Mouth Hanger Suggestions

[dpkrause]

I am most definitely not a used to having a pipe hanging of my mouth. I love holding a pipe in my hand. As such, my meager pipe collection consists of straight stems or stems with very little bend in them. Even when I try to smoke the pipe in my mouth for any length of time, my jaw gets tired. I said all this to get a some suggestions for a good mouth hanger that won't break the bank, as I am not sure I will love it. Want to keep it under $100, preferably in the $50-75 range.

 

[nsfisher]

Brigham bent. Works for me anyway mate. Good Brig will run you about $60.00-80.00

 

[ace57]

I like my bent Falcons and you can all most use them as a hammer.

 

[ghost]

Brigham bent. Works for me anyway mate. Good Brig will run you about $60.00-80.00

Seconded. Also, I never clenched a pipe until I started using the softy bits. They're not for everyone, but I'd recommend ordering a couple on your next TAD or PAD order to try them out.

 

[daytonsean]

Eat more apples. They'll build up your jaw. My Barling Escort is a good clencher.

 

[taerin]

This is why all my clenching pipes are corn cobs, very lightweight, bent pretty well, and the stems are ultra soft because they are a cheaper plastic (but cost only 50 cents to replace). I'd recomend a Country Gentleman, runs like $6. They also have the best draw ever, which is far superior to briars.

 

[numbersix]

I am sorry, I cannot help you with this one.
But when I read your first sentence, I read your entire question in an Italian accent!

I am most definitely not a used to having a pipe hanging of my mouth

::

 

[fireman03]

:rofl:

 

[joshwolftree]

I'll second on the cobs for good clenchers...though I like the bent stem patriot or spool over the legends thats just an asthetic thing...or if your looking for the more sophisticated briar look I like my doc grabow savoy (super cheap twenty seven bucks or so...and my H.I.S. in the same style I haven't found an online order for the H.I.S. but apparantly their made by gardesana and cup o joes has Gardesana Sandblast Lucite Pipe #05

good luck finding a clencher you like, nothing like driving down the interstate with a good pipe and some nice baccy hanging out the side of your jaw

 

[brewshooter]

Oom Paul shapes can also be wonderfully comfortable hangers.

 

[taerin]

I've been looking around for an Oom Paul cob but no one makes e'm :'(

 

[jpberg]

This is why all my clenching pipes are corn cobs, very lightweight, bent pretty well, and the stems are ultra soft because they are a cheaper plastic (but cost only 50 cents to replace). I'd recomend a Country Gentleman, runs like $6. They also have the best draw ever, which is far superior to briars.

Eric, isn't that last sentence a bit of a broad stroke?

 

[cigrmaster]

Eric, will you ever qualify your best draw ever and say that " To Me" they have the best draw ever? You keep making that statement like it is fact, it is not fact it is your opinion. The guy is looking for suggestions on a briar pipe in the 50-75 dollar range. He did not ask for a cob.
Here are a few briar pipes in your price range. I think they will be very comfortable for you.

http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/savinelli/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=101013
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/savinelli/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=106993
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/tsuge/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=94918
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/tsuge/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=95908
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/tsuge/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=96158

 

[numbersix]

Eric, will you ever qualify your best draw ever and say that " To Me" they have the best draw ever? You keep making that statement like it is fact, it is not fact it is your opinion. The guy is looking for suggestions on a briar pipe in the 50-75 dollar range. He did not ask for a cob.

It's true dp was asking for a $50+ pipe, but in this case, I think Eric was justified in making the suggestion.
The draw in cobs is not superior to briars, it all depends on the pipe; but they are very lightweight and they won't break the bank. They could be the solution dp is looking for.

 

[cigrmaster]

Roth, great suggestions. Lots of great pipes on that list.

 

[thesmokindragon]

Boswell makes fantastic bents/shotshells are great lightweight jaw-

hangers...but you are looking at the $95-$100 price tag on those...

but worth every penny...if you can get them (they sell-out fast)

 

[baronsamedi]

Peterson 303FT with a softy bit, or in my case heat shrink tubing. Wonderful pipe.

 

[photoman13]

If I were you I would try and find a good B and M and find a light pipe. Maybe something with a vulcanite stem as well. I am not a clencher though so maybe get other advice lol.

 

[captainprophesy]

Every single of my pipes are clenchers... from the small ones to the big ones. I think it's a matter of just getting used to doing it.

 

[jah76]

A Peterson XL315 is my current favorite. This thing just floats in midair.
What about a nice bent bulldog? I know it's not a sharp bend but mine clenches effortlessly.