My First Bones Pipe

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rdoss16

Starting to Get Obsessed
Sep 2, 2019
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fairly new to pipe smoking and have been using basic basket pipes thus far. bought my first Morgan Pipes Bones pipe (Brandesian style) and had my first smoke in it this morning. Really enjoying it. draws great, feels good in hand, and looking forward to see how the color darkens over time. i know its not a super high end make/model but a great addition to my growing collection
 

mso489

Lifer
Feb 21, 2013
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I like the Bones concept, work horse unassuming pipes at a good price. Since more than half my pipes -- in briar, cob, and Mountain Laurel -- fit that description, I haven't ordered a Bones, but they look pleasing. If I were a new pipe smoker, or still had fewer than around twenty pipes, I can see myself ordering three Bones in different shapes.
 

alaskanpiper

Enabler in Chief
May 23, 2019
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Alaska
A bones pipe is on the list for me at some point. I like the simplicity and price point. Heard little but good things about them so far.
 

haparnold

Lifer
Aug 9, 2018
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2,390
Colorado Springs, CO
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I have several bones (three pictured here; two unsmoked and one after about a year of regular smoking), and I enjoy them quite a bit. They don't get as much use as some of my slightly nicer pipes, but they fill an important niche in my rotation. I certainly never feel like I'm 'slumming' when I smoke one.
 
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