Sometimes you feel like a funnel, sometimes you don't.
The Chuggler it's a 30 ounce cup, but with a simple modification it becomes a beer bong! That way you can pace yourself before the party starts, and then get wild after it gets underway.
The Chuggler, the Best in Beer Bong History
Whether you are a fan of beer drinking, someone looking to get the beer down faster, or looking to defend your reputation as the ultimate beer bonger, the chuggler is the ideal beer mug. Truly a unique product, the Chuggler is a new member to the beer bonging family and a little more visually appealing than the standard funnel and hose method.
The chuggler mug holds 30 ounces of ice-cold beer and with the bong attachment built directly in, chuggers can gulp down this impressive amount of beer in a record-setting two second. Impressive feats that will surely make the memory of your last party stand out in anyone's mind!
In order to successfully bong a beer, one has to be able to keep pace with the rapid release of fermented spirits as they crash inward toward the back of the throat. Some people find this a difficult task and often find themselves gagging on the immense amount of liquid. As a precautionary method, it is wise to be sure the hose attached to the Chuggler has been cleared of any built up foam. Foam makes it very difficult to successfully chug large amounts of beer, and often someone will find themselves abandoning this challenge in a fit of chokes and coughs while now sporting a damp shirt or sticky face. In order to de-foam the hose, some people choose to block the end of the hose that goes into their mouths and lift the Chuggler high into the air. This causes all the foam and bubbles to rise from the hose and gather near the top of beverage with in the mug. Also, serving the beer very cold will reduce the extra foam. Some chuggers also prefer to simply rinse the hose out thoroughly before bonging to eliminate the intake of beer foam. A more unique approach is to line the inside of the hose with butter, however this can build up and also affect the taste of the beer. There is also the rumor of using one's own mucus to line the hose which returns the foam back into its liquid form, however this is not a very sanitary way to impress fellow party goers.
There are many different ways to bong a beer, and the chuggler has eliminated the need for a funnel holder or having to stand or kneel for proper foam reduction and adequate beer speed. One needs to only hold the Chuggler high enough to eliminate the build up of foam bubbles and the chugging can commence. The Chuggler also provides the opportunity for the inexperienced bonger to practice in the comfort of secrecy until it is time to reveal the mastered skill.
Chugglers are available online and can be purchased from several different vendors. Available in six different colors; blue, black, green, red, orange, and yellow, these impressive beer mugs are only $15 each. That is a small price to pay for having the coolest mug at the party and boasting the admirable skill of successful beer bonging. Also available for purchase are replacement hoses and various other promotional items for the Chuggler.
The chuggler mug holds 30 ounces of ice-cold beer and with the bong attachment built directly in, chuggers can gulp down this impressive amount of beer in a record-setting two second. Impressive feats that will surely make the memory of your last party stand out in anyone's mind!
In order to successfully bong a beer, one has to be able to keep pace with the rapid release of fermented spirits as they crash inward toward the back of the throat. Some people find this a difficult task and often find themselves gagging on the immense amount of liquid. As a precautionary method, it is wise to be sure the hose attached to the Chuggler has been cleared of any built up foam. Foam makes it very difficult to successfully chug large amounts of beer, and often someone will find themselves abandoning this challenge in a fit of chokes and coughs while now sporting a damp shirt or sticky face. In order to de-foam the hose, some people choose to block the end of the hose that goes into their mouths and lift the Chuggler high into the air. This causes all the foam and bubbles to rise from the hose and gather near the top of beverage with in the mug. Also, serving the beer very cold will reduce the extra foam. Some chuggers also prefer to simply rinse the hose out thoroughly before bonging to eliminate the intake of beer foam. A more unique approach is to line the inside of the hose with butter, however this can build up and also affect the taste of the beer. There is also the rumor of using one's own mucus to line the hose which returns the foam back into its liquid form, however this is not a very sanitary way to impress fellow party goers.
There are many different ways to bong a beer, and the chuggler has eliminated the need for a funnel holder or having to stand or kneel for proper foam reduction and adequate beer speed. One needs to only hold the Chuggler high enough to eliminate the build up of foam bubbles and the chugging can commence. The Chuggler also provides the opportunity for the inexperienced bonger to practice in the comfort of secrecy until it is time to reveal the mastered skill.
Chugglers are available online and can be purchased from several different vendors. Available in six different colors; blue, black, green, red, orange, and yellow, these impressive beer mugs are only $15 each. That is a small price to pay for having the coolest mug at the party and boasting the admirable skill of successful beer bonging. Also available for purchase are replacement hoses and various other promotional items for the Chuggler.
Chuggler Vids
Let's see who can take it.
Various videos of people attempting the chuggler.
Tom Donovan - Conquering the Chuggler
Submitted Chuggler Video
Chuggler Race
Chuggler Mug Video
The Chuggler
Chuggler in Action
Chuggler
How to use the Chuggler Mug
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