Dirk Heinemann Pipe Red Blast Tuban with Mahogany

This is not your father's pipe!  While its design is almost mind bending, its use is extraordinary.  I prefer to think of all underbent pipes as hammock pipes due, in no small part, to the fact I have access to a hammock out back under a tall shade tree.  Many bowls have been smoked in that spot while enjoying both the cool breeze and rich flavors that must be smoked outdoors due to certain social restrictions.  A classic shaped pipe never fails to disappoint when smoked by a clencher while in a reclined position.  This shortened wonder solves two very frustrating problems: The underbent bowl won't dump ashes back into the smoker's eyes when reclined, and the shorter pipe, with a lower center of gravity, is significantly easier to keep working while in that particular relaxed position.  Deep blasting and a rough hewn adornment of mahogany matched to a stem made of the finest German ebonite, the craftsmanship is nothing short of spectacular.  With deep red tones and a soft bend, this bit of bent tube is easy to show off and marvelous to hold...whatever position you choose to relax in.

Length:  3.64 in / 9.25 cm
Width:  1.18 in / 2.99 cm
Chamber Diameter:  .76 in / 1.93 cm
Chamber Depth:  1.00 in / 2.53 cm
Weight:  1.14 oz / 32.2 g

Origin:  Germany
Stummel Material:  Briar
Stem Material:  Ebonite
Other Materials:  Mahogany

Markings:  [HP LOGO], 7