Bong Joint
The outer joint on the downstem must match the ground joint on your bong.
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Upgrade your smoking experience with Zob Glass Downstems, the perfect replacement for your Zob Glass bong. These original glass bong downstems are designed to fit most standard bongs, bubblers, and water pipes, requiring a 14/18mm fitting. Crafted from high-quality borosilicate glass, Zob Glass downstems feature multiple diffusion slits, ensuring enhanced airflow and superior water filtration for smoother hits.
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Whether replacing a broken downstem or upgrading your current setup, Zob Glass Downstems are the ideal choice for improving your smoking experience. Enjoy the perfect combination of quality, functionality, and style with these expertly crafted downstems.
Note: All downstems are measured from the top of the ground joint to the end of the diffusion tip. Please see our diagram in the listing for complete downstem measuring instructions.
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Added September 25, 2020
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A brand name alone does not guarantee compatibility. Match the bong joint, bowl joint, and measured length before adding this downstem to your bag.
How to measure
Product specifications
Compatibility checklist
The outer joint on the downstem must match the ground joint on your bong.
The inside opening must match your bowl. A 14/18mm downstem takes a 14mm bowl and fits an 18mm bong joint.
The diffuser must reach below the waterline while clearing the bottom and side of the chamber.
Complete your setup
Measure from the top lip of the ground joint to the end of the downstem, then select the matching length variant.
The 14mm opening accepts a 14mm bowl, while the 18mm outer joint fits an 18mm bong joint.
No. Models from the same brand can use different joint sizes and lengths. Confirm all three measurements.
The tip or diffuser openings should sit below the waterline without touching the chamber wall or bottom.