A chillum (or chilam) can also be referred to as a “one-hitter.” These very popular and small smoking devices originated in India in the eighteenth century, and are still used today for many cannabis smokers.
The chillum is often referred to as a “one-hitter” because of its design. It’s just small enough to fit around one to two puffs of cannabis flower in the pipe itself.
Difference between a chillum and a pipe
A chillum is a small and hollow tube with a bowl on one end and with a mouthpiece on the other end. Unlike pipes and bowls, chillums don’t have a carb (a hole used to control airflow).
What you’re going to look for in a chillum
Here are the basics of what you should look for in your chillum choice:
1. The size and design
Usually, smokers are going to go for a smaller and more basic design for their needs. It’s not uncommon for a smoker to choose a size that can fit in their pocket.
2. Glass thickness
Since glass doesn’t interfere with the taste of the smoke and easy to clean afterward, it’s a more common choice of material. Some smokers want a thicker feel to the chillum, while others prefer smaller and thinner products that are more accessible.
3. Loading end
You may want something with a larger loading end. This produces a larger “hit” for the one-hitter.
4. Mouthpiece
Lastly, the opening size of the mouthpiece can also accompany the size choice you make with the loading end. A smaller mouthpiece will slow down the smoke and may take a little extra work to pull it through. Larger mouthpieces will travel a bit quicker.
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