Pocket Pipes, Pipes to Go

mso489

Lifer

Feb 21, 2013

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• Jul 23, 2014

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What's your favorite pocket pipe, assuming you have to carry it on your person, like

in a jacket or breast pocket? There are lots of common answers to this; some like

cobs, some like nose warmers. I've had the happiest experience with compact, sturdy

bent billiards. The shape seems to have some inherent strength and not be prone to

snapping, as longer straight pipes might. The bowls are big enough, and the shank and

stem are long enough to mellow the smoke a little, and unlike a nose warmer, the bowl

isn't right under your air intake (nose). Everyone has a favorite take-along pipe; what's

yours?

 

dread

Lifer

Jun 19, 2013

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• Jul 23, 2014

• #2

For truly carrying in a pocket I love carrying a bulldog pipe.

 

cosmicfolklore

Lifer

Aug 9, 2013

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Between the Heart of Alabama and Hot Springs NC

• Jul 23, 2014

• #3

+1 on the bulldog. I have a few old Straus and Tinderbox bullys that I'll take out to work in the garden or fields. Fits perfect in the front pocket.

 

ruger414

Starting to Get Obsessed

Mar 25, 2014

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• Jul 23, 2014

• #4

+1 on the bulldogs. Compact with reasonable bowl size sounds like a no brainer to me!

 

deathandtaxes

Starting to Get Obsessed

Jun 29, 2014

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Indianapolis IN

• Jul 23, 2014

• #5

Most all of my pipes are rather large freehands. The only real pocket pipe that I have is a Big Ben Pipo, which smokes very well.

 

derfatdutchman

Lifer

Jun 4, 2014

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• Jul 23, 2014

• #6

While not a bull dog I have a LaRocca Bent Rhodesian that gets a lot of pocket carry.

 

snagstangl

Lifer

Jul 1, 2013

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Iowa, United States

• Jul 23, 2014

• #7

I have a number of oval bowls thaty seem to work pretty well, and smoke well.

 

ravenwolf

Can't Leave

Mar 18, 2014

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• Jul 24, 2014

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MM Cob - tough to beat. The small models like the Mizzou / Pony are ideal travel pipes. Though I'd like to try a Big Ben some day (I've seen a few that look like perfect pocket pipes.)

 

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jitterbugdude

Part of the Furniture Now

Mar 25, 2014

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• Jul 24, 2014

• #9

I have one of those pipes that the stem swivels (180 degrees)from straight to back on top of the bowl. Very compact, fits easily in the front pocket of my jeans. It gives me about a 15 minute smoke.

 

antbauers

Part of the Furniture Now

Jul 12, 2013

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• Jul 24, 2014

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My Briar Cigar by Chris Morgan. Its smoke great and if for some reason you can't finish you just put the cap back on, it's perfect. My other one is the Savinelli Roley, vest pocket pipe, it's pretty neat also. And lastly my MM morgan cob. Depending where I go or what I'll be doing I grab one of these. But I have to say the Briar Cigar is best.

 

northernneil

Lifer

Jun 1, 2013

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• Jul 24, 2014

• #11

For me it isn't so much a shape, but the pipe manufacturer. I find Sebastian Beo pipes to be perfect little pocket pipes. And they all smoke like a dream!!!

 

hiplainsdrifter

Part of the Furniture Now

Jan 8, 2012

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• Jul 24, 2014

• #12

My Briar Cigar by Chris Morgan

Click to expand...

Awesome. I have been thinking about a pipe like this for a while. Do you find that you spill tobacco out of the bowl much? Also, how hot does it smoke? The bowl walls look kind of thin. It seems like you could make a straight pipe like this even lighter by having a longer stem, more like a cigar holder. The shape makes me think of prehistoric 'pipes' or shaman's tubes used in the intermountain west.

 

brass

Lifer

Jun 4, 2014

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United States

• Jul 24, 2014

• #13

I lit up a Big Ben Pipo yesterday and immediately started jonesing. But it smoked great and you could fit two of them in a shirt pocket.
My favorite small pipe - my favorite pipe period of late - has been a very sweet Sebastian Beo. I plan on getting other Beo's.
I got a challenger to the Beo a couple of days ago. A Joh's bent tulip, I've only smoked Orlik Golden Slices in it thus far. Man, I love the combination. Haven't tried the Orlik in any other pipe yet. (Why do I keep wanting to type Orlik Orange Slices?)

 

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theediabeticman

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May 5, 2014

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• Jul 24, 2014

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I would suggest some of the smaller Tsuge pipe (about $108 on smokingpipes)

Also i have a Peterson Outdoor and a Peterson Sport...both great pocket pipes

 

claypipesarchaeologist

Can't Leave

Mar 31, 2014

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• Jul 24, 2014

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How am I supposed to read a thread with no pictures in it?!?! Come on! I want to see your little pipes...

 

brass

Lifer

Jun 4, 2014

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United States

• Jul 24, 2014

• #16

My old favorite, a sweet smoking Sebastien Beo Rhodesian

 

brass

Lifer

Jun 4, 2014

1,840

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United States

• Jul 24, 2014

• #17

You can fit two of these in your shirt pocket - the Big Ben Pipo Tan Noswewarmer. Great for concerts.
:laughat:

 

brass

Lifer

Jun 4, 2014

1,840

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• Jul 24, 2014

• #18

Joh Bent Tulip - My New Trollop: Orlik Golden Slice, smoked in this pipe, elevated my estimation of pipe tobaccos to new highs.
Length: 5.09 in./129.29 mm. Weight: 1.80 oz./51.03 g.

Bowl Height: 2.27 in./57.66 mm. Chamber Depth: 1.97 in./50.04 mm.

Chamber Diameter: 0.73 in./18.54 mm. Outside Diameter: 1.59 in./40.39 mm.

Stem Material: Vulcanite Filter: None

Shape: Freehand Finish: Smooth

Material: Briar Country: Denmark

 

peteguy

Lifer

Jan 19, 2012

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• Jul 24, 2014

• #19

I have seen a Dunhill "vest pipe" on the bay from time to time. I have never owned one but they look like they would be a very cool pocket pipe.

 

blueeyedogre

Lifer

Oct 17, 2013

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• Jul 24, 2014

• #20

I'm a big fan of shorter pipes. Big Ben Barbados line, Savinelli Sport, A shorter no name meer are all part of my daily line up of users. I also have a Tsuge Blowfish on its way to me as well.