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my favorite is my favorite cause it's my oldest. It's a great pipe but if I got all my pipes new today my favorite would be my Vauen it just smokes great feels great looks great. It's a basic bent billard classic design with a blue finish but a dark blue finish that only looks blue and not dark grey in bright light. It just handles better then any other pipe of mine for whatever reason. My tsuge also has all those qualities but it's got a small bowl for a 20 minute smoke. It is a wonderful pipe too.
I don't have a favorite as too many of my pipes smoke great. I will say that my most important pipe is my first Rad Davis as it opened my eyes to a whole segment of the pipe market. I used to collect high end Danes and Italians with killer grain. Once I smoked my first Rad I was hooked. Here is the first one. Nothing fancy just a great smoker I bought new from MArty Pulvers. This one pipe turned into 22.
My Meers & Missouri Meerschaums are likely my favorites. They are dependable and provide me with a quality smoking experience most everytime.
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That looks like one I would enjoy. I will definitely be looking into that line!
I'm hearing Missouri Meerschaums a LOT lately! ... I like it!My Meers & Missouri Meerschaums are likely my favorites. They are dependable and provide me with a quality smoking experience most everytime.
Oh, I could DEFINITELY get behind some of these! And they're all affordable!!!Here’s 4 pages of them. Price sorted low to high. You can use the filters on the left of the page to sort by finish, price, length, chamber size, and more.
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Savinelli makes about a billion different kinds of pipes, the 320 is one of literally hundreds of shapes they offer. Consistently good quality at a good price. Many many smokers own several, myself included.
I will soon be joining those ranks! I'm going to order one for sure, and go from there! Thanks for the suggestion!
At work, bent cobs rule due to the fact they are light, easy to clench and cheap if I jack em up as a heavy truck mech it’s no great loss. At home on the deck in the evenings, like my briars. Weight doesn’t matter because my hands are free.
I’ve got everything from cobs to $500 pipes, but my favorites are Peterson, Stanwell, Nording, and Savinelli. All great pipes that don’t break the bank.
PA. I can stick it in my pipe and smoke it, no prep work, smokes great, always available, always relaxing.
MM corn cobs because cheap, reliable, worry free and have good draws. Great for clenching too
MM corn cobs because cheap, reliable, worry free and have good draws. Great for clenching too
Dunhill 6103 and 6101 and their ODA counterparts in various finishes. I don't have much pipe imagination.
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