Glass Spoon Pipes

Glass spoon pipes are the everyday pipe: a bowl, a carb and a short airway. Ours use heavy-wall tubing, a calibrated bowl depth and flame-polished draw holes, so they hit clean from the first bowl.

What Separates a Good Spoon from a Cheap One

  • Wall thickness: heavier glass stays cooler and survives knocks.
  • Bowl depth: deep enough to hold a real pack, but not so deep that the bottom never burns.
  • Draw hole: smooth and sized so small pieces don't pull through.
  • Carb placement: reachable with your thumb without blocking your grip.

Popular spoons

The Ash Catcher Glass Pipe is our best-known spoon. The Itty Bitty Fritty is a small pocket spoon, the Waterfall Spoon has a flowing shape, and the Cyclops Eyeball is a sculpted piece. Want a longer stem? See Sherlock pipes.

What does the carb hole on a spoon pipe do?

Cover it while you light the bowl, then uncover it to pull fresh air through the pipe and clear the smoke in one breath.

Why is it called a spoon pipe?

The shape is a bowl at the end of a short handle, like a spoon.

Does a spoon pipe hold more than a chillum?

Yes. A spoon bowl is wider and deeper, so one pack lasts several pulls.

How can I tell if a spoon pipe is good quality?

Look for even wall thickness, a solid weight in the hand, a smooth mouthpiece and a clean, round draw hole.