5″ FUME HAMMER GLASS HAND PIPE

The 5" Fume Hammer Glass Hand Pipe is a classic hammer-style glass hand pipe built for smokers who want something with real character, not just another clear spoon. At 5 inches (127mm), it hits the sweet spot between a comfy at-home piece and something you can still toss in a bag. Each one is fumed and dotted by hand, so your pipe will have its own look and personality from the first sesh.

Why You’ll Like It

• Comfortable, stable hammer shape — The hammer-style design sits nicely in your hand and won’t roll off the table mid-pack.
• Fumed glass that evolves with use — Fume work can shift and deepen in color over time, so your pipe slowly “seasons” and becomes even prettier the more you use it.
• Compact but not tiny — 5 inches (127mm) gives you a real bowl and a bit of distance from the heat without feeling bulky.
• Every piece is one-of-a-kind — Color dots and fume patterns are unique on each pipe, so the one you get isn’t going to look exactly like your friend’s.
• Easy to pass and share — The wider hammer head gives you a good grip, even when the room’s a little hazy.

Best For

This pipe is made for smokers who want a simple, reliable daily driver with some visual flair. If you’re the type to throw a piece in your backpack or glove box and hit it throughout the day, this checks that box without feeling like a disposable throwaway. It’s also a nice upgrade if you’ve been living with a tiny one-hitter and want something closer to your stay-at-home pieces without going full bong. If you like keeping your coffee table tidy, it pairs well with a nonstick dab mat as a little landing zone for your gear.

How to Use It

The 5" Fume Hammer is straightforward: pack your material in the bowl, use the carb to control airflow, and clear the chamber when you’re ready for a fresh hit. The hammer profile puts the bowl out in front so you’re not cooking your eyebrows, and the flat bottom helps keep it stable between pulls.

Between seshes, let the glass cool down before you empty the bowl so you’re not shocking hot glass or flinging ash. Over time, you’ll see the fume work slowly shift color as resin builds under the surface — that’s normal and part of the charm with fumed glass pieces.

For basic cleaning, let the pipe cool, then wipe or shake out any loose ash. When it needs a deeper reset, soak it in isopropyl alcohol for a bit, rinse with warm water, and let it dry fully before using again. If you like to keep everything dialed and organized, it plays nicely alongside your favorite smoke shop accessories like pokers, trays, and storage.

Specifications

Fit, Feel & Style

The hammer shape gives this pipe a natural grip point where the stem meets the head, so it feels secure whether you’re holding it with fingertips or a full hand. The 5" (127mm) length keeps your face away from the bowl while still being easy to stash. Because these are fumed and dotted individually, expect slight variation in color layout and pattern — that’s exactly what makes them fun to collect.

If you’re building out a little matching setup at home, it’s a nice counterpiece to your glass rigs or bigger tubes, and you can round out the kit with proper storage and packaging options to keep your material fresh and ready to pack.

FAQ

• Is each 5" Fume Hammer pipe really unique?
  Yes. Because the fuming and dot work are done individually, no two pipes will have the exact same color layout or pattern. You’ll see similar overall style, but your piece will have its own look, which only gets more distinct as the fume reacts over time.
• Will this fit in a pocket or bag?
  At 5 inches (127mm), it will fit in many larger pockets, but it’s really more of a bag or jacket piece than skinny-jeans friendly. If you’re commuting or traveling with it, a padded case or even a small pouch is a good idea, and you can always pair it with durable smoke shop products like smell-proof bags to keep things discreet.
• What’s special about fumed glass on a hand pipe?
  Fumed glass uses vaporized metals in the glasswork to create layered, shifting colors. On a hand pipe, that means your piece can slowly change tone as you use it, especially where the smoke path and resin meet the fume. You get that classic “this pipe tells a story” look you see on well-loved glass.
• Does the hammer shape change how it hits?
  Function-wise, a hammer pipe works a lot like a standard spoon, but the head and stem layout give the smoke a bit more room before it reaches you, and the flat base helps keep it upright. Many people find the hammer style easier to set down between hits without worrying about it rolling into something.
• How should I clean it without ruining the fume?
  Normal cleaning won’t hurt the fume; it’s inside the glass, not just on the surface. Let the pipe cool, soak it in isopropyl alcohol when it’s dirty, then rinse with warm water and let it dry completely. If you work with sticky concentrates nearby, using proper liners like our parchment papers for your material can help keep the pipe itself from getting gunked up on the outside.
• Is this better for solo seshes or passing around?
  It does both well. The bowl size on a 5" hammer is solid for solo use without wasting material, but it’s also big enough to load for a small circle. The grip and flat base make it pretty friendly for passing without people fumbling it — especially when hands are already full of grinders, lighters, and maybe a couple concentrate jars on the table.
• How fragile is it compared to silicone or metal pipes?
  It’s glass, so you still want to treat it like glass. The hammer body has a bit more mass than a skinny chillum, which can make it feel sturdier in the hand, but it won’t bounce like silicone. If you’re rough on pieces or want something truly drop-proof as a backup, you might also look at our unbreakable-style options in silicone pipes for those extra-clumsy days.