DankStop
Round Australite Stone Pipe
Round Australite Stone Pipe
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Simple, solid, always ready: Round Australite Stone Pipe earns its spot in the rotation.
What It Is
An authentic DankStop hand pipe with full specs on this listing. One of the many theories of Australite's origins include it being formed from an asteroid's impact. The Round Australite Stone Pipe might as well be from outer space! Inspired by these theories, this spoon pipe has iridescent black coloring and is about 3" x 2". A joint and downstem is expertly drilled into the stone itself. A mesh bowl is inserted here.
Why You'll Love It
- No setup, no water: pack, light, done — the simplest session there is.
- Comfortable in hand: shaped for grip, balance and an easy draw.
- Authentic brand: the real product from the brand on the listing — not a re-label.
- Built for daily use: thick walls where it counts, made to survive real life.
How To Use It
Pack the bowl loosely, cover the carb while lighting, release to clear. A weekly zip-bag soak in iso and salt keeps the draw open and the taste clean.
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