Bruce Weaver'embers, who is the maker of that fancy full-bent?
You are right about acrylic stems. They look nice, they last long and they don't oxidize.I’m a very big fan of BriarWorks pipes. Made in America, can be had for under $100 (use the discount code PIPESMAG on their website for 10% off), and their acrylic saddle stems are extremely comfortable. My best clencher is a straight apple by them, but I bet their bent pipes would be great too.
I was going to suggest this exact pipe ? I just bought one on IPSD. The Brigham bent dublin also is light and clenches great.Rossi Rubino Antico (8614) (6mm) | Buy Rossi Tobacco Pipes at Smokingpipes.com
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What wax do you use for your mustache?
I like to let my pipe sit freehand for as long as possible. The only pipe I own light enough is an old Grabow. Doesnt hurt my teeth and smokes well. I'd like to add a full bent though to my rotation. I do prefer saddle, but will consider any. Any suggestions on super light, affordable (under 100 bucks) full bent? To give some reference, my Peterson Killarny red is a bit heavy. Not the XL. Love the shape but cant last long freehand.