Linda Biggs Fairy Steamroller in Rolling Case Box Set

The Linda Biggs Fairy Steamroller in Rolling Case Box Set pairs a glass steamroller hand pipe with a metal rolling case featuring Linda Biggs' signature fairy artwork. Built for smokers who want their gear to match their aesthetic, this kit gives you a hard-hitting straight-through pipe and a protective case that doubles as a rolling tray — all wrapped in fantasy-inspired illustration that actually looks intentional on your coffee table.

The steamroller delivers classic open-airflow hits while the metal box handles storage, travel protection, and session prep in one piece. A matching sticker rounds out the set for a gift-ready package that works just as well for yourself.

Why this set pulls its weight

• Artwork you'll actually use — Linda Biggs' fairy design turns a basic glass pipe into something worth showing off instead of hiding in a drawer.
• Travel-ready without the stress — The metal case keeps your steamroller protected so you're not white-knuckling a bare glass pipe in your bag.
• Straight-through airflow — Steamroller design means big, direct hits with fast clears. No water, no drag, just open flow.
• Rolling tray built in — Pop the case open and you've got a contained surface for grinding, loading, or staging your papers and lighter.
• Stash spot when closed — Everything fits in one box: pipe, lighter, maybe a small grinder. Keeps your setup organized instead of scattered.
• Gift-ready presentation — Matching components and a bonus sticker make this feel like a curated set, not random parts thrown together.

Best for

This kit lands squarely with people who care about how their setup looks. If you're the one who coordinates your tray, lighter, and grinder colors, this fairy set fits right in. It's also a solid gift pick for anyone into fantasy art, whimsical designs, or just tired of generic clear glass that looks like everyone else's.

Works well for daily home use and occasional travel — compact enough to toss in a bag but nice enough to leave out when friends come over.

How steamrollers work

If you've only used spoon pipes or bubblers, steamrollers feel different. The tube design with an open end lets you control airflow with your hand — cover the carb end while lighting, then release for a full clear. Hits come faster and stronger than most hand pipes because there's nothing slowing down the smoke path.

The learning curve is about a session long. Once you get the hand placement down, you'll notice how clean and quick the clears are. Some people find steamrollers hit harder than expected at first, so start with smaller bowls until you dial in what works for you.

The metal rolling case earns its keep beyond just protection. Lay it flat, open it up, and you've got a mini rolling station with raised edges to keep flower contained. Way better than sprinkling crumbs everywhere. When the session's done, everything tucks back into one box — pipe, lighter, papers, whatever fits.

Specifications

What's included

• 1 × Glass steamroller with fairy artwork
• 1 × Metal rolling case/tray with matching Linda Biggs design
• 1 × Linda Biggs sticker

Care and cleaning

Let the steamroller cool after use, then wipe off loose residue. For deeper cleaning, soak the glass in isopropyl alcohol, rinse thoroughly with warm water, and dry completely before your next session. The metal case wipes clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth — just avoid scrubbing the artwork side with anything abrasive.

Frequently asked questions

• What size is the steamroller?
  It's a compact, handheld glass pipe sized to fit comfortably in the metal case with room for a lighter and small accessories. Think pocket-friendly, not tabletop-only. Dimensions can vary slightly between batches.
• Is the glass thick enough to handle regular use?
  The steamroller is standard glass thickness for hand pipes — not paper-thin, but still glass. The real protection comes from the metal case. When your pipe lives in a hard shell instead of loose in a drawer, it lasts a lot longer.
• Can I fit other stuff in the case besides the pipe?
  Yes. There's room for a lighter, papers, maybe a small tool or two. If you're storing actual flower, keep it in a separate jar to avoid residue building up inside the case.
• Does the rolling tray function actually work?
  It does. Open the case flat and you've got a contained surface with edges to keep everything from rolling off. Not as big as a dedicated tray, but more than enough for personal sessions and way cleaner than working on random surfaces.
• Will the artwork hold up over time?
  The print on the metal case is made for regular handling. Avoid harsh scrubbing or strong solvents on the decorated surfaces and the design stays sharp. Normal wear from opening and closing won't wreck it.
• How do I clean the glass without damaging anything?
  The artwork is on the case, not the pipe itself, so clean the steamroller like any glass piece. Isopropyl soak, rinse, dry. The case just needs occasional wipe-downs to stay looking good.
• Is this better for home or travel?
  Both work. At home, the steamroller hits hard enough to be a daily driver and the case keeps everything organized. For travel, the metal shell means you're not gambling with bare glass in your bag. If you usually rely on unbreakable silicone for trips, this is a nice upgrade when you want something with more character.
• What makes steamrollers different from regular pipes?
  The open-ended tube design lets you clear the whole chamber at once instead of pulling through a smaller carb hole. Hits are faster and fuller. Takes a session to get used to if you're coming from spoon pipes, but most people prefer the airflow once they try it.