Portable smoking pipe for outdoors travel

Abstract

The present invention is directed to a smoking pipe. The pipe bowl of the current invention preferably directs heated airflow. Further, the invention is directed to an elongated cap and combustion chamber shape that facilitates manipulation of the combustion chamber contents. Further, the present invention is directed to a cap and pipe body that also provides a means to secure the cap to locations other than the pipe bowl.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A smoking pipe comprising:
 a bowl integrally formed in the first end of the pipe,   a combustion chamber defining an air passage into the bowl,   a mouthpiece integrally formed into the second end of the pipe,   a stem extending from the bowl to the second end of the pipe, defining an air passage there between,   and an aperture airway from the combustion chamber to the stem air passage, and defining an air passages there between.   
     
     
         2 . The combustion chamber of  claim 1  is further defined as having a non-circular shape that extends substantially in the direction of said stem air passage in  claim 1 . 
     
     
         3 . The aperture airway of  claim 1  is further defined as having a plurality of apertures, or a single elongated aperture, that substantially extends along said stem air passage in  claim 1 . 
     
     
         4 . A smoking pipe comprising:
 a bowl integrally formed in the first end of the pipe,   an elongated combustion chamber defining an air passage into the bowl,   a mouthpiece integrally formed into the second end of the pipe,   a stem extending from the combustion chamber to the second end of the pipe defining an air passage there between,   and a detachable, elongated cap, of negligible thickness, that attaches to the first end of the pipe.   
     
     
         5 . Said elongated combustion chamber in  claim 4  is further defined as having a major axes and a minor axes such that the length of the major axes is longer than the minor axes. 
     
     
         6 . Said cap in  claim 4  is further defined as having an elongated shape, with a major axes and a minor axes, such that the length of the major axes is longer than the minor axes. 
     
     
         7 . Said length of the cap along its minor axes in  claim 6  is defined as having a smaller length than said major axes of the combustion chamber in  claim 5  such that the cap, when detached from said bowl in  claim 4 , can be substantially inserted into the said elongated combustion chamber in  claim 5  for the purpose of manipulating its contents, and said stem airway in  claim 4 . 
     
     
         8 . A smoking pipe comprising:
 a bowl integrally formed in the first end of the pipe,   a mouthpiece integrally formed into the second end of the pipe body,   a stem extending from the first end of the pipe to the second end of the pipe defining an air passage there between,   a first receiving area located on the first end of the pipe,   a second receiving area location on the pipe,   and a cap that attaches to either the first or second receiving area by means of magnetism, threads, friction, or springs.