How much are pipes?

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  1. Cobby

    Cobby Member

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    How much do glass pipes generally run?

    Thanks much!
     
  2. revolution_time

    revolution_time Member

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    um, it really depends. You could buy one for as cheap as 8 bucks or so. But, i'd get a nicer one then that.
     
  3. vibesunknown

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    Depends on what you get. Nice glass piece prob be around 30 bucks. You can get one for cheaper though. All depends on what you want.
     
  4. jimi420

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    a spoon is about 20-50 dollars depending on quality... not too family with bong, bubbler, etc. prices
     
  5. napalm

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    From what I've seen you can get very cheaply made asian pieces for around $6-8, or you can go someplace nice and get a quality pipe for $25-30. If you want something REALLY fancy (which I don't think you do) you can find a pipe for as much as you're willing to spend, but I couldn't justify myself spending more than $30. I just bought a new pipe that was made by a company called Oregon Glass, and I love it! I should post some pics soon, it's so sexy.
     
  6. sharkall2003

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    I paid forty-nine dollars for mine, but the one I have is very nice.
     
  7. passittotheleft

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    I got my metal/wood one for 10 and my nice glass one for 35 so it's all depending on how much you have to spend.
     
  8. DeepRiverBlues

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    Look at online stores as a general guide, but it differs widely as for regional headshops. I carved my own pipe out of fresh cedar and since cedar doesnt burn well, i dont have to put any chemicals on it.
     

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