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Little Dipper

It’s difficult to say what makes the Dipper such a pleasure to use. Is it the sublime smoothness of the hit, the nuanced intake control it affords, or just the fact that this would be Scarface’s method of choice if his meds took a more amber hue? Jury’s out. Now, all that elegance and convenience is available in a compact, amazingly affordable iteration in the form the Little Dipper, a perfect gift for any chronnoisseur of the 710 variety—and at an MSRP of only 30 bones, you don’t even have to like them all that much.

 

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