“Heir Hand Pipe: Best engineered pipe”

The Heir Handpipe is a modern, premium take on the classic spoon pipe — built to be functional, rugged, and stylish for on-the-go sessions. According to SmokeHeir, it’s designed for “those who roam,” with features that aim to make smoking away from home easier and more discreet.

Pros:
Magnetic bowl cap that seals the bowl (to contain smell and embers) and doubles as a stand. Dual end caps to keep odors in when transporting. Modular construction: the inner bowl is removable, the parts disassemble fully for cleaning.
Smoke Tool: a stainless pick tool stored inside the mouthpiece, used to stir or clear ash.

Cons:
Pricy at $120.

“Grav Bong with silicone attachments: Big hits, no big price!”

“The Grav Bong with silicone attachments is the MacGyver of cannabis smoking—affordable, functional, and ready to deliver hits that’ll make you rethink your life choices (but in a good way). This little gem is perfect for anyone who wants the ‘big bong’ experience without the ‘big bong’ price tag. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of smoking—just add cannabis.”

Pros:
Thick glass: Durable and built to last. Affordable knockoff versions available on Amazon for just $40—who doesn’t love a bargain? Great experience: Delivers solid hits without breaking the bank.

Cons:
Replacement parts hunt: Finding replacement silicone parts feels like a treasure hunt, but hey, it’s a good excuse to channel your inner bong detective!

“Mega Bowl Attachment: Go big or go home!”

“If you haven’t tried the Mega Bowl attachment for your bong yet, you’re missing out on the ultimate upgrade. This beast holds a whopping 4 grams of flower, so when you hit it, you’re not just smoking—you’re officially in the big leagues. Perfect for when you want to impress your friends or challenge yourself to finish it in one sitting (spoiler: you won’t). It’s like the bong equivalent of a power move.”

Pros:
Smoke for days: No need to reload, your lungs will thank you. Bigger is better: Perfect for the ultimate smoke sesh.

Cons:
It’s a little pricey, but hey, you’re getting a bowl that’s practically its own event.