FalsifiedDreams
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Hi community,
I'm a novice smoker, new to the scene (this is my first post). In fact, I could count the number of times I've gotten high with my fingers and toes.
I've only smoked from joints and a waterfall bong I made from a glass bottle.
Anyway, I'm in the market for some glass and I need a little advice.
There seem to be a thousand and one varieties and sizes of bongs; prices are similarly varied.
Now, I am "aware" of brands like RooR which a lot seem to say is the best, and have also seen ones that look similar for 1/10th of the price.
What I am trying to find out is, are brands like these just a waste of money for a "brand name".
What "specs", if any, are used to judge a bong?
For things such as thickness I can make a fairly educated assumption that they would be more durable and less prone to break. I can also guess that "glass on glass" bongs would have a better seal.
But does any of this justify spending a small paycheck on a piece?
I'd appreciate it if you guys can give me a quick summary of the foundations of a quality bong, as well other quality brands which might not hit the wallet as hard.
Thanks for reading!
-FD
I'm a novice smoker, new to the scene (this is my first post). In fact, I could count the number of times I've gotten high with my fingers and toes.
I've only smoked from joints and a waterfall bong I made from a glass bottle.
Anyway, I'm in the market for some glass and I need a little advice.
There seem to be a thousand and one varieties and sizes of bongs; prices are similarly varied.
Now, I am "aware" of brands like RooR which a lot seem to say is the best, and have also seen ones that look similar for 1/10th of the price.
What I am trying to find out is, are brands like these just a waste of money for a "brand name".
What "specs", if any, are used to judge a bong?
For things such as thickness I can make a fairly educated assumption that they would be more durable and less prone to break. I can also guess that "glass on glass" bongs would have a better seal.
But does any of this justify spending a small paycheck on a piece?
I'd appreciate it if you guys can give me a quick summary of the foundations of a quality bong, as well other quality brands which might not hit the wallet as hard.
Thanks for reading!
-FD