Glass Pipes

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Glass pipes, also called hand pipes or dry pipes, in thick borosilicate glass designed by Thick Ass Glass: spoon pipes, steamroller pipes , chillums and Sherlock pipes . Pipes you can order today are listed first, and every listing gives the length plus the weight in grams or the tube size, so you can see how much glass you are getting before you buy. Shop glass pipes by type Spoon pipes : the classic hand pipe, with a bowl at the wide end, a carb hole on the side and a mouthpiece at the narrow end. Steamroller pipes : a straight tube with the bowl near one end and a wide open carb at the end of the tube, from 5 to 18 inches. Chillums : the simplest glass pipe, a narrow straight tube with the bowl at one end and no carb. Sherlock pipes : a curved stem that drops and rises back up to the bowl, so the bowl sits out in front of you. Bubblers : a hand pipe with a small water chamber, for when you want water in a pipe this size. Types of glass pipes compared Type Shape Carb TAG sizes Good for Spoon pipe Bowl on a rounded body, short tube to the mouthpiece Small hole on the side (left, right or center) About 2.5 to 6.5 inches Everyday carry; the easiest first pipe Steamroller Straight tube, bowl near one end The whole open end of the tube 5 to 18 inches Clearing the tube in one pull Chillum Narrow straight tube None About 2.75 to 6 inches Small single loads; the simplest to clean Sherlock Long curved stem, bowl held forward Small hole on the side About 3.75 to 10 inches A relaxed hold; hammer bodies stand up on a table A hammer pipe is a spoon or Sherlock with a flat bottomed chamber under the bowl, so it stands upright; ours are listed with the spoon and Sherlock pipes. A Gandalf pipe is a Sherlock with a long, thin neck. How to choose a glass pipe Size and weight Pocket spoons run about 2.5 to 4 inches, most of them 35 to 80 grams. Full size spoons and Sherlocks run about 4 to 10 inches, most of them 60 to 120 grams. Steamrollers start at 5 inches, and anything 9 inches

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