$ 28.99
The 5" Glass Bubbler is a compact handheld water pipe built for smokers who want smoother hits without committing to a big bong. At just 5 inches (127mm) tall, it’s easy to stash, easy to pass, and still gives you real water filtration. Each one has fume work and color line accents, so every piece has its own look instead of feeling like the same factory clone.
This 5" Glass Bubbler is made for smokers who want a small, reliable piece that hits softer than a dry pipe but doesn’t take over the coffee table. It’s a solid pick if you’re grabbing your first water piece, building out a travel kit, or just want a colorful little bubbler that lives next to your grinder for everyday use. If you’re already running bigger glass but want something less break-the-bank that you won’t cry over if it tips, this fits that role nicely.
Using this bubbler is as straightforward as it looks: add a small amount of water into the chamber, just enough to cover the bottom of the internal downstem so you get that classic bubble without splashback. Pack the bowl with your favorite flower, cover the carb (if present), and pull until the water starts percolating for that smoother, cooled hit. Keep your pinch light and your angle slightly forward to avoid any water creeping toward the mouthpiece.
For a cleaner setup, park it on a dab mat between hits so any stray water or ash stays off your table instead of turning into a sticky ring under your piece. When you’re passing it around, people will appreciate that it’s small enough to handle with one hand, even when you’re a few bowls deep.
If you like to prep a few bowls ahead of time or swap between strains, pair this piece with some secure storage and packaging so your herb stays fresh and ready to go when it’s time to load another round.
| Height | 5 inches (127mm) |
|---|---|
| Category | Glass bubbler (handheld water pipe) |
| Material | Glass |
| Design | Fume with color line accents |
| Colors | Assorted color options (each piece is unique) |
Let the bubbler cool before you mess with the bowl or water. Dump the old water regularly so it doesn’t get funky, then rinse with warm water. For deeper cleans, soak the piece in isopropyl alcohol, rinse thoroughly with clean water, and let it dry completely before using again. A quick wipe now and then keeps that fume and color work shining instead of getting hidden under resin.
This is a true handheld bubbler, not a tabletop bong—so it’s meant for personal seshes, passing between a couple of friends, or tossing in a small bag for a weekend trip. It plays especially well as a companion to more rugged pieces like our silicone bongs and rigs when you want one "beater" piece and one nicer glass piece in your rotation. Think of it as your chill, colorful daily driver that doesn’t need a whole setup to enjoy.
Start with just enough water to cover the bottom of the downstem inside the chamber. You want to hear a light bubble when you pull, without water splashing toward the mouthpiece. If you’re getting any splash, pour a little out and test again.
No—because of the fume and color line work, each piece comes out a little different. You’ll get the same general style, but the exact pattern and shade will be unique to your bubbler.
Yes, it’s small enough to ride in a padded pouch or case. Just make sure it’s completely cool and empty of water before packing, and consider keeping your flower in sealed glass jars and packaging so your bag doesn’t smell like the whole eighth.
“Better” depends on what you like. A hand pipe is simpler and bone-dry, while this bubbler gives you actual water filtration for a smoother, cooler hit in a similar footprint. If you’re tired of harsh, dry hits from a spoon, this is an easy upgrade without jumping up to a full-size water pipe.
It’s ideal for folks who smoke regularly but don’t need a massive setup every time—think end-of-day couch bowls, quick hits before heading out, or sharing a few rounds with a couple close friends. If you’re into more specialized gear like nectar collectors for concentrates, this makes a nice flower-sidekick piece.
Swap the water often and give it a warm rinse every few uses before resin really builds up. When it starts to look cloudy or smell off, that’s your cue for an isopropyl soak. Regular light maintenance is easier than waiting until it’s fully gunked up.
If you’re building out a small kit, a simple grinder, a nonstick accessory tray or pad, and some storage containers will keep your whole sesh tight and organized. That way your bubbler, herb, and tools all have a home instead of rolling around the table.