Silicone Chillums / Bats / Onies

Silicone chillums, bats, and one-hitters from Eyce and Grav — pocket-size single-hit smoking devices built in food-grade silicone instead of glass. The Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillum anchors the lineup in eight colorways; the Grav 12mm Taster with Silicone Skin wraps a Grav glass taster in a protective removable silicone sleeve. Stocked at Angies Boutique, 838 N Broadway in Los Angeles.

Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillum — eight colorways (Bangin, Black, Coral Reef, Creature Green, Deep Blue, Mermaid Purple, Slime Green, Winter)
Grav 12mm Taster with Silicone Skin — borosilicate glass taster inside a removable silicone sleeve
Drop-resistant, pocket-safe, dishwasher-friendly
Carried at Angies Boutique since 1990

A chillum, bat, or one-hitter is the smallest possible smoking device — a straight tube with a tight bowl on one end and a mouthpiece on the other, sized for a single packed hit. The silicone version of this format trades glass clarity for indestructibility. Drop an Eyce Shorty on concrete and it bounces. Wrap a Grav taster in silicone and the same drop becomes a non-event. Silicone chillums are the right pick for pocket carry, hiking, beach days, concerts, dorms, and travel where a glass piece would not survive.

The selection at Angies Boutique covers two designs. The Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillum is fully silicone — molded food-grade silicone body with an integrated bowl, available in eight colorways including limited drops like Coral Reef, Creature Green, and Mermaid Purple. The Grav 12mm Taster with Silicone Skin keeps the borosilicate glass taster body for clean flavor and pulls the silicone in as a removable protective skin — the best of both materials. Both formats fit standard one-hitter and dugout systems.

Compare these against full-glass options in Chillums, Bats & Onies or against larger silicone pieces in Silicone Pipes and Silicone Bongs.

Ideal For

Pocket-carry smokers who break glass too often
Hikers, festival-goers, concert-goers, anyone with a backpack and a one-hitter habit
First-time buyers who want a single-hit pipe without committing to a fragile glass piece
Color shoppers — the Eyce Shorty line covers eight colorways including limited drops
Glass-flavor purists who still want drop protection — the Grav 12mm Taster with Silicone Skin

Not the Right Fit If

You want a full-glass chillum or taster — see Chillums, Bats & Onies
You want a larger silicone hand pipe — see Silicone Pipes
You want a silicone bong or rig — see Silicone Bongs
You want a dugout-and-bat system — see Dugouts (if available)

Two picks cover both materials. The Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillum (Black) is the pure-silicone benchmark — molded food-grade silicone, pocket-safe, dishwasher-safe, integrated bowl. Pick any of the eight colorways depending on personal preference; function is identical. The Grav 12mm Taster with Silicone Skin is the hybrid pick — Grav's standard 12mm borosilicate taster body wrapped in a removable silicone sleeve. The glass keeps flavor clean; the silicone keeps the piece alive after the inevitable drop.

Use Case	Recommended Pick	Why
Pure pocket carry, max durability	Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillum	Full silicone, integrated bowl, eight colorways
Glass flavor with silicone protection	Grav 12mm Taster with Silicone Skin	Borosilicate glass inside a removable silicone sleeve
Wildest colorway	Eyce Shorty in Coral Reef, Creature Green, or Mermaid Purple	Limited and seasonal drops
Stealth / discreet color	Eyce Shorty Black or Winter	Lower visibility for stealthy carry

Silicone chillums are single-hit devices — they hold one packed bowl at a time and are not built for longer sessions. Pure silicone (Eyce Shorty) has a slight muting effect on flavor compared to glass; the Grav 12mm Taster with Silicone Skin avoids this by keeping the smoke path entirely inside glass. Eyce silicone chillums are dishwasher-safe on the top rack; the Grav glass taster should be hand-cleaned with Formula 420 or an iso soak from the Cleaning Supplies collection.

Start with the Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillum (Black) as the pocket-carry pick, read how to select the best products from a premium smoke shop for category context, and check Chillums, Bats & Onies for the full-glass equivalents.

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Eyce - Shorty Silicone Chillum - Black

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Eyce - Shorty Silicone Chillum - Bangin

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Eyce - Shorty Silicone Chillum - Creature Green

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Eyce - Shorty Silicone Chillum - Winter

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Eyce - Shorty Silicone Chillum - Mermaid Purple

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Frequently Asked Questions about Silicone Chillums / Bats / Onies

What is a silicone chillum?

A silicone chillum is a single-hit smoking device with a body made from food-grade silicone instead of glass. It looks like a straight tube with a tight bowl at one end and a mouthpiece at the other, sized for one packed hit. Silicone chillums are pocket-safe, dishwasher-friendly, and drop-resistant — the Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillum is the most popular example.

Should I get a silicone chillum or a glass chillum?

Choose silicone if you carry the piece in a pocket, take it outdoors, or break glass too often. Choose glass if flavor purity matters most. The Grav 12mm Taster with Silicone Skin is the hybrid solution — a borosilicate glass taster body inside a removable silicone sleeve. The glass keeps flavor clean; the silicone protects against drops.

How do I clean an Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillum?

Eyce Shorty Silicone Chillums are dishwasher-safe on the top rack — run a normal cycle and air-dry before storing. For hand-cleaning, soak in warm water with dish soap or use Formula 420 Glass Cleaner from the Cleaning Supplies collection. Pure silicone construction means no risk of cracking from temperature change.

What's the difference between a chillum, a bat, and a one-hitter?

All three describe roughly the same device — a straight single-hit pipe — and the terms are often used interchangeably. Traditionally a chillum is straight with no carb; a bat is a smaller version often sized for a dugout system; a one-hitter is the catch-all name. The Eyce Shorty fits all three definitions. The Grav 12mm Taster is sized as a bat for standard dugout systems.

How discreet is a silicone chillum or one-hitter for everyday carry?

Silicone chillums and bats are among the most pocketable smoking pieces sold at Angies Boutique. Most measure 3-4 inches long and weigh under an ounce, slipping easily into a jeans pocket, jacket lining, or small dugout without printing. The matte silicone finish does not reflect light like glass, so it draws less visual attention when pulled out. Eyce makes a Shorty silicone chillum with a built-in poker and bowl cap that seals the chamber, which contains odor noticeably better than an open glass one-hitter. The flexibility of silicone also means it survives being sat on, dropped on concrete, or jostled in a bag without snapping in half, a frequent failure point for slim glass chillums. For users who carry daily, the soft exterior is also quieter, no clinking against keys or coins in a pocket. Joint colors are usually solid black, gray, or earth tones rather than the bright fumed colors of glass chillums, which helps them disappear in low light. Our 838 N Broadway storefront in Los Angeles stocks several discreet silicone models alongside our silicone pipes collection for shoppers who want low-profile gear.

Can silicone chillums handle the heat from a torch lighter?

No. Silicone chillums and bats are designed for use with a standard butane lighter or hemp wick, not a butane torch. Food-grade platinum-cured silicone has a service temperature ceiling around 450F. Standard lighter flame contact on a packed bowl produces brief, localized heat the silicone tolerates, especially because the bowl insert is usually glass or metal. A torch lighter, on the other hand, burns at 2,000F and will scorch, discolor, and eventually melt the silicone body around the bowl area. If you need torch-grade heat for concentrates, use a glass or quartz piece instead. Most silicone chillums at Angies Boutique include a removable glass or aluminum bowl liner specifically so the flame contacts heat-resistant material, not the silicone itself. Avoid stacking too much pressure on the bowl with a flame either, since prolonged direct heat over 30 seconds can soften nearby silicone enough to deform. Brands like Eyce design their silicone chillums for dry herb only, and that intended use keeps the piece looking and performing like new for years. If you need a torch, browse our torches collection separately.

What is the difference between a silicone bat and a dugout system?

A silicone bat is a single piece, a tube-shaped one-hitter designed to look like a cigarette so it palms discreetly. A dugout is a two-compartment wooden or aluminum box that holds both a bat and a small herb storage chamber, letting you load and smoke without separate tools. At Angies Boutique we stock standalone silicone bats from brands like Eyce, plus dugout kits where the bat slides into a sleeve next to a packed herb well. Twist the dugout, press the bat into the herb chamber, and it self-loads in one motion. Silicone bats specifically suit dugouts because the soft material does not chip the wood or aluminum interior over thousands of insertions, where a glass bat eventually cracks or scratches the housing. Silicone also seals slightly better against the dugout walls, so loose flower does not spill when the lid is closed. For users wanting an all-in-one carry kit, pair a silicone bat with a dugout from our storage containers collection. For users who already own a dugout and just need a replacement bat, the standalone silicone option in this collection is the cheapest and most durable swap available.

Do silicone chillums absorb smell or flavor over time?

Quality silicone chillums made from food-grade platinum-cured silicone, like those from Eyce and LIT Silicone stocked at Angies Boutique, resist odor and flavor absorption far better than cheaper tin-cured silicone or rubber. Platinum-cured silicone is non-porous and chemically stable, meaning resin and smoke compounds sit on the surface rather than soaking in. A quick rinse with warm water and dish soap after each session prevents buildup, and a weekly soak in isopropyl alcohol with coarse salt removes any lingering residue. That said, the glass or aluminum bowl insert inside the chillum does collect resin over time, and that is usually the source of any lingering smell. Pop the bowl out, soak it separately for ten minutes in iso, rinse, and the entire piece smells neutral again. Avoid bleach, acetone, and abrasive scrubbers, all of which damage silicone. If you notice persistent flavor carry-over after cleaning, the bowl insert likely needs replacement, which runs $3-8 for most brands. Our team at the 838 N Broadway shop in Los Angeles has been recommending silicone smoking gear since the material entered the market in the early 2010s, and properly cared for chillums stay flavor-neutral for years.