5" Two-Tone Frit Cone Hand Pipe

5" Two-Tone Frit Cone Hand Pipe: Dotted Head, Tapered Tip

At a Glance

The 5" Two-Tone Frit Cone Hand Pipe is a 5 inch borosilicate glass spoon with a frit head in one color, a body in a second color, raised dot accents on the head, and a cone-shaped mouthpiece.

• Material: Borosilicate glass with two-tone frit
• Length: 5 inches
• Style: Spoon hand pipe with a cone mouthpiece
• Look: Frit head with three raised dots, contrasting body, tapered tip
• Colors: Amber & Black, Blue & Pink
• Bowl/Carb: Built-in bowl with a side carb
• What's Included: One hand pipe in the color pair you choose
• Shipping: Ships the same day on weekday orders placed by 2 PM Pacific
• Returns: 30-day returns on unused items in original packaging

Here's a detail most people only notice after a few bowls: the mouthpiece. A thick, blunt end can feel like sipping from a marble. This one narrows into a cone, so your lips close around it easily.

Up front, the head is speckled frit with three raised dot accents next to the bowl, and the body switches to a second color past the neck. We liked how finished it looks for such a simple shape.

Why This Cone Spoon Feels Different

Cone mouthpiece. The stem tapers to a narrower tip, which is easier to seal your lips around than a rounded knob end. Dot accents with a job. Three stacked dots (white over green glass) sit on the head. They add color and give your fingers something to find while you light. Two-tone frit. The head and body are different colors, and the frit speckles blend where they meet at the neck.

Colors and Options

Amber & Black has a golden amber frit head with dark speckles, fading into a glossy black body. It's moody, it hides resin very well, and it's the one we'd grab first.

Blue & Pink pairs a cobalt frit head with a pale pink body dotted with blue frit (a softer, almost cotton-candy look).

Each pipe is hand-worked, so the dots, the color fade and the frit spread vary a little from piece to piece.

Specifications

Spec	Detail
Material	Borosilicate glass
Length	5 inches
Style	Spoon hand pipe, cone mouthpiece
Decoration	Two-tone frit, three dot accents on the head
Bowl	Built-in spoon bowl
Carb	Side carb on the head
Colors	Amber & Black, Blue & Pink
Best for	Dry herb, daily sessions

How to Use It

We fill the bowl loosely, cover the carb, and light the edge of the flower while you draw gently through the cone tip. Let go of the carb near the end to clear the stem.

Pro Tip: Use the dots as a landmark (handy in a dim room). Once you know where they sit relative to the carb, you can find the carb by feel without looking.

Who It's For

Comfort-first smokers: If blunt mouthpieces bug you, we think the cone tip is the reason to pick this one.

Dark glass fans: Amber & Black looks sharp on a dark tray and stays clean looking for longer.

Pastel fans: Blue & Pink gives you a softer look with the same shape.

Worth Noting: There are only two color pairs, and the pale pink body on Blue & Pink shows resin much sooner than the black body does.

Care and Cleaning

We dump the ash after every bowl. Every week or two, shake the cooled pipe in a zip bag with 91% isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt, then rinse with warm water and let it dry. A pipe cleaner fits through the cone tip for quick touch-ups.

Warning: Let the pipe cool all the way before any cleaning. Hot glass meeting cold water can crack, and the dishwasher is off limits.

Common Questions

What is a cone mouthpiece?

A cone mouthpiece is a stem that tapers to a narrower tip instead of ending in a round knob. It's easier to seal your lips around, so you get a cleaner pull with less effort. It's a small detail, but it's one most people notice after the first bowl.

What are the dots on the head for?

The three raised dots are stacked white and green glass fused onto the head. They add a pop of color and give your fingers a landmark while you light. Since they're solid glass melted on, they won't chip off with normal handling or wash off when you clean.

Which is the head color in each pair?

The first color in each name is the head and the second is the body. Amber & Black has an amber frit head and a black body. Blue & Pink has a blue frit head and a pale pink body with blue specks. Both have the same dot accents and cone tip.

Will the black body hide resin?

Yes, the black body on Amber & Black hides resin better than any light color. You'll mainly see buildup in the amber head around the bowl. Blue & Pink shows resin sooner on its pale body, so it looks best with a weekly cleaning in alcohol and salt.

How does 5 inches feel in the hand?

This pipe is 5 inches long, which lets you hold it with your whole hand. It's a little longer than a pocket spoon, so the smoke has more distance to cool. It still fits in a jacket pocket or bag, though it's snug in a jeans pocket.

Can I use a screen in this bowl?

Yes, a small brass or glass screen fits in the bowl if you like a fine grind. It's not required, since a medium grind stays put on its own. We like packing coarse bits at the bottom and finer flower on top, which works well without any screen at all.

Is there a carb on this spoon?

Yes, there's a small carb on the side of the head. Cover it while you light and pull through the cone tip, then let go to clear the smoke from the stem. The dot accents make a good landmark for finding it by touch.

Complete Your Setup

Browse our hand pipes for more two-tone glass, add flower accessories like screens, grab a grinder, and keep the frit bright with our cleaning supplies.