A Pocket Pipe for Me, Recommendations?

[oklansas]

I've been looking for a good pocket pipe that I can take on the go. I ran across the Savinelli "Piuma" line of featherweight pipes and they look like they may fit the bill; both in size and price range. Specifically, I'm looking at THIS ONE.
Anyone had any experience with the Piumas or recommend another good pocket pipe they've used?

 

[dervis]

Good looking pipe and of course can't go wrong with Savinelli. However for me I use cobs. Or at work Mr.brog Small good looking pipes and no better smoker IMHO for the money hands down.

 

[dochudson]

Boswells

 

[shutterbug]

If you're looking for something small for a quick bowl, I am quite partial to the Savinelli Minutos.

 

[pitchfork]

A friend and I both have one of these and both of us really like them:

Stanwell Featherweight 245

 

[teufelhund]

My best small pipe is my peterson belgique. As far as bang for your buck though; I'd go with a kaywoodie campus. It'll run you probably 10-15 bucks and it's about a 25 minute smoke. 15 if you don't smoke the bottom.

 

[buster]

http://www.pipesandcigars.com/salopi.html

 

[pitchfork]

I've never smoked a Tsuge, but that's a neat, little pipe for a good price.

 

[ravkesef]

I got one from Peretti--excellent pipe, good for a 20-30 minute short smoke.

 

[teufelhund]

Wow roth that is one heck of a deal.

 

[foggymountain]

Radice Chubby.

 

[tanless1]

There's a roley over on pulvers briar. Most of my pipes fit it my pocket at one time or another.

 

[hodirty]

+1 on the Tsuge

 

[oklansas]

The Tsuge really does look nice. Usually I'm not one for a rusticated, but I do like squat bowls. It is a bit mpre than I wanted to spend though....
Ack! Damn temptation!
Also, Roley looks neat too - how they smoke?

 

[shutterbug]

I own both the bowl and brandy Tsuge and I can say that the bowl smokes better than the brandy. The brandy I have found can't pass a cleaner properly, but the Tsuge bowl I have is one of my best smokers. Be warned though, it's more than a 20 minute smoke...it's deceivingly small but capacious!

 

[oklansas]

Thanks to everyone that posted.
You swayed me, I went for the Tsuge. Enough people on the forums write well of them, the responses here swayed me a bit and it was a pretty good deal that I couldn't refuse.
P.S. rothnh, you are evil sir...I can feel the PAD growing...
But seriously, thank you much for the recommendation!
I'll post some pics when it arrives

 

[hfearly]

Oklansas: I have a Savinelli - Lollo, and a Dunhill Group 2, both of which are excellent pocket pipes. I have to say, I absolutely adore my Lollo!

 

[oklansas]

I think i am going to end up getting one of those Svainellis in the future too; just later than sooner :D

 

[appointed]

I usually just keep a cob or beater in my pocket. For me, even things in my pocket take a beating, which is why I usually choose to keep a $3 cob in them over a nice briar. If you're anything like me, then you're gonna want to consider if the pipe is gonna take a beating or not, and if so, is it cheap enough not to be of concern. If it's not gonna take a beating, then you might want to look at those little vest pocket pipes. I see them floating around Ebay all the time. Although I've never owned one, they're small and look neat. I plan on getting one at some point. As a bit of warning, I've noticed the cobs I keep in my pocket often get loose stems over time. I don't know if it's because they rattle around or if that is true of all pipes, but that has been my general experience. That is also why I'm afeard to keep anything more than a second cob or estate pipe that already has a lot of abuse in my pocket.

 

[thesmokindragon]

I like the Stanwell 63M series; I have a Deluxe and a Vario, 1-Great flake smokers, 2-Small enough to be a pocket pipe, 3-Military mount stems for quick break-down/clean & carry