The Stanwell Trio 139 Smooth Billiard - Bent is a classic billiard pipe made from high-quality briar and finished with a smooth, polished brown stain. The pipe features a comfortable acrylic stem and a bent billiard shape that makes it easy to hold and smoke. The Stanwell Trio is a popular choice for beginners and experienced pipe smokers. It is a versatile pipe that can be smoked with a variety of tobaccos. The smooth brown stain allows the beauty of the briar grain to show through, and the acrylic stem is durable and easy to clean. The Stanwell Trio 139 is a very well-made pipe, with a solid construction and a comfortable smoking experience. It is an excellent choice for those who are looking for a high-quality pipe that will last for many years.
The Stanwell Trio 139 Smooth Billiard - Bent is a classic billiard pipe made from high-quality briar and finished with a smooth, polished brown stain. The pipe features a comfortable acrylic stem and a bent billiard shape that makes it easy to hold and smoke. The smooth brown stain allows the beauty of the briar grain to show through, and the acrylic stem is durable and easy to clean. The Stanwell Trio 139 is a very well-made pipe, with a solid construction and a comfortable smoking experience. It is a great choice for those who are looking for a high-quality pipe that will last for many years.
Features:
Made from high-quality briar
Finished with a smooth, polished brown stain
Comfortable acrylic stem
Bent billiard shape
A versatile pipe that can be smoked with a variety of tobacco
Well-made construction
Comfortable smoking experience
Details:
Length: 5.4 inches
Diameter: 1.2 inches
Weight: 1.3 ounces
Filter size: 9mm
Warranty: Lifetime
The Stanwell Trio 139 Smooth Billiard - Bent is a great choice for both beginners and experienced pipe smokers. It is a versatile pipe that can be smoked with a variety of tobaccos, and it is made from high-quality materials that will last for many years. If you are looking for a new pipe, the Stanwell Trio is a great option to consider.
