Oil Slick
Est. 2007
$ 12.99
The 4" Frit Triple Maria Body Hand Pipe is a 4 inch borosilicate glass spoon pipe with a solid frit color body and three raised maria rings stacked down the stem.
You know the pipe that rolls off the coffee table the second you set it down? The triple maria design fixes that. Three raised glass rings sit down the stem, so the pipe rests on them instead of spinning toward the edge.
The rest is pure color. Frit covers the whole body, bowl to mouthpiece, so you get one bold shade with a little texture in it (the Green shows the most speckle).
Three rings, three jobs. A maria is a raised ring of glass. These three give your fingers a hold, act as a roll stop, and add thickness along the neck.
Color in the glass. Frit is crushed colored glass fused into the surface. It won't flake or wash off the way paint does.
A bulb at the mouthpiece. The stem swells into a rounded tip that sits comfortably on the lips.
Pocket size. At 4 inches it rides in a jacket pocket or a small pouch. We'd call it a solo pipe.
Red is a deep candy red, the boldest of the six.
Orange is bright and loud, handy if you lose things in your bag.
Amber is a warm honey tone.
White is clean and frosty (it shows resin sooner than the darker shades).
Green has a mottled, leafy frit texture.
Blue is a rich cobalt that hides resin the longest.
Each pipe is hand-worked, so frit spread and ring spacing vary a little from piece to piece.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Borosilicate glass |
| Length | 4 inches |
| Style | Spoon hand pipe |
| Bowl | Built-in bowl, sized for solo sessions |
| Colors | Red, Orange, Amber, White, Green, Blue |
| Best for | Dry herb, quick solo sessions, pocket carry |
The 4" Frit Triple Maria Body Hand Pipe is a 4 inch spoon pipe made from borosilicate glass. It has a built-in bowl, a solid color frit body and three raised marias on the stem. It comes in Red, Orange, Amber, White, Green or Blue and is made for dry herb.
Grind your flower medium, drop it in the bowl and press lightly so air still moves. Light the edge of the bowl and pull slow. Short pulls keep the glass near the bowl cooler.
Pro Tip: Set the pipe down on its side with the marias touching the table. It sits still and the bowl stays upright, so ash doesn't spill.
The table knocker: If your pipes keep rolling off and cracking, those rings earn their keep.
Color pickers: Six solid shades means you can match a bag, a tray or a mood.
Light smokers: A small bowl suits a couple of hits, not a big circle.
Worth Noting: At 4 inches with no water, the smoke runs warm. If you like long, cool pulls, a bubbler is a better match.
Our own routine is simple: we knock out ash after each use and swab the stem when the draw gets tight. Weekly, soak it in 91% isopropyl alcohol with coarse salt, shake, then rinse with warm water.
Warning: Let the glass cool completely before it touches water. A hot pipe under a cold tap can crack. Keep it out of the dishwasher.
Find more small glass in our hand pipes collection, pair it with one of our grinders for an even pack (a coarse grind works well here), stock up on cleaning supplies, or browse our budget-friendly picks for a backup.
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