have two...

deejmemixx

Cheap pipes, called haojue hg-685. What do I need now?

Hayblet

Pipe baccy, cleaning thingys and a chezk tool or however they spell it

deejmemixx

Hayblet:

Pipe baccy, cleaning thingys and a chezk tool or however they spell it

10-4 ghost rider

twistedstem

deejmemixx:

Hayblet:

Pipe baccy, cleaning thingys and a chezk tool or however they spell it

10-4 ghost rider

probably some long wooden matches,my son says they are better for pipes then jet lighters

Hayblet

twistedstem:

deejmemixx:

Hayblet:

Pipe baccy, cleaning thingys and a chezk tool or however they spell it

10-4 ghost rider

probably some long wooden matches,my son says they are better for pipes then jet lighters

agreed, never use a torch to light a pipe, Xikar (and other's I'm sure) make a fantastic pipe lighter with an angled soft flame, and it works good on cigars too

Amos Umwhat

slamb@cigar.com

From a tobacconists point of view, and discussing this matter with other such individuals, I would highly suggest against using any sort of torch lighter on your pipe. I have seen one to many times people burning holes right through the briar, plus the flames temperature is far to high for the tobacco itself, one will lose flavor and over burn the tobacco leaving that hot acrid flavor behind, also it will deter the proper buildup of cake. Honestly, matches are the best, short, long, whatever, they are by far the best...in my honest opinion. In any case, soft flame lighters are just fine as well, I actually find myself using a bic from time to time when I am desperate. Just my two cents here.

J.S.

Amos Umwhat

Gray4lines

Amos Umwhat