Bong bags protect your glass pipes. Some are even smell-proof, with carbon linings that help block odors.

Read on to discover the best bong bags available right now — and start protecting your favorite weed accessories today.

This “Dime Bags” Padded Hemp Duffle Bag stands out because it can fit taller bongs, and it’s made from hemp.

You can choose between the 15-inch and the 17-inch model, depending on the size of the glass you want to protect.

This duffel bag is made from Dime Bags’ signature “Hempster” fabric, a blend of hemp and polyester. This blended material lends durability and toughness to the exterior of the bag.

Plus, anytime you support a company using hemp fabrics, you’re helping to reduce your impact on the environment. (Full disclosure: I wrote that article about hemp fabric that I just linked to. I support hemp, and also shameless self-promotion.)

In an uncommonly considerate feature, Dime Bags has made their logo removable. Perhaps they realized that a bag prominently featuring the words “Dime Bags” might not be ideal for certain customers. The logo is Velcro, so if you’re feeling bold again, you can put it back on. Or if you love the logo, but you also love discretion, you could just move it to some hidden corner of real estate on your bag.

This is one of several Dime Bags products included in this list. Customers appreciate their Dime Bags’ durability, functionality, and style.

Find more "Dime Bags" Padded Duffel Tube Bag information and reviews here.

This Dime Bags Padded Tube Hemp Backpack can fit bongs up to around 17 inches, and it’s made using Dime Bags’ “Hempster” blended fabric.

If you like bringing your largest glass pipes on your adventures, this could be perfect for you. The mesh backpack straps mean you can carry it hands-free. And it’s designed to fit your favorite rig.

Even your tallest bong could be cozily transported in this bag: You can choose between 18 and 23-inch sizes. (But not all colors and all sizes are always available.)

This bag is made using hemp fabric, which is much less harmful to the environment than materials like cotton.

Plus, it’s less likely to end up in a landfill. Hemp is made to last. This could be your go-to dab-rig carrying case for years to come — especially if you like to adventure outdoors.

But you can also use your hemp backpack in other scenarios. The padding is removable, for when you need to create more space.

This versatile backpack can safely transport your largest, most treasured pieces of glass.

Find more Dime Bags Padded Tube Backpack information and reviews here.

This Cali Crusher Smell-Proof Backpack With Combo Lock is stealthy and odor-proof. And it has a combo lock.

It is not specifically designed to carry a bong. But it is designed to be completely odor-proof, and to lock out any intruders.

Reviewers agree that its odor-proofing technology works.

This is perfect for operating in stealth mode. Nothing would give away that you’re carrying a bong.

It also includes a laptop sleeve, in case you’re multi-tasking. But if you wanted to fit a bong, you could create your own padding (towels, foam, whatever).

In keeping with the discrete design, the lock itself is tucked away out of sight. No need to advertise that you might be carrying something valuable.

This is pretty affordable, for a backpack that comes with a combination lock and odor-proofing technology. 

Find more Smell-Proof Backpack With Lock information and reviews here.

The Skunk 16″ Padded Duffle Bag fits large bongs and is odor-proof.

It can accommodate bongs up to 15 inches tall, including beaker bongs (as long as the beaker base is under 5 inches wide).

This bag features smell-proof activated carbon technology, as well as their anti-smell-retaining interior.

It doesn’t work for biking or hiking the way some other bags on this list do. But if you just want to keep your large glass bong safe without any odors escaping, this is perfect for you.

Find more Skunk 16" Padded Duffle Bag information and reviews here.

The Velvet Waterpipe Case protects large bongs, and it’s affordable.

Plus, velvet is back in style.

If you’re super self-conscious about odors, you may need to invest in a more expensive bong bag. This bong bag does not have a carbon lining or any odor-proofing technology. However, at 15 inches, it should fit most bongs. 

Find more Velvet Waterpipe Case information and reviews here.

This bag stands out because it’s a messenger-style bag which can fit a full-size bong, without letting any odors escape.

Because they’re hands-free, messenger bags are great for biking around town while looking stylish. If you want to bike around while safely carrying your foot-long bong, this could be perfect for you.

It’s not just for bikers. But this side-strap system is great for looking hip while keeping your hands free for other activities. 

Find more Skunk Sling Smell-Proof Bag With Lock information and reviews here.

This Skunk Smell-Proof Water-Proof Backpack is perfect if you’re serious about avoiding cannabis odors — and you don’t believe in packing light.

Skunk bags are known for their superior smell-proofing. Not only is this stylish backpack completely odor-proof, but it also includes “anti-odor-retaining” interior. So not only will it prevent odors from escaping, but if someone smells the inside of your backpack later, they’ll be similarly clueless as to your bong-related hobbies. 

This isn’t specifically designed for bongs, but it includes plenty of extra padding, and customers say they’ve safely transported glass. It also includes a laptop sleeve and several pockets. There are double-zippers, making it water-resistant and weather-proof.

The only problem is the lock, which can be bypassed when the backpack is not completely full. (You can wiggle the locking strap off.) So if you need the lock to work, just make sure to adequately fill your pack.

Find more Skunk Smell-Proof Water-Proof "Rogue" Backpack information and reviews here.

This could fit a mini-bong, but it is designed more for holding your grinder, herb, and bubbler or smaller pipe. However, dozens of happy customers agree that it is completely smell-proof.

The combination lock seems to work better than on some other models. On this bag, the combo lock actually locks the ends of the zippers together. Customers do not report having any trouble with the lock.

Find more Skunk "Sidekick" Smell-Proof Case with Combo Lock information and reviews here.

If you’re going on a kayaking, rafting, sailing, fishing, or canoeing trip, and you want to bring your mini-bong or bubbler, this could be perfect for you.

This case is waterproof and odor-proof. The company says its activated-carbon odor-proof lining has even passed the “dog test.” So if you’re boating with dogs who love weed, rest assured: they will not smell it.

If you also anticipate encountering drug-sniffing dogs who might sniff out your stash, this should also help you breathe easier.

But the first scenario sounds more fun.

Find more Waterproof & Smellproof Bag for Glass Under 8 Inches information and reviews here.

The Vatra Tube Bag for Bongs stands out because it’s padded and shaped perfectly to tote your favorite bong. Plus, it comes in this cool blue camo design, as well as a plaid option.

It comes in 14″ and 18″ lengths to accommodate your preferred bong size.

The Velvet Waterpipe Case reviewed above is a steal. It's an 18 inch bong bag, so it can fit almost any bong. It will keep your glass safe, thanks to the padded sides, and even minimize odors. Plus, velvet is so in right now.

If your bong is pretty small (like under eight inches), you could consider the cheapest bong bag included in this guide: the Waterproof/Smellproof mini bong bag reviewed above.

Maybe. Are you going to need to be hands-free? Will you be carrying your bong for extended periods of time, and require more even weight distribution?

If you're taking your glass on outdoor adventures (like hiking, or extreme picnicking, or beach exploration), you may indeed need a bong backpack. 

We've included several bong backpacks reviewed above. But most of them aren't cheap -- like the Dime Bags bong bag reviewed above.

We think that's a tie between their bong backpack and their tube duffle bag (both reviewed above). It depends where you take your bong on adventures!