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“Ropp Etudiant”
J07 and J11 are amazing work pipes.
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“Ropp Etudiant”
J07 and J11 are amazing work pipes.
you’re welcome.
Pipes for putting around
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Cobs are fine for some, they’re a love em or hate em, so up to you.
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My money is on Erik the Red (or brown) for a sitter poker, 78 bucks stunning pipe, but they sell fast and are currently not in, but probably next shipment.
Tasting pipe finish while smoking is never a good sign
SmokingPipes.com has a price brand shape filters, have a look there. Enter what filters you want.
My money is on Erik the Red (or brown) for a sitter poker, 78 bucks stunning pipe, but they sell fast and are currently not in, but probably next shipment.
Tasting pipe finish while smoking is never a good sign
BTW, it is a smaller pipe, 44 g, compared to Nording free-hands that are huge. Rossi also has some affordable sitters, but bigger and not sure if in.
There are lots of options - it really depends on your preferences and what works for you.
And your budget.
This is a sitter, but not a comfortable clencher.
Cobs are a cheap option, will take some abuse. And if you run your mower over it, can be replaced easily.
These nosewarmers are very lightweight, but are not sitters. Easily a 25-30 minute smoke
This has a large bowl and is a very comfortable clencher but won’t sit.
These 2 Peterson Short series are good looking, but I don’t consider them work pipes
Short Lovats are comfortable clenchers. You can find ones that will sit. These are all under 5ins in length
Happy hunting
And your budget.
This is a sitter, but not a comfortable clencher.
Cobs are a cheap option, will take some abuse. And if you run your mower over it, can be replaced easily.
These nosewarmers are very lightweight, but are not sitters. Easily a 25-30 minute smoke
This has a large bowl and is a very comfortable clencher but won’t sit.
These 2 Peterson Short series are good looking, but I don’t consider them work pipes
Short Lovats are comfortable clenchers. You can find ones that will sit. These are all under 5ins in length
Happy hunting
That's a good looking pipe. I hope it's back in stock soon
I have a feeling I'm going to end up with a collection I want them all.
Well, I was shooting for 20 pipes when I got back to pipes a few years ago.That's a good looking pipe. I hope it's back in stock soon
I have a feeling I'm going to end up with a collection I want them all.
I’ve now lost count after 200
Oh boy I'm one of those people who tend to go overboard when it comes to hobbies... Dog house here i comeWell, I was shooting for 20 pipes when I got back to pipes a few years ago.
I’ve now lost count after 200
Get you a straight Falcon stem and a few Falcon Bantam bowls. Perfect pipes for work break smoke.
I have a Ropp Etudiant J16.
The only thing I don't like is that the stem is vulcanite, which to me is not the best material for a putt-around beater pipe. Can't leave/forget it in the car, can't leave it just laying out on the table, etc unless you like de-oxidizing stems.
Actually was thinking yesterday about contacting someone and sending it off to have an acrylic stem made for it, but not sure as I paid just $50 for the pipe and I have more important things to spend money on.
Otherwise I agree, those Ropp Etudiant pipes are great workhorses: inexpensive, smoke well, don't look like trash.
The Peterson 701 is the same shape but without a P-lip.
Brulor is a nice, smaller pipe. I like mine a lot.
Good to know. I’ll take a look at the Brulor as well. I’ve got quite a few smaller pipes. They often serve a need when time is tight.