PETERSON pipe
PPP system
- 306ft / Bent Oom Paul
- length 145 mm
- head height 50 mm
- Bore 20 mm
- 9 mm
3 outer diameter 31 (mm)
4 Fire Diameter 23.5 (mm)
5 Fire Depth 34 (mm)
White 69 (GR)
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2 Arc Height 51 (mm)
3 outer diameter 34 (mm)
4 Fire Diameter 20.5 (mm)
5 Fire Depth 45 (mm)
White 47 (GR)
Hole size 6 E 9 (mm)
Mouthpiece Metacrilato (mm)
Finishing Rustic
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The PPP series is the classic of Peterson for an absolute breakthrough. There are two patents here. The lip bite invented by Charles Peterson, as well as the "system": an additional hole below the actual smoke channel in which condensates can collect.

Well, at some point the protection for patents is just going and others try this, but original remains original. The PPP is the epitome of cool and tongue -friendly smoking.

Old companies have itself that the owners often change. Tom Palmer went into his well -deserved pension and the American company Laudisi. The owner Sykes Wilford is also the world's largest Peterson customer. Good move! He and his team are absolute pipe freaks. Real nerds, but in the most positive sense. They love whistle, they have a huge know-how and are well connected. The progress does not always happen at the desired American pace, but it is gradually progressing. We are confident that the brand is in the best hands with him and will soon find it back to old shine.

In any case, Peterson inspired us with its new rustling. The already lively surface wins through the beautiful color contrast and the subtle shine. After a few scratchy attempts, this is finally a rustling that convinces us entirely.

The PPP series is the classic of Peterson for an absolute breakthrough. There are two patents here. The lip bite invented by Charles Peterson, as well as the "system": an additional hole below the actual smoke channel in which condensates can collect. Old companies have itself that the owners often change. Tom Palmer went into his well -deserved pension and the American company Laudisi. The owner Sykes Wilford is also the world's largest Peterson customer. Good move! He and his team are absolute pipe freaks. Real nerds, but in the most positive sense. They love whistle, they have a huge know-how and are well connected. The progress does not always happen at the desired American pace, but it is gradually progressing. We are confident that the brand is in the best hands with him and will so