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<blockquote data-quote="Mikem" data-source="post: 31652" data-attributes="member: 29"><p>The only durability issue I would say you have with Meer's compared to a briar pipe is if you drop it on a hard surface. They are a little more fragile then a briar. I keep most of them on my pipe rack and not in the case with no ill affects. I have always been taught that you don't let them build up a cake like a briar. For this reason I think you end up with a more consistent taste of the blend when compared to a briar because of the lack of a cake build up. I have owned several Meer's for years and have not had any problems with them what so ever. I would think it would take years (10+) to get one to turn "black". I personally have never seen one get that dark from use.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mikem, post: 31652, member: 29"] The only durability issue I would say you have with Meer's compared to a briar pipe is if you drop it on a hard surface. They are a little more fragile then a briar. I keep most of them on my pipe rack and not in the case with no ill affects. I have always been taught that you don't let them build up a cake like a briar. For this reason I think you end up with a more consistent taste of the blend when compared to a briar because of the lack of a cake build up. I have owned several Meer's for years and have not had any problems with them what so ever. I would think it would take years (10+) to get one to turn "black". I personally have never seen one get that dark from use. [/QUOTE]
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