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Originally Posted by the jiggler

Thanks so much fellas. Another question: What is the difference between a "p-lip" and a "fish tail"?

I was thinking about one of these two as he may like the rusticated change of pace.

http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/ne...duct_id=104732

http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/ne...duct_id=106751

Thanks!

A "P Lip" has the hole in the top of the stem instead of the tip. I think the idea is that the smoke covers the top and then more of the mouth for more flavor.

Edit- Looks like the P Lip is designed to deal with tongue bite. Here is a link.
http://www.peterson.ie/pipes/system.html

I have a "P lip" and I don't notice more flavor from it but when I clench my pipe I get zero saliva traveling down the stem like some of my other pipes.