Joyoldelf Tobacco Pipe Set, Short Handle Curved Smoking Pipe with Foldable Pipe Stand Holder, Pipe Starter Kit for Beginner with Gift Box and Accessories

Really good prefect size and quality

Awesome pipe set! Looks neat, hits so smooth, very well made!! Great price for a beautiful piece! Highly recommend!

This pipe set looks great and is beginner friendly, and it can provide a good smoking experience if handled carefully. The design is compact, and the included stand and accessories make it convenient for occasional use. That said, it does require daily cleaning to perform at its best. Proper cleaning involves unscrewing parts, which fit securely at first, but after repeatedly unscrewing and screwing them back, the threads can slowly wear down. The handle is tight and sometimes needs a little force to remove. Inside the handle, there is a single metal piece that needs to be twisted off for cleaning, and this is what clogs most often. Under the compartment where the tobacco goes, the pipe can show heat damage very quickly the day after first use, I noticed some scorching. My recommendation: if you see it getting hot, move the lighter away to avoid further damage. With consistent care, this pipe can last and work well for light to moderate use. Overall, it’s a solid beginner set, but it requires attention and regular cleaning to keep it functioning properly.

Enjoying my cherry blend with my new pipe, love it

After i ordered this pipe, i looked on youtube and didnt see too much about this pipe. What i did see was kinda negative but since i had already ordered it, i figured i would wait and see. At first i was worried about the bowl. There is no wood. Its an apoxy of some type with an insert. I just sat outside talking to a friend of mine and i think i smoked 3 or 4 bowls in this and it worked beautifully. Burned 99% of the tobacco and stayed lit. Great pipe for only 10$. The only thing that comes to mind other than the pipe as i type this was the tool. It works lol. There really isnt much to those things and even the cheapest one will do the job. As for the other stuff that was included, ive ignored them. Oh and the stand works great. Basic plastic stand but just like the tool, any old cheap thing will do just fine. Its only holding a pipe so works well enough for me. I dont knoe about longevity but it will go in my rotation until something happens. Update. I broke it. The screw threads must have crossed or something. As i was taking it apart the screw was super tight and started to strip the head. I dug around in my screw bin and was hoping i could find a better screw. I broke the stem under the bown that the screw goes into. It was my fault and will buy another one simply because its so cost effective. Next time i will just soak it when it needs cleaning and leave the bowl screw alone. It smoke way better if you take the filter out too by the way. Good smoking pipe just leave the screw alone lol.

Bottom Line: You get a functional pipe along with most of the basic accessories and some maintenance items needed. If you're a beginner this works perfectly fine for a while, but you'll want to quickly move on to a higher-quality pipe if you enjoy smoking. I planned to use this for travel or aromatics, and it will likely work fine for that, but it is not going to become a go-to for me. Pipe: It's fine, it hangs onto moisture more than other pipes I own for some reason. The reusable filter gets clogged fast, so while it saves money in the long run it also will be more time spent thoroughly cleaning the filter versus just throwing out and inserting disposable ones. The pipe itself heats up fairly quickly but is still sturdy and has a surprisingly decent finish and look. I had two experienced pipe smokers mistake it for a Savinelli by looks alone (the "S" logo is misleading), but I don't consider this a real pro/con. My main issues are that this pipe's reusable filter needs to be cleaned constantly, retains a lot of moisture in the stem, can heat up quickly, and seems to have an issue with ghosting I have not had in other pipes I used for aromatics [it may be the blends or just the breaking-in period]. Pouch: Personal preference, but I prefers this over the pouch I got with a Rattray. I'd use this for a more expensive pipe/corn cob if I needed a spare. Stand: Nothing wrong with it other than being a bit flimsy, but most plastic stands are. Screens, bits, etc.: These are a nice include and can be used with other pipes if needed. Really wish they had included a few pipe cleaners for newbies since a reusable filter can get so dirty. Czech tool: It works okay, but it's clearly low-quality metal that tarnishes and chips pretty quickly. Mine had chips out of the box so I wouldn't use it with a more expensive pipe for fear of scratching or scrapping it, but this works fine with the Joyoldelf since the actual bowl inside is metal and not an expensive briar pipe.

Perfect!. just as described. Great value for the money. works perfectly. it comes with the accessories. not to mention that is the perfect size. I also use it to smoke the last stub of the cigar allowing me to smoke it fully.

Looks good, works good, the tools make it easy to clean. Just gets clogged alittle easy sometimes

It's a very nice pipe. I bought it for a friend as a gift, he thoroughly enjoys it. The quality of the build is very nice.

It’s smoking hot, works great.

Buen producto pero me llegó incompleto faltó el soporte en forma de x quisiera que me lo completarán por favor ya que es una pieza importante

POINS POSITIFS 1-L'ébène de la pipe est de bonne qualité, 2-très class et jolie 3-on peut la poser sans crainte, c'est très sécuritaire. 4-prix correcte POINS NÉGATIFS 1-l'embouchure est en synthétique et je n'en connaît pas la composition ou si elle contient du plomb ou autre poison, je croyait l'embouchure en ébène (comme toute les pipe de bonne facture) l'ébène étant généralement de couleur noir je me suis laissé séduire... 2-L'intérieur contient une sorte de revêtement noir (pâte) qui a une odeur de pâte à soulier vernis que j'ai nettoyez à font de peur de m’empoisonner, et par la suite j'ai huilé le tout à l'huile d'olive. 3-L'embouchure est dangereusement serré, en voulant mettre le filtre j'ai dû forcé pour la détaché du foyer en ébène brun... j'ai alors très légèrement ajusté le diamètre du trous pour qu'il sois légèrement moins serré, avec un papier sablé arrondie et j'ai huilé le trous pour évité une fissure éventuel... Ça devrait bien fonctionné Je vais possiblement tenté d'ajusté une paille de Bambou pour remplacé l'embouchure en "résine"

Je l’adore je la recomnde