Joint Bubblers

Joint Bubbler tools cool and filter smoke from a joint or blunt through a small water chamber, giving you smoother hits with less throat burn.

Why this piece matters

A Joint Bubbler bridges the gap between a hand pipe and a mini water pipe. It’s compact, easy to load, and perfect for people who love pre-rolls or cones but want cleaner flavor and a gentler inhale. Brands like Mj Arsenal refine this format with thick borosilicate glass, splash control, and stable bases so sessions feel dialed-in, not delicate.

What is a joint bubbler?

A joint bubbler is a handheld glass piece with a downstem and a water reservoir sized for a rolled cone or blunt. You slide your roll into the intake, pull, and the smoke passes through water to remove ash and cool the temperature. Think of it as a Bubbler for Blunts and pre-rolls that fits in one hand but performs like a tiny water pipe.

How to use a joint bubbler

Fill the chamber with just enough water to cover the downstem—no more.
Seat your cone or blunt snugly in the joint holder (the “Bubbler Joint” connection).
Light the tip, draw slowly, and watch for gentle percolation.
Clear the chamber between pulls; dump and rinse after the session.

Pro tip: Roll with a crutch/filter so the seal stays firm and the end doesn’t get soggy.

A quick history

Bubblers showed up as a hybrid of spoons and water pipes—easy to pocket, smoother than dry glass. As pre-rolls took off, makers shrank the joint interface and added splash guards. Mj Arsenal popularized compact designs that keep the flavor of a cone while cutting harshness.

What it’s like to use

You spark a fresh cone at a park table. First pull through the Cone Bubbler is cool, not bitey. You taste terps instead of paper. No coughing fit, no watery eyes. Your friend—usually “one and done”—takes a second hit and nods: “Way smoother.” You finish the session with a clear head and a clean piece after a 10-second rinse.