Water pipes & bongs
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The Acrylic Bong Print is a compact 15 cm acrylic bubbler that filters your smoke through water for cooler, smoother draws — then folds into your bag without a second thought. Six vibrant printed designs, a metal bowl, and a carb hole give you proper bong functionality in a package smaller than most water bottles. You don't get to choose your design — it's randomly picked, which is half the fun.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | 15 cm |
| Material | Acrylic (body), metal (bowl) |
| Features | Carb hole, water filtration |
| Design | 6 printed styles, randomly selected |
| SKU | HS2724 |
| Weight | Lightweight — easy to carry |
Complete your portable setup with a small metal grinder for even bowls and a set of pipe screens to keep your metal bowl clear. Both fit in the same pocket as this bong.
Glass bongs are brilliant at home. They taste cleaner, look better on a shelf, and nobody's arguing with that. But glass doesn't survive a backpack. Or a park. Or that one mate who gestures too enthusiastically when telling a story. That's where a 15 cm acrylic bubbler earns its keep.
At this size, the Acrylic Bong Print weighs next to nothing and shrugs off drops that would shatter glass. The water chamber is small — maybe 80–100 ml when filled to a sensible level — but it's enough to cool your smoke noticeably compared to a dry pipe. The carb hole on the side lets you clear the chamber in one go, and the removable metal bowl makes repacking quick. It's not trying to replace your main piece. It's the bong you grab when you're heading out the door.
The honest limitation: acrylic doesn't deliver the same flavour purity as glass. You'll notice a faint plastic taste, especially when the piece is new. That mellows after a few sessions and regular cleaning, but if flavour is everything to you, this isn't the one. What it is, though, is the best cheap travel bong we carry for under a tenner — light, tough, and colourful enough to start a conversation.
Acrylic needs a different approach than glass. Never use isopropyl alcohol or acetone — both can crack or cloud acrylic within minutes. Instead, use warm water with a splash of white vinegar and a teaspoon of baking soda. Let it soak for 20–30 minutes, then shake gently and rinse thoroughly. A flexible pipe cleaner reaches the downstem area. Do this every couple of days if you're using it regularly. Fresh water every session is non-negotiable — it takes 10 seconds and makes a real difference to taste.
| Feature | Acrylic Bong | Glass Bong |
|---|---|---|
| Durability | Survives drops, travel-friendly | Fragile — one knock and it's done |
| Flavour | Slight plastic note, especially when new | Clean, pure flavour |
| Weight | Very light | Heavier, varies by size |
| Price | Budget-friendly | Higher investment |
| Cleaning | No alcohol — warm water and vinegar only | Isopropyl alcohol and salt work fast |
| Portability | Fits in a bag, no stress | Needs padding and careful handling |
| Lifespan | Scratches over time, functional for years | Lasts indefinitely if not broken |
We'd always recommend having both if you can. Glass at home for the flavour, acrylic on the road for the peace of mind. At this price point, the Acrylic Bong Print isn't an either-or decision — it's a backup that costs less than a decent lunch.
We've sold thousands of these little acrylic bubblers over the years, and the feedback is consistent: people buy them for festivals, camping trips, or as a spare piece they don't mind lending out. The 15 cm height means it fits inside a jacket pocket — we've tested. The randomly picked design is a minor gamble, but all six prints are bold and colourful. Nobody's come back disappointed with what they got.
One thing we always mention in the shop: don't use boiling water to clean it. We've seen a few come back warped because someone thought a hot rinse would speed things up. Warm is fine. Boiling is not. Acrylic softens at around 80°C, and at 15 cm tall there's not much margin for error.
No — the Acrylic Bong Print comes in six styles and yours is randomly picked. All designs are vibrant printed patterns on the acrylic body. It's a lucky dip.
Yes. Acrylic is cheap, nearly indestructible, and simple to use. The 15 cm size makes it easy to handle, and the carb hole gives you control over your hit. A solid first bong without the anxiety of breaking expensive glass.
It does. Acrylic can impart a faint plastic taste compared to glass, especially when new. This fades after several uses and regular cleaning. For the cleanest flavour, glass is better — but for portability and durability, acrylic wins.
Every single session. Stale water breeds bacteria, smells terrible, and makes your smoke taste worse. Fresh cold water takes 10 seconds to swap and noticeably improves each hit.
No — isopropyl alcohol, acetone, and other solvents crack and cloud acrylic. Stick to warm water with white vinegar and baking soda. Soak for 20–30 minutes, shake gently, rinse well.
Enough to submerge the bottom of the downstem by 1–2 cm. On a bong this size, that's roughly 80–100 ml. Too much and you'll get splashback; too little and you lose the filtration benefit.
Almost certainly not. Acrylic is far more impact-resistant than glass. It can scratch over time and may crack under extreme force, but a normal drop onto grass, carpet, or even pavement won't kill it.
Last updated: April 2026
