They are pretty good. Reasonably reusable for a standard pipe if you don't mind getting your fingers dirty. Can burn down the last bit of tobacco a bit easier. Worth a buy.
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I use them quite often. I tend to over tamp at times and I find these help in that dept.
I’m pleased there are a few of us in favour of Keystones, and their alternative, meer chips
They are cheap and reusable.
And for me, their cost is more than offset because dottle is minimised.
I had a few smokes on the weekend.
I couldn’t dry the tobacco in the sun as it has been rainy and overcast for over a week. With more wet weather to come.
I used a few more Keystones/meer chips than usual and packed a bit looser.
All bowls smoked to ash, with no relights
I really can’t recommend them more highly
They are cheap and reusable.
And for me, their cost is more than offset because dottle is minimised.
I had a few smokes on the weekend.
I couldn’t dry the tobacco in the sun as it has been rainy and overcast for over a week. With more wet weather to come.
I used a few more Keystones/meer chips than usual and packed a bit looser.
All bowls smoked to ash, with no relights
I really can’t recommend them more highly
I'm intrigued by these.............. I tend to over-tamp the last quarter of the bowl, and to me, that's the most enjoyable part of the bowl. Think I'll give them a shot.
Im cheap. I break up broken red clay pots that got broken during use. Give them a rinse in the colander and you have a big batch. The textured clay is very absorbent. The other benefit is it keeps your pipe considerably cleaner.