A sun-powered smoking pipe with a lens suspended by two arms, whose arms hold the lens at a fixed distance from the pipe's bowl, the distance being equal to the focal length of the lens. The arms have equal lengths and swivel in tandem both at their attachment points to the lens and at their attachment points to the pipe so that the entire device can be folded flat quickly. The only calibration required by a user is to rotate the lens so that the focal point is aimed inside the bowl when the lens is held in the direction of the sun.

A sun-powered smoking pipe with a lens suspended by two arms, whose arms hold the lens at a fixed distance from the pipe's bowl, the distance being equal to the focal length of the lens. The arms have equal lengths and swivel in tandem both at their attachment points to the lens and at their attachment points to the pipe so that the entire device can be folded flat quickly. The only calibration required by a user is to rotate the lens so that the focal point is aimed inside the bowl when the lens is held in the direction of the sun.

A transfer device for material such as cannabis is provided for use with a grinding device and includes a flexible sheet material formed or molded around a hollow interior to define a generally tubular body which has a base wall and two side walls standing upwardly from the base wall. One end of the generally tubular body forms a scraper edge where the sides are recessed to form a shovel area over the base. The other end of the body forms a pinch end where the side walls converge to an upper slot which can be squeezed together to close the slot in a pinching action so as to pinch the material within the hollow interior between the side walls for manual transfer. The body is narrower at the second end so that material scraped into the body is converged by the side walls in the form of a funnel.

A transfer device for material such as cannabis is provided for use with a grinding device and includes a flexible sheet material formed or molded around a hollow interior to define a generally tubular body which has a base wall and two side walls standing upwardly from the base wall. One end of the generally tubular body forms a scraper edge where the sides are recessed to form a shovel area over the base. The other end of the body forms a pinch end where the side walls converge to an upper slot which can be squeezed together to close the slot in a pinching action so as to pinch the material within the hollow interior between the side walls for manual transfer. The body is narrower at the second end so that material scraped into the body is converged by the side walls in the form of a funnel.

A smoking device has a cylindrical combustion chamber with an axis, a longitudinal channel along the length, a mouthpiece engaging a first end of the combustion chamber, an end cap on a second end of the combustion chamber, and an outer shell with a second longitudinal channel, and one or more openings through the outer shell that may be aligned with the longitudinal channel in the combustion chamber such that smokable material in the combustion chamber may be ignited and smoke drawn from the device through the mouthpiece.

A smoking device has a cylindrical combustion chamber with an axis, a longitudinal channel along the length, a mouthpiece engaging a first end of the combustion chamber, an end cap on a second end of the combustion chamber, and an outer shell with a second longitudinal channel, and one or more openings through the outer shell that may be aligned with the longitudinal channel in the combustion chamber such that smokable material in the combustion chamber may be ignited and smoke drawn from the device through the mouthpiece.

An ice cube for use in a water pipe with an ice catch may present a plurality of bores formed within the bulk of the ice cube. These bores will then allow smoke from a smokable substance to pass through the bulk of the ice cube and enhance the cooling effect of the ice cube on the smoke. The bores may be interconnected by one or more tranches at a bottom surface of the ice cube such that fluid communication is maintained between the bores, in the event the bottom of the ice cube is partially impinged upon by another ice cube or other obstruction. A mold for making such a cube may be accomplished by having a plurality of rods extend from a bottom of the mold and providing appropriate ridges to form the trenches.

An ice cube for use in a water pipe with an ice catch may present a plurality of bores formed within the bulk of the ice cube. These bores will then allow smoke from a smokable substance to pass through the bulk of the ice cube and enhance the cooling effect of the ice cube on the smoke. The bores may be interconnected by one or more tranches at a bottom surface of the ice cube such that fluid communication is maintained between the bores, in the event the bottom of the ice cube is partially impinged upon by another ice cube or other obstruction. A mold for making such a cube may be accomplished by having a plurality of rods extend from a bottom of the mold and providing appropriate ridges to form the trenches.

The present invention relates to an improved water pipe comprising a chamber containing water in its lower portion, its upper compact cylindrical portion serving as a smoke collection reservoir; a bowl for combusting tobacco or medicinal herbs, the smoke directed through a tube to the water chamber below the water; and a mouth piece for applying suction to the interior of the chamber to inhale the smoke.

The present invention is directed to a multi-user inhalation adapter comprising an apparatus which connects to a source of vapor device and allows several people to inhale vapor at the same time. Generally, the present invention will attach to a vaporizer. In another embodiment, the apparatus can attach to an adaptor that in turn attaches to a balloon storing vapor. The multi-user inhalation adaptor contains a vapor chamber which receives vapor from a vaporizer or other vapor source. Air channels regulated by valves route the vapor from the vapor chamber to nozzles for which the associated valves have been opened. The nozzles are connected to inhalation tubes, through which users can inhale the vapor.