Lunting Pipe Reccomendations

tarak

Lifer

Jun 23, 2013

1,528

15

South Dakota

• Nov 4, 2013

• #1

After my second Lunting tonight...I've decided I need a Lunting pipe. I'm looking for recommendations with the following criteria:
1. Small bowl. Approx 30 min smoke.

2. Lightweight as possible. 1 oz. or less ideal.

3. Under $50. (Estates are fine by me)

4. Not a cob. Prefer briar.

5. Saddle stem preferred.
Go

 

petes03

Lifer

Jun 23, 2013

6,212

10,653

The Hills of Tennessee

• Nov 4, 2013

• #2

Check out the Savinelli Piuma Featherweights on Cup O Joes. They're about $40 or so, and it's a Sav!

 

mso489

Lifer

Feb 21, 2013

41,210

60,455

• Nov 4, 2013

• #3

Nording makes a line of economy pipes under the Eriksen name, also on Cup O Joes site, that sell for

about $50. The one I have isn't a "looker," but it's a rock solid pipe and noticeable well made.

 

rogermugs

Might Stick Around

Mar 10, 2013

61

0

• Nov 4, 2013

• #4

I'd suggest a Grabow grand duke. They're pretty.

 

shaintiques

Lifer

Jul 13, 2011

3,615

227

Georgia

• Nov 5, 2013

• #5

You know I didn't know what this word meant so I googled it, the first thread was from urban dictionary and I was like Huh? Then I read down and saw the walking and smoking meaning. Thank goodness!

 

jgriff

Can't Leave

Feb 20, 2013

425

3

• Nov 5, 2013

• #6

I have three stellar suggestions for you as apparently, I lunt all the time.

1. King's Cross Featherweight. It's a Savinelli Second and they are pretty common on ebay. I think I paid $12 for it. It's only 22g. The bowl is smaller and I use with flakes while "lunting".
2. Weber Blackthorn. Another $10 ebay pipe. Only 29g. Even the saddle stem. One of my favorite for long walks. This one is now graced with the eternal scent of Condor.
3. A Falcon. I just picked up my first and it's only about 31g assembled with a Dublin bowl. The balance is really nice while clenching too, perfect for lunting. It may destined as my beater pipe of choice. I don't know how hard it is to find Bantam bowls (or even a Bantam Falcon) but they would be even lighter.

 

brdavidson

Lifer

Dec 30, 2012

2,017

5

• Nov 5, 2013

• #7

I have a Trypis bent freehand that is perfect for lunting, I have its twin ready to be posted for sale if you're interested. It has a decent size bowl, likely a little longer than a 30 minute smoke though, and it has a vulcanite stem. A really nice smoker.

 

cosmicfolklore

Lifer

Aug 9, 2013

33,977

75,660

Between the Heart of Alabama and Hot Springs NC

• Nov 5, 2013

• #8

+1 on the Savinelli Piumas. I have four of them and love them all, especially on-the-go.

 

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plateauguy

Lifer

Mar 19, 2013

2,412

21

• Nov 5, 2013

• #9

I'm a big supporter of the Falcon - there are a lot of bowl shapes to choose from and it's light weight. Since I don't lunt (never got the hang of walking and smoking) it's just my opinion.

 

yaddy306

Lifer

Aug 7, 2013

1,372

504

Regina, Canada

• Nov 5, 2013

• #10

Why not an MM hardwood?

Small bowl, lightweight, easily replaceable stem, cheap...

 

tarak

Lifer

Jun 23, 2013

1,528

15

South Dakota

• Nov 5, 2013

• #11

brdavidson-
Can you pm me with a picture?

 

captainsousie

Lifer

Aug 1, 2012

4,601

5,157

• Nov 5, 2013

• #12

Falls down in one aspect as it's 1.2 oz but I've got an old Edward's nosewarmer that, if you pack it a bit light, will give you a good 30 min. It's got a saddle-stem and, best of all, cost me only $5 shipped as an estate. The balance of this little quarter bent is good enough that the extra weight isn't a problem at all. Alternately you could go with a Brebbia Go-go but they aren't saddle-stem.

 

bryanf

Part of the Furniture Now

Jul 16, 2013

742

8

• Nov 5, 2013

• #13

I would recommend a small full bent, as they balance nice when clenching and walking, whereas my saddle bit straight lovat chatters between my teeth with each step. Maybe it's just me. Not a big deal, but I smoke my full bent pete every night walking my dogs.

 

kyriefurro

Starting to Get Obsessed

Jul 14, 2013

223

3

• Nov 5, 2013

• #14

Ya know, I had to look up just what "lunting" meant. Unfortunately, Urban Dictionary has a very different definition of the word than the way you're using it :|

 

mortonbriar

Lifer

Oct 25, 2013

2,676

5,722

New Zealand

• Nov 6, 2013

• #15

FALCON.
the only time i really enjoy my lunt is when i am walking very very slowly, if i am moving at city pace, or trying to get somewhere i dont bother lighting up at all.
My wife, baby and I have been taking park walks in the weekend, and when baby (Luna) falls asleep in her pack on mama, we have to walk slowly so she stays asleep, this is perfect lunting pace!