Over the last few years, there has been a proliferation of subscription-style services delivering a monthly rotation of curated cannabis smoking accessories. Being a tastemaker is no easy feat, but that hasn’t stopped the folks at 420 Pipes from throwing … Continue reading →
In a world of multi-thousand dollar heady rigs and a seemingly infinite supply of cheap glass flooding the market, I have to admit that my biases get the best of me when I hear the term “acrylic bong.” Instantly, pictures … Continue reading →
By @medsforheads When it comes to my smoking gear, I generally prefer to keep things domestic as much as possible. But when I happened upon Danish accessory company Høj (the Danish word for “high,” pronounced like “hoy”), my interest was … Continue reading →
While there are currently what seems like thousands of vaporizer options available on the market, three are very few that are so different that they have a category entirely to themselves. The Megatoke is “weird in a good way” enough … Continue reading →
To review concentrate products, I needed a new vaporizer pen. I wanted a pen that was compact, portable, affordable, and had a long battery life. So I picked up the Little Dipper by Dip Devices. The Little Dipper is the … Continue reading →
Last year, I broke two glass bongs, a glass rig, and a glass pipe (and the pipe wasn’t even mine). At one time long ago, I used to be athletic with pretty good eye-hand coordination. Now, I’m an old man … Continue reading →
Surprisingly, quality hand pipes have been the most difficult to find for reviews. I would enjoy reviewing more heady glass pipes, but it’s difficult for a glass artists to give up a special and expensive piece—and rightfully so. A plain … Continue reading →
I wanted to do an Illinois News Joint “stocker stuffing” review for the fun of it, but finding a product at a dispensary cheap enough to consider a stocking stuffer was more difficult than expected. I don’t consider $50-90 eighths … Continue reading →
My first paraphernalia purchase was during my first semester of college, 1992. Mattoon, Illinois, had a tattoo shop on Broadway named Toad’s that also sold smoke paraphernalia. I bought a wooden dugout that came with a brass hitter. I lost … Continue reading →
The main reason I was slow in getting into concentrates was because I didn’t want to handle a glass rig and a torch while completely blown out. Also, I don’t get to smoke with others very often, and while at … Continue reading →
