Product Details

Description

The Sundog is a brandy style smoking pipe with a cherry wood bowl that has a vibrant rainbow finish. It has a bent tapered stem with a replaceable charcoal filter inside. This traditional pipe includes a poking/tamping tool, metal bowl screens, and pipe cleaners, all wrapped up in a velvet drawstring bag and branded gift box.

Highlights
For use with

Dry Herb

Material

Cherry wood
Acrylic mouthpiece

Style

Brandy

Filter screen

Replaceable Filter
Replaceable Screen

Dimensions
Length
5.9 in
What's in the box?
  • 1 x Hand pipe
  • 1 x Charcoal filter
  • 3 x Metal bowl screens
  • 3 x Pipe cleaners
  • 1 x Poking & tamping tool
  • 1 x Plastic pipe display stand
  • 1 x Velvet drawstring pouch
User Manual & Cleaning

⚠️IMPORTANT: Be sure to read the instructions fully before initial use and cleaning.

User manual file
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Style
Style: 100pc Hard & Soft Bristle Bundle Set

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Droozy
Not as expected

So from the picture, I thought this would have more of a pearlescent finish, but once you unbox it, it’s pretty lackluster. It’s just a wood pipe that has a sticker looking layer with this design painted on. But whatever, I gave it a try anyways and it is so hard to get a pull off of this thing when it’s barely packed. There’s a little filter thing inside the shaft I removed to try and help get it to draw, but even then it was a pain. I’d say this was just a good show piece, but it’s not even get the design inlayed. It’s just a lil sticker/skin.

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Sandy A.
High quality

I use this pipe in ceremonial settings, not as a pass-around pipe, but a personal use pipe. I enjoy the deep bowl, the old-fashioned screens and accouterments, and the slow burn.