They are neat looking! Does it smoke well?
I have the Bings and wouldn't mind having the other two some day. I need to get a 673 next though.
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I have the Bings and wouldn't mind having the other two some day. I need to get a 673 next though.
It does indeed. It has a smaller bowl, so I usually smoke things like Bold Kentucky and Semois in it to force me to slow down.
The 673 is one of those shapes that just works in many different ways. If you do get one, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
My problem now is not that I want a 673 next, it's which variation! I was leaning Tortuga before but the Tundra and some of the new styles cought my eye the last few days.
Glad to hear about the Clark's, it's such a neat looking pipe as you mentioned earlier. Nice to know it smokes well. I removed the filter but really like the draw on my Bings.
The 320 is the most husky pipe I own, but I've seen some fat pipes.
Savinellis can be beguiling too. Looks small but with a big chamber.?
I found that out the hard way when I first started out. I had no idea what "ks" meant and was often defeated by misguidedly trying to finish a full bowl each time I smoked it.
Thankfully my nicotine tolerance has gone up since then.
Not quite that big, but still surprising to see familiar Savinelli shapes that big. Check out the Savinelli Hercules line.
Question: are the doblo de whatevero version the same size as the others and just made out of aged briar?
Trying to understand the extra cost.
Trying to understand the extra cost.
Yes, so they are not larger size just a higher level of quality. I understand now.
Nice pipes Sir!
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