Arizer Solo 3 Stems and Accessories: The Evergreen Buyer's Guide
Short answer: the best Arizer Solo 3 accessories are the ones that match how you use the device: a stem for your preferred length and cooling, screens you never run out of, and a case for travel. This guide replaces our old seasonal offer page. There are no dated codes or discount claims here; it is simply a plain-English map of what is worth buying for a Solo 3, and why.
Everything below is available in the Arizer Solo 3 stems and accessories collection. Prices and current availability are always shown on each product page.
Start with what the Solo 3 already includes
According to Arizer, the Solo III V2.0 comes with an XL Glass Aroma Tube (90 mm), an XL Frosted Glass Aroma Tube (14 mm), a standard Air/Solo tube and frosted tube, four silicone stem caps, travel tubes, a stirring tool and four stainless filter screens. That is a solid start, but glass is the part you will eventually replace, and screens run out faster than you would think.
1. Glass stems: length and shape
The stem is both the herb chamber and the mouthpiece, so it shapes the whole session.
Short (70 mm and 40 mm)
Easier to carry and less likely to snap in a pocket. Try the classic 70 mm mouthpieces or the tiny Stealth 40 mm micro stems. Shorter paths run warmer and feel more direct.
Long (110 mm)
The longer air path gives vapor more room to cool. The straight and angled 110 mm two-packs are the classics; the angled shape also has a practical benefit, because it does not roll off a table.
XL floral chamber
Arizer describes its XL tubes as offering double the capacity of the original tubes, with more airflow. The XL Floral Chamber stems (70 or 90 mm) and the Onyx black XL stems follow that idea. Our airflow guide explains why the chamber size matters.
2. Cooling without water
If the vapor feels warm, extra surface area helps. Options in our range include:
- the Vortex spiralled stem, which lengthens the path with an internal glass spiral;
- the Glacier glass pearl stem (70 mm) and Aura coloured-pearl stem (110 mm);
- the Ultra dry cooling stem and the larger ChillFlow XL cooling stem, both packed with small sealed glass beads.
More cooling glass generally means a longer, bulkier stem, so it suits home use better than a jacket pocket. Browse them together in the cooling stems collection.
3. Water tools
Two routes: connect the Solo 3 to a water piece you already own, or use a bubbler built for it.
- WPAs: the multi-fit XL WPA (10/14/18 mm) and the standard 14 mm WPA link the device to your glass. Arizer notes that the Solo 3 flips its screen automatically when inverted, so the controls stay readable. See which adapter stem you need for Solo 2 versus Solo 3.
- Ready-made bubblers: side-mounted designs such as the Cascade XL side bubbler and Original side bubbler keep the water beside the device rather than above the heater. The Pop-Top bubbler is an easy-clean alternative and the Mini bubbler is the compact choice.
Full range: water bubblers and WPAs. Whatever you choose, keep water away from the device itself.
4. The small parts that fix most problems
- Screens: domed basket screens keep material contained and airflow steady.
- Spacers: the backspacer kit sets a gap between the herb and the heater.
- O-rings: if a stem feels loose or leaks air around the joint, the triple-size O-ring kit is the fix.
- Loading: a loading funnel, quick-load capsules or in-chamber XL dosing capsules make refills tidier.
- Tools: a pick and tamper set helps with packing and cleaning.
5. Protection and travel
Glass and a lithium battery both prefer to be treated gently. The Armour hard shell case and the Tactical rugged case protect the device, while shaded travel tubes and silicone stem caps look after the stems. More in the cases and travel collection.
A useful rule of thumb: change one thing at a time. Swap the stem first and use it for a few sessions, then decide whether cooling or water is worth adding. Because most Solo 3 accessories are inexpensive glass or silicone parts, it is easy to experiment without committing to a whole new setup, and any spare stems double as backups if one is dropped.
A simple starter shopping list
- One two-pack of the stem length you use most, plus one alternative (short if you travel, long if you sit at home).
- A pack of screens.
- A spacer kit and an O-ring kit, both inexpensive and easy to forget.
- A case or travel tubes once the device leaves the house.
- A WPA or bubbler if you already like water-cooled draws.
Fit, warranty and care
Our Solo 3 accessories are third-party parts designed to suit Arizer devices, not official Arizer products. Standard stems in this range fit the Solo and Air families, but not the ArGo or Go SRT. Clean glass with isopropyl alcohol, rinse with warm water and dry fully before use.
If you are still deciding on the device itself, see the Arizer Solo 3 V2.0. For a stem deep-dive, read the ultimate guide to Arizer Solo 3 stems, and for wider reading visit the Arizer blog.
