Exxus Hand Pipes

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Twelve pipes to a case, six dollars a piece. Exxus packs the Cave, Wand and BUBL as assorted twelve packs of borosilicate spoons, each one boxed in its own padded travel case. It is the cheapest honest way to fill a hand pipe wall without buying singles off the glass or water pipe budget.
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Exxus Vape Cave Hand Pipe 12pk Front View on White Background
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Exxus Vape Wand Hand Pipe 12pk Front View on White Background
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Exxus Vape BUBL Hand Pipe 12pk Front View on White Background
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SIX DOLLARS A PIPE

Twelve borosilicate spoons arrive in every case at seventy two dollars, which lands each pipe at six. That is the number the rest of this page hangs on, because it is what lets a shop price a real glass pipe in the teens and still keep a full spread on the wall.

  • Cave the chunkiest of the three. Wide mouthpiece, a bowl deep enough for a full pack and a carb hole placed where a thumb already is.
  • Wand a notched neck for grip, the same large bowl, and the slimmest profile of the set.
  • BUBL compact body with thumb operated carb control, built as the grab and go shape rather than the sit down one.
  • Every case twelve pipes, two each of six full body colors including milky blue and milky green, at seventy two dollars.
  • Padded box each pipe ships in a form fitting foam box, so it doubles as the customer's travel case and reads like a more expensive piece on the counter.

A padded box on a six dollar pipe changes the sale. The customer is holding something that looks packaged rather than pulled off a tray, which supports a shelf price a bare spoon will not hold. Carry all three shapes and one purchase order fills the peg wall with a full color run.

Frequently Asked Questions

Exxus hand pipes: how are they packed?

Twelve to a case at seventy two dollars, which works out to six dollars a pipe. Every case is assorted, with two each of six full body colors, so a single order fills a wall without anyone choosing SKUs.

What glass are these made from?

Borosilicate, all the way through, on all three shapes. That is the same material class as the higher priced spoons in the case, which is why these survive normal handling rather than chipping the first time a customer sets one down hard.

What is the difference between the three shapes?

Bulk and grip. The Cave is the thickest with the deepest bowl and the widest mouthpiece. The Wand is slimmer with a notched neck to hold onto. The BUBL is the compact one with thumb operated carb control. All three run the same large bowl and the same six dollar cost.

Does each pipe come in its own box?

Yes. Every pipe ships inside a foam padded box cut to its shape, so the customer walks out with a travel case included. It also means nothing rattles loose in the case during shipping, which matters when twelve pieces of glass are in one carton.

What colors are in a case?

Six full body colors, two of each, including milky blue and milky green. The colors are solid rather than transparent, which photographs better on a shelf and hides resin longer than clear glass does.

Where should these sit on the floor?

On an open wall or a hook, not behind glass. A six dollar cost supports a shelf price in the teens, and at that number the sale is made by picking the pipe up. Reserve the locked case for the pieces that need a conversation.

Can these be ordered as singles?

No. The twelve pack is the unit, and it is what holds the per piece cost at six dollars. The tradeoff is worth it: one case covers a full color run rather than leaving a wall with three of one color and nothing else.

How do these compare with acrylic pipes?

Different tier. Acrylic is the price floor and it does not shatter, but it is plastic and customers know it. These are real borosilicate at a cost close enough to acrylic that a shop can carry both and let the customer trade up on the spot.

Which shape should a shop order deepest?

Start even across all three and let the wall tell you. The Cave reads as the value piece because it looks heaviest for the money, the BUBL moves with the pocket carry crowd, and the Wand splits the difference. After one turn the reorder writes itself.

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