Bubblers

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All You Need to Know About Bubblers Could you imagine if a pipe and a bong had a baby? Well, you don’t have to wonder anymore. Glass blowers went ahead and left nothing up to our imagination. In fact, they made this hypothetical scenario real. They’ve made it come true. No genie in a bottle granting three wishes, just some high-level thinking and ingenuity. Bubblers are a cross between pipes and bongs. But what makes a bubbler different from a traditional pipe or bong? Why should you have it in your weed-smoking arsenal? Read on to find out the inner workings of bubblers and why they would be a great fit for any of your stoner needs. What Are Bubblers? Bubblers are a nifty smoking contraption. They're a hybrid of a pipe and a bong . These tools are typically larger than your average pipe but slightly smaller than a bong, and share some of the same features, such as a bowl and a water chamber that acts as a filter. When smoke passes through the water, it filters out any impurities, resulting in a cool, clean, and smooth hit. Compared to the average bong, bubblers are smaller. This means they’re the perfect travel size and even more affordable than a bong. Because of their compact size, bubbler pipe designs tend to deliver hits with better texture and flavor. This is especially true when compared to pipes, which tend to deliver a much harsher hit. History of Bubblers To better understand bubblers' cultural impact, we first have to go back to where it all started and analyze its parent species: the Bong. It’s common knowledge that the bong wasn’t part of the cultural zeitgeist until the late 60s and early 70s. With a rising attitude in sticking it to the man also came an overall acceptance of Mother Earth's sweet, sweet green nectar: marijuana, reefer, ganja, or pot, as it was often referred to. But did you know bongs have been around for far longer than that? In fact, there are artifacts that prove the existence of bongs dating back as far as 2500 years. Can you belie