pipe socks I like those. Put it in a pocket of my coat if I am going to smoke it soon. In the backpack if smoking latter. When I am feeling indulgent I'll have my valet carry it on a silk pillow till I am ready.
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Nothing special. Socks are as far as I go, and those only for longer trips.
I half expected you to say "Lit and in my mouth"
Former hiking pharmacy bag, modified by my friend Islam, the Bangladeshi tailor, to a pipe bag, with extra protection pads e.t.c.
Holds ca 15 pipes, tobacco tins or pouches, lighters, cleaners, tampers, sample bags, stands...
Holds ca 15 pipes, tobacco tins or pouches, lighters, cleaners, tampers, sample bags, stands...
In my pocket. Let's the ladies know that I'm happy to see them.
I mail them in advance. Thus, I always require invitations to my neighbors in advance. My favorite barkeep is always checking the mail to see when I may next visit.
Coat pocket.
I have a couple with the little hinged wind screens.
I load it up at home and put it in my coat pocket.
I have a couple with the little hinged wind screens.
I load it up at home and put it in my coat pocket.
I have a couple of different sized combo pouches that I use. I also prefer to use tobacco trifold pouches for my extra tobacco.
On multiple-day trips for which I want more protection, I use a cheap, hard shell, foam line pistol case.
On a couple of occasions I've had to move 30ish pipes to a guy who sells for me, so I've simply used the large version of this -- a cheap, hard shell, foam line shotgun case.
On a couple of occasions I've had to move 30ish pipes to a guy who sells for me, so I've simply used the large version of this -- a cheap, hard shell, foam line shotgun case.
If out walking with the younger dog in colder weather a packed pipe goes in a pocket of a down vest or jacket. If on a "road trip" in the car or trip in general, I'll just take a couple of pipes and have used the larger, leather roll below. I just got the smaller canvas one from Country Squire and really like it - the short pipes I prefer in the car or on a trip will go nicely in there. I just don't have enough bowls on a daily or weekly basis I'd travel with a large number of pipes or amount of tobacco, so these are just right for me. Either can go in a carry on backpack if need be and no worries.
I broke down and bought a proper pipe/tobacco/tools case.
I admit it comes in handy for my weekend trips to the local smoke shop for coffee and a pipe.
It was cheap and does the job nicely.
I admit it comes in handy for my weekend trips to the local smoke shop for coffee and a pipe.
It was cheap and does the job nicely.
Depends on where I'm going and how many pipes I'm taking. I have this for long trips with lots of pipes though.
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I have a La Rocca leather two pipe pouch I bought when my entire collection could fit in it and it cost more than both of those pipes together.
If I only need one pipe where I'm going, a pipe in a shirt pocket and a baccy roll in the back pocket works pretty well.
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I have a La Rocca leather two pipe pouch I bought when my entire collection could fit in it and it cost more than both of those pipes together.
If I only need one pipe where I'm going, a pipe in a shirt pocket and a baccy roll in the back pocket works pretty well.
For this one I use a Kenworth T600 with a drop deck, you gotta have at least 16 forward to get this thing up to highway speed.
Better hide that one from @Chasing Embers
I could see him trying to make off with that. It is in his size range ;-)
