Al Pascia' Curvy dresses in colors
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I still don't know how you are making money on these pipes at that price point! It looks like many of the new colors are already gone, I'm not surprised. My Curvy goes everywhere with me and no matter what other pipes I have with me, that one elicits the most comments.
Interesting. It's hard to judge the proportions of that pipe by the pictures. They could either be paraphernalia small or oddly bug and stubby. Can someone who has one, post a picture of it in a clench? If not, that's ok too. I realize that some of you are shy.
Cosmic, I have one on eBay right now and another that starts this coming Saturday. They are both the same size and almost the same weight. -
APPROXIMATE SIZE & WEIGHT: Length: 4-1/2 inches. Bowl height: 1-3/4 inches. Rim width: 1-1/2 inches. Chamber width: .80 inches. Weight is 57.8 grams.
STEM MATERIAL - Acrylic.
APPROXIMATE SIZE & WEIGHT: Length: 4-1/2 inches. Bowl height: 1-3/4 inches. Rim width: 1-1/2 inches. Chamber width: .80 inches. Weight is 57.8 grams.
STEM MATERIAL - Acrylic.
Thanks guys. Probably too small for me. I have a big mouth, ha ha. But, they are cute lil' buggers.
No pix of me with the pipe in my yap, but my bent is a perfect hangar (and combined with the acrylic stem). The bent shape fits my chin perfectly (hence all the club use, I can talk perfectly with this one).
I just took one, I'm not pretty but the pipe sure is!
I just took one, I'm not pretty but the pipe sure is!
Perfect, a picture is worth way more to me than a bunch of numbers. They don't look too small, and it looks like a good size bowl. I may have to get me one. Thank you, Mr Jones!
Great little pipes in appealing colors. I don't have a Curvey, but I have several small sturdy thick-shanked and stemmed pipes that serve the same purpose as perfect take-along pipes with ample bowls. If you don't have a pipe or pipes that fill this bill, these look excellent.
My polished smooth is 59 grams. I never thought that I would enjoy a pipe of this shape, but I love it. The bend is perfect and makes the weight work. The button end is also excellent for clenching, which this pipe was born to do. The bowl is generous.
Not sure, clickklick, but both of the ones that I have currently in my shop are reverse calabash pipes.
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@bigpond - I'm a pretty dry smoker, but I've had no issues. I do a wipe in the chamber after every smoke, there is a little moisture in there (by design I assume)
I've been eyeing these for quite some time now, but I haven't pulled the trigger on one yet. Good to see a few photos of these pipes in clench and hand. I don't think I'm a fan of the new colored pipes, but I love the look of the stained.
Thank you!
Will these be represented in any fashion at the Chicago show? I'd love to look at them in person.
Will these be represented in any fashion at the Chicago show? I'd love to look at them in person.
This raises a side issue of the use of color on pipes. Looking at my own, I'd say every pipe cabinet/rack probably needs more color than it has. I have mixed feeling about color stains and solid finishes, but at least some color in the stems is a good idea at least with some pipes. I have a green stain billiard, four or five brighter lighter color stems, two Cumberland or faux stems, and now recently a bamboo shank (not exactly color, but a brighter color material). These Curvy pipes might fill the bill to break the black and brown dominance on pipe racks.
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