If it’s smooth hits you’re after and the Faberge egg bong just isn’t delivering you might want to pick up a recycler bong from our Denver headshop. The recycler takes filtration of the smoke to the next level, providing two (and sometimes more) filtration chambers. That is its main advantage over other bongs. It doesn’t hurt that most recycler bongs also have mind-blowing designs that look like they fell out of a spaceship as it passed overhead.
Bubblers
The bubbler is designed to fulfill the same basic function as every other bong. So why would someone pick up a bubbler instead of, say, a straight tube bong or a beaker bong? Because the bubbler is a scaled-down version of a standard bong that makes taking a bong along with you a no-hassle experience. Most bongs never leave their owner’s digs simply because they’re too large and unwieldy to tote around. The bubbler effectively addresses that issue.
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