Tsuge Derringer

The Tsuge Derringer double filter pipe is a novelty from the Japanese pipe manufacturer, inspired by the famous double barrel pistol, this tobacco pipe is revolutionary.

The distinctive design of the Tsuge Derringer has primarily a functional purpose.

The double barrel system has a Z-shaped air channel, which allows the smoke to move from the bowl to the end of the lower barrel and then to the front of the upper barrel, before finally exiting the mouthpiece.

This unique design also allows each barrel to accommodate a 9 mm filter, or two filters, resulting in exceptionally dry smoke.

With its two barrels, the Tsuge Derringer pipe can accommodate two filters and generate different smoking combinations:

Two 9 mm filters, one per barrel.

A 9mm filter and a hollow barrel as a smoke expansion chamber

A 9mm filter and a 9mm Kulu Cool longway that only knocks down the drizzle.

Two 9mm Kulu Cool longways to keep the tobacco flavors intact and dry the smoke.

Both hollow barrels to have two smoke expansion chambers.

Is this genius or is it madness? In any case, the pipe smoker has here in his hands a unique, complex, technological tool that allows for different smoking experiences.

The Derringer pipe series recontextualizes the idea of ​​tobacco tasting in the form of a briar pipe by embracing a bold new idea.

The Tsuge Derringer pipe features a sober style, combining numerous metal accents and accessories on the rim, the end of the barrel and the base of the mouthpiece with a pitch black sandblast, evoking the iconic aesthetic of a Dress pipe.

Every single Derringer pipe is balanced by hand with patient work by the Japanese craftsmen of Tsuge.

Tsuge Derringer pipes are very refined, balanced and minimalist with a generously sized saddle mouthpiece that recalls an aeronautical detail.

The Tsuge Derringer is specifically designed for expert smokers who want a pipe with classic shapes but comfortable to use and perfect for smoking.

Tsuge pipes are very light and compact in size, comfortable and stand Up.

Furthermore, this particular Derringer is covered with a light sandblasting, which further enhances its intriguing sensation to the touch.

The details such as the stem connection and the cap of the second barrel are very well cared for.

The base of the pipe is flat, and the pipe remains upright, it remains balanced therefore an easy support, but it is also very comfortable to hold in the hand.

The Tsuge Derringer billiard shape pipe is an everyday pipe, balanced, light, that smokes very well.

With its classic, well-balanced, stable billiard shape and the higher chimney it can be used for English mix or Latakia and is excellent for everyday use.

The Tsuge pipe manufacturing laboratory was founded in the 1930s by Kyoichiro Tsuge in Japan.

Thus was born from a cigarette holder factory, what is today the largest and most advanced Japanese manufacturer in the pipe field.

Its pipe manufacturing laboratories are based in Tokyo, in the Asakusa district.

Tsuge Japanese pipes have an undoubted natural and international approach; more decidedly Japanese are other Tsuge pipes with sandblasted finishes, bamboo details, refined lacquering.

But what all the models have in common is the consistent, meticulous, obstinate search for perfection.

Kyoichiro always sought it, his heirs tenaciously seek it.

Each Tsuge Japanese pipe is unique and unrepeatable, the external finish may vary slightly from the image as each briar pipe is unique.

The variations are only in the shades of the briar, the measurements and shape do not vary.

If you require more detailed photos, we will be happy to send them to you.

THE TSUGE PIPE IS MODELED FOR THE TOBACCO ENTHUSIAST WHO INSISTS ON HANDLING ONLY THE FINEST ARTISANAL PRODUCTION.

MADE IN JAPAN FROM BIRTH, THE PIPE WILL PROVIDE TRUE PLEASURE FOR YEARS TO COME.

1) width 155 mm

2) height 48 mm

3) depth 36 mm

4) bowl diameter 21 mm

5) bowl depth 43 mm

Features:

Black vulcanite saddle mouthpiece.

Mouthpiece diameter 11 mm. It can mount the Kulu Cool longway 9 mm filter.

Shape: billiard.

Weight: 56 grams

Finish: sandblasted briar

Marking: Tsuge