HAND PIPE – Pack – $39.99

The HAND PIPE – Pack from What You Need is a curated assortment of glass spoon pipes for smokers who want options without hunting down individual pieces one by one. Each pack includes multiple hand-selected glass pipes averaging around 4 inches (102mm) in length — compact enough to pocket, substantial enough to hold comfortably during a session. If you're tired of reaching for the same bowl every time, this gives you a rotation ready to go out of the box.

Why this pack works

• Instant variety without the scroll — Multiple distinct pipes in one purchase means you're not comparing dozens of single listings to build a collection.
• Dedicated pieces for different situations — Keep one at home, toss one in your bag, lend one to that friend who "forgot" theirs again.
• Hand-picked, not cookie-cutter — Each pipe has its own shape and color, so your lineup actually looks like a collection instead of identical clones.
• Right size for daily carry — Around 4 inches (102mm) keeps them pocketable but long enough that you're not singeing your eyebrows on the first hit.
• Simple cleaning routine — No complex percs or tiny chambers to dig into. Soak, rinse, dry, done.
• Backup plan built in — When one pipe needs cleaning or takes a dive off the counter, you've still got options.

Made for

This pack fits smokers who rotate through pieces based on mood, location, or company. It's solid for party hosts who want extras on hand, roommates who are tired of sharing a single bowl, or anyone who keeps a "car pipe" separate from their "couch pipe." If you already run a larger water pipe or rig for main sessions, these slot in nicely as quick-hit alternatives when you don't feel like setting up the whole production.

How to use them

Classic spoon pipe mechanics here — nothing fancy to figure out. Pack your ground flower into the bowl (not too tight, you want airflow), cover the carb hole on the side with your thumb, light the corner of the bowl, and inhale. Release the carb toward the end of your pull to clear the chamber. That's it.

The 4-inch length puts enough distance between your face and the flame that you're not getting blasted with heat, but they're still small enough to palm easily. Each pipe fits comfortably in one hand whether you're right or left dominant.

For keeping your space clean, set your rotation on a dab mat or tray. Catches ash, protects surfaces, and keeps everything in one spot instead of scattered across the coffee table.

Cleaning is straightforward: let the pipe cool completely, tap out the ash, and scrape any caked residue from the bowl. For a deeper clean, soak in isopropyl alcohol for 20-30 minutes, rinse thoroughly with warm water, and let it air dry before your next session. Avoid running cold glass under hot water — the temperature shock can cause cracks.

Specifications

Why grab a pack instead of singles

Building a pipe collection piece by piece takes time and mental energy. Every purchase becomes a research project. With a variety pack, that decision fatigue disappears — you get a curated spread that someone else already thought through.

There's also the practical angle. Glass breaks. It happens to everyone eventually. Having backups means a dropped pipe doesn't derail your evening. You're not driving to a shop or waiting on shipping because your only bowl is in pieces.

The variety also keeps sessions from getting stale. Different bowl shapes hit slightly differently. Different pipe weights feel different in your hand. It's a small thing, but switching up your piece can make a familiar strain feel fresh again.

Everyday fit and handling

At roughly 4 inches, these pipes split the difference between "too small to hold" and "too big to carry." They fit in a jacket pocket, a small pouch, or a corner of your backpack without taking up real estate. For storage at home, a drawer or shelf spot works fine, though lining with something soft helps prevent chips.

The bowl sizes are calibrated for solo sessions or small circles — two to three people passing without constant repacking. You're not loading a massive cone that takes five people to finish, but you're also not hitting a one-hitter that needs refilling every thirty seconds.

If you need something that can survive being dropped on concrete or stuffed in a bag with other gear, glass has limits. For those situations, silicone pipes handle abuse better. But for normal careful use — home sessions, controlled environments, responsible adults — these glass spoons hold up fine.

FAQ

• How many pipes come in a pack?
  The exact count varies, but each pack includes multiple pipes selected as an assorted set. You're getting a genuine variety — not just two identical bowls in different colors.
• Can I request specific colors or styles?
  No, the assortment is pre-curated. That's part of the appeal — you get a mix chosen for variety without having to agonize over individual picks. Styles and colors differ from pack to pack.
• Are these good for someone just starting out?
  Absolutely. Spoon pipes are the most straightforward smoking device to learn on. No water levels, no complex airflow, no technique to master. Pack, light, inhale. According to Leafly's guide to smoking methods, hand pipes remain one of the most accessible entry points for flower consumption.
• Will these work with my grinder?
  Yes. Any standard herb grinder will prep your flower for these bowls. Medium-coarse grinds work best — fine enough for even burning, coarse enough that pieces don't pull through the hole.
• How often should I clean them?
  Depends on how much you smoke. Heavy daily use might mean weekly deep cleans. Lighter use can go longer between soaks. The main sign is when airflow gets restricted or the taste goes stale. Quick wipe-downs after sessions extend the time between full cleans.
• What's the best way to travel with glass pipes?
  Wrap each pipe individually in something soft — a sock, a microfiber cloth, a padded pouch. Keep them separated so they don't knock against each other. For smell protection, mylar bags or smell-proof containers help when you're on the move.
• Is this better value than buying one expensive pipe?
  Different use case. A single premium piece is about having one standout you're proud of. This pack is about having options and redundancy. If your daily driver breaks, you're not left hanging. Many people run both — a nice piece for home and a pack like this for everywhere else.