Glass Spoons

At SMOKEA®, we have dozens of different styles of pipes from big names like Chameleon Glass, Ooze, and Empire Glassworks. Plus, Chameleon Glass is 100% American-made, so you know it’s high quality.

Whether you choose a sleek and streamlined pipe with no frills or rock a coil condenser pipe, we’ve got you covered. From Ninja Turtles to Porky Pig to Harry Potter, we have dozens of glass spoon pipes to suit every taste.

How to Smoke a Glass Pipe

Pipes are arguably one of the most traditional ways to smoke your herb of choice. Learning how to pack and smoke glass pipes is a time-honored tradition. Fortunately, you can learn how in just a few easy steps.

1. Grind up your herb (if applicable). Make sure it’s broken down evenly but not too finely ground.
2. If you have a screen, put it in the bottom of your bowl to help prevent inhaling your herb.
3. Pack your bowl lightly at the bottom and a bit denser at the top for an even burn.
4. Light your herb with your preferred heating element and enjoy!

Glass spoon pipes make for smooth, convenient hits no matter where you are.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a glass spoon pipe?

Glass spoons are simple pipes shaped like, well, spoons! Pack the bowl with your preferred herb and inhale the smoke through the stem for a smooth smoking experience.

Are glass pipes durable?

These pipes aren’t made from the same glass used for cups and bowls — our top brands use thick, heavy-duty borosilicate glass designed to last. While we can’t recommend throwing your glass pipe at a wall or throwing it off a ten-story building, it should be able to withstand most minor bumps and falls.

How do I clean my glass pipe?

While there are a number of specialized cleaners available on the market, if you don’t have the cash or the time, you can simply opt for good old alcohol. Empty your glass pipe of all the burnt bits of herb and place it in a plastic container deep enough to submerge it. Cover it completely with isopropyl alcohol and shake the container to get in all the nooks and crevices. Once you’re done, rinse, dry, and enjoy!