The Pipe Project
When we started this project, we had clear goals in mind.
We wanted a pipe that delivers a clean, smooth smoke without changing the flavor.
We also wanted one you can smoke multiple times with the same load: close it to extinguish instantly, slip it in your pocket — no ash falling out, no smell escaping.
The Smoothness
We went through several prototypes to balance portability and that perfect smooth smoke.
We tested different designs to control the smoke speed. Most made it too fast and aggressive — very similar to other pipes on the market. Some hits were harsh.
We even had some very harsh experiences in testing.
Finally, we found the solution by applying the Tesla Valve — an invention by Nikola Tesla from 1920.
It proved perfect for slowing down and cooling the smoke naturally.
Anodized Aluminum
We needed a material that was easy to clean, unbreakable and allowed a beautiful finish.
Anodized aluminum was the obvious choice.
It’s different from raw or plain aluminum. The anodizing process creates a sealed, non-reactive surface that prevents direct contact between the metal and heat or smoke.
This type of aluminum is widely used in food-grade and medical applications for its stability and safety.
The anodized layer is much harder and scratch-resistant — perfect for pieces exposed to friction and wear.
It also gives a beautiful matte finish.
For us it was ideal: no flavor change, easy to clean and incredibly durable.
Magnetic Stainless Steel
For the plates covering the smoke path, our first choice was stainless steel.
Everything is held together with powerful magnets. We thought.
It wasn’t easy at first — regular stainless steel didn’t hold the magnets well, so we had to drill small holes.
Then the manufacturer suggested magnetized stainless steel.
That change made the pipe much more compact and allowed instant extinguishing without any odor
escaping. These magnets are extremely strong.
We proudly present this pipe — designed with care, thinking of the user at every step, and produced without cutting corner.
I use it on the go. No one even knows it’s a pipe. Love it.
— Brandon M.