BUBBLER – Pack – $54.99

The BUBBLER – Pack is an assorted bundle of glass handheld bubblers built for flower smokers who want water-filtered hits without the bulk of a full bong. This mixed pack gives you multiple compact pieces so you can rotate based on mood, setting, or who's in the circle. Each bubbler delivers smoother, cooler pulls than a dry pipe while staying portable enough to toss in a bag.

Why this pack works

• Rotate through different pieces instead of wearing out one daily driver — variety keeps things fresh
• Compact enough to travel — fits in a backpack, glovebox, or weekend bag without the anxiety of hauling fragile glass towers
• Water filtration knocks the harshness off every hit — noticeably smoother than dry pipes
• Everyone gets their own piece at the sesh — no more waiting or wiping mouthpieces between passes
• Built-in backup system — one's soaking in iso while another's ready to go
• Mixed designs mean you'll find a favorite — and have options when that favorite needs cleaning

Made for

This pack fits smokers who already know they prefer water pipes over dry hits but don't want to baby a single expensive piece. If you're the type who keeps one bubbler at home, one in a travel kit, and likes having backups for when friends come through, this setup just makes sense. It's also solid for anyone building out a smoke station — pair these with a quality grinder and you've got a complete flower setup without overthinking it.

How bubblers work

The concept is dead simple. A small water chamber sits between the bowl and your mouth. When you light up and pull, smoke travels through the water before reaching your lungs. That water does two things: cools the smoke and filters out some of the harsher particulates. The result is a hit that's noticeably easier on your throat than what you'd get from a spoon pipe or one-hitter.

Fill the chamber with just enough water to cover the downstem openings. You want to hear bubbling when you pull — that's the filtration happening. Too much water and it splashes into your mouth. Too little and you lose the cooling effect. Takes about two tries to dial it in.

Set your piece on a silicone dab mat between hits. Keeps drips off your table and gives the glass a soft landing spot. Small habit that saves cleanup and extends the life of your pieces.

Keeping them clean

Dump the water after every session if you can manage it. Stale bubbler water gets rank fast and affects flavor. For weekly maintenance, soak in isopropyl alcohol for 20-30 minutes, rinse thoroughly with warm water, and let it dry completely before the next use. With a full pack, you can keep rotation going while one piece soaks — never stuck hitting a dirty bubbler.

Specs

Where these fit in your setup

Think of this pack as your utility squad. Use them as primaries if you like rotating pieces, as backups to a larger bong, or as loaners so your favorite glass doesn't get passed around every circle. They pair naturally with proper flower storage — keep your bubblers near your glass jars so everything's ready when you're ready.

Glass bubblers deliver clean flavor that silicone can't quite match, but they're not drop-proof. If you're rough on gear or travel frequently, consider keeping a silicone pipe in your bag for riskier situations and saving the glass for home sessions.

FAQ

• How many bubblers come in the pack?
  This is sold as a mixed pack with multiple bubblers. Exact quantity and styles vary by batch — the point is getting an assortment rather than committing to one design.
• Are these beginner-friendly?
  Completely. If you've only used dry pipes or papers, a bubbler is the easiest step up to smoother hits. No learning curve beyond adding water and adjusting the fill level. Takes about 30 seconds to figure out.
• What else do I need to get started?
  Just your flower and a lighter. A grinder helps you get an even burn across the bowl. Beyond that, maybe a tray or mat to keep your station tidy. Check the accessories collection if you need to round out your kit.
• How do I avoid that gross stale-water taste?
  Change the water often — ideally after every session, realistically every few sessions at minimum. When the water looks cloudy or smells off, you've waited too long. Fresh water, fresh hits.
• Can I use these for concentrates?
  These are designed for flower. Trying to dab out of a bubbler is technically possible but pretty awkward. If you're into concentrates, you'll be happier with a proper rig and banger setup.
• How fragile are these compared to silicone?
  Glass gives you better flavor but won't survive a drop onto concrete. Handle them like you would any glass piece. The pack format helps here — if one breaks, you've got backups instead of being out of commission.
• Best way to store them between sessions?
  Dump the water, let them dry, and keep them somewhere stable where they won't roll around. Some people use padded cases, others just dedicate a shelf. Main thing is keeping them from knocking into each other or harder surfaces.

The BUBBLER – Pack makes sense if you'd rather have a whole rotation than one precious piece. Variety, backups, and enough coverage for solo nights or full circles — all without dropping custom-glass money on a single bubbler you'll stress about breaking.