My First Savinelli Pipe. (Help me Decide)

[wolflarsen]

I was considering the 673 for a while but thought it seemed a bit big and heavy. It's good to know you think it an excellent clencher.

I find the 623 to be a much better clencher than the 673 with roughly the same shape.

 

[radrick96]

I would buy the Savinelli unfinished III series pipes. You should google them!

 

[ray47]

I would buy the Savinelli unfinished III series pipes. You should google them!

I've got 2 of the Sav Unfinished III and their some of my best smoking pipes. Highly recommended. Bought them at Pipe Nook.

 

[jaytex1969]

All of my Savinelli pipes are good smokers.

I'm sure you don't need any more unsolicited options, but my 606KS is a great clencher, also.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Savinellis are just awful.

 

[Eloc]

I would look at the 602 also.
It was my first Sav and step up from a cob to a briar pipe.
It is very light, utilitarian and comfortable bent pipe.
Has a pretty decent draw, I removed the balsa filter.
It is also very affordable and has a decent size chamber, clenches well.
Just my two cents...

Thank you, BlueMaxx. That is a very nice one. I will consider it.

 

[Eloc]

I find the 623 to be a much better clencher than the 673 with roughly the same shape.

Yes, I was also seriously considering that pipe but decided I didn't love the shape. I'm not a fan of diamond shanks yet.

 

[Chasing Embers]

You really can't go wrong with any of them. From lowest tier to top of the line, they're all great smokers.?

 

[Rockyrepose]

I have recently picked up three new Savinelli. I anticipate these to fit right into my rotation as work horses. I'm coming for ya embers!





904 KS & 127 shapes.

 

[Chasing Embers]

I have recently picked up three new Savinelli. I anticipate these to fit right into my rotation as work horses. I'm coming for ya embers!

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904's & 127 shapes.

Ah, but you're only at the 904 stage. Wait until you find out about 9004s, 914s, and 9005s.? Then again, most of mine are 50+ years old, and most were under $30.?