Shirt pocket,or inside pocket of my Carhartt. I always keep a couple cobs and some tobacco in my assault pack in the truck. Nothing fancy but neither am I. LOL
What do You Carry Your Pipes In?
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I'm with irish2fish. Shirt pocket or coat inside pockets. I bought an Expedition bag awhile back. I should try that out. That should hold at least 5 pipes and tobacco for each. Plus my flashlight, camera, pipe cleaners, and some cash.
I just received this as an early birthday gift from my cat. What a swell kitty! I have searched over and over for a day bag that would not to compromise my manhood too much while keeping my hands free. I have went from messenger bags that were too large, to military style map cases that didn't really have enough compartments.
I like to keep my pipes in their original pouches(if available) while out and about for the day. I have found this to be perfect for my needs. Tons of compartments for a lot of stuff as it is very well designed. I love the front pocket that was just designed for pipe cleaners! It is a bit stiff now(just received it yesterday) but a quality product that is built to last. As it is now, it will hold 4 pipes easily but once it loosens up, I am sure I can slip another in. I have read reviews that it will loosen up after a few weeks of use. It can hold almost as much stuff as my old carry bag that looks more like a brown purse.
I found this to be the cheapest on the net. Very sturdy bag, and well worth the price IMHO. They come in different colors but I like the distressed brown the best.
http://www.ebags.com/product/clairechase/ultimate-man-bag/233435?productid=10188241
Claire Chase Ultimate Man Bag
I like to keep my pipes in their original pouches(if available) while out and about for the day. I have found this to be perfect for my needs. Tons of compartments for a lot of stuff as it is very well designed. I love the front pocket that was just designed for pipe cleaners! It is a bit stiff now(just received it yesterday) but a quality product that is built to last. As it is now, it will hold 4 pipes easily but once it loosens up, I am sure I can slip another in. I have read reviews that it will loosen up after a few weeks of use. It can hold almost as much stuff as my old carry bag that looks more like a brown purse.
I found this to be the cheapest on the net. Very sturdy bag, and well worth the price IMHO. They come in different colors but I like the distressed brown the best.
http://www.ebags.com/product/clairechase/ultimate-man-bag/233435?productid=10188241
Claire Chase Ultimate Man Bag
Hi all, new to the forum.
I've never found a bag that I've liked. I've had four pipe bags similar to ones shown here, I've had a Novelli two pipe bag + pouch combo, a MacBaren one pipe + pouch combo... nothing seems to work. They're either too big or too tight.
I wish I could find a simple roll-up for a couple of pipes, just something easy to toss in a camp bag to help protect them. If anyone has suggestions, I'm all ears.
I've never found a bag that I've liked. I've had four pipe bags similar to ones shown here, I've had a Novelli two pipe bag + pouch combo, a MacBaren one pipe + pouch combo... nothing seems to work. They're either too big or too tight.
I wish I could find a simple roll-up for a couple of pipes, just something easy to toss in a camp bag to help protect them. If anyone has suggestions, I'm all ears.
I got a few of the zippered leather cases that were being given away with Peterson purchases a few years ago. I use them to carry pipes on trips.
I have the two pipe bag from MacBaren. It's a nice little case and ut serves its purpose for at work. I would like a 3 or 4 pipe pipe case for travelling but what I have now works. I can always put extra pupes in the suit case neatly tucked away in my socks
I use a lunch pack and it works really well. I have 6 tins of tobacco in it, a 3 finger cigar case, a two pipe pouch, extra pipes, and pipe and cigar accessories and a bottle of water.
I use a Martin Weiss 3 pipe bag. Similar to Harris' bag, just one pipe shorter. Been thinking about moving up to the 4 pipe bag though. Been carrying mine for years and it works wonderfully.
duckfat, the 4 pipe bag is normally fine when I am staying local. When I travel, I use my 7 pipe briefcase as that holds my laptop and tons of tins and accessories. Here is a pic of that, it is a full sized briefcase.
I normally have whatever I need in my laptop case/messenger bag, which works since it's what I carry books in for class and always comes on trips-the small, organizable front compartment pretty much ends up dedicated to tobacco products. The Columbus leather tobacco wallet makes my life alot easier, as it's easy to slip in there or carry in a pocket. I wear blazers/suitjackets on a regular basis, so the extra pockets in those often allow me to carry a pipe and tobacco very comfortably without necessitating a bag.
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