Skip to main content

The Manual may earn a commission when you buy through links on our site.

This Sleek One-Hitter Let’s You Add a Clean Filter Whenever You Want

The-Silver-Stick-One-Hitter-1
Image used with permission by copyright holder
Even with the technological leaps and bounds that the cannabis industry has experienced in recent years, it’s still hard to beat the taste and sensation of smoking flower. Except, possibly, for the messy, unhealthful and, if you’re using a garish glass pipe, unstylish aspect of it.

Enter the SilverStick, a sleek and attractive one-hitter pipe that unscrews to allow the easy placement and removal of cotton filters. Though not bulky, SilverStick’s bowl is large enough for four-to-six hits, which is about two or three times as many as a typical one-hitter allows. Made of aircraft-grade alloy, the three-inch-long piece, come with a plastic cap to keep smells at bay.

Recommended Videos

It comes with 25 filters made of 100 percent biodegradable cotton. The filters clean the smoke of tar and gunk while preventing any bits from making their way into your mouth. They are free of chlorine, bleach and any other chemical; they’re just cotton fibers bound by a super thin piece of paper. When you remove one you’ve used, you’ll get a look at the goop it has cleaned from the smoke. For that reason, and the smoother pull it offers, we bet you’ll be glad you have the option the piece gives you to pop one in.

The-Silver-Stick-One-Hitter-Combo
Image used with permission by copyright holder

For $25-$75, you can get the SilverStick plus a full set of good-looking accoutrements. Smaller than a pack of cigarettes, the full set fits into a U.S.A.-made Horween leather pouch that will have you smoking in style. The cases come in colors like “typewriter black” and “toasted brown.” Along with the one-hitter, pouch and filters, the set contains a stainless steel poker that’ll have you efficiently cleaning out the chamber and packing bowl after bowl.

Cleaning the piece is a snap. Just place it in a small bowl with isopropyl alcohol, wait 30 minutes, then wipe it out with a Q-Tip or paper towel and rinse it out with water.

If you’re serious about your smoking steez — and we bet you are — take a look at SilverStick’s gorgeous dugout cases. Made of materials like zebrawood, cocobolo, black walnut, and bubinga, the dugouts have two compartments, one for our extra filters or perhaps a second strain.

Chase Scheinbaum
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Chase Scheinbaum is a freelance writer and a graduate of Columbia Journalism School who sailed across the Pacific Ocean (and…
1923 season 2: Everything we know so far
All about 1923 season 2
Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren in 1923.

As a franchise, Yellowstone goes far beyond a single show. That's partially because series co-creator Taylor Sheridan is a very prolific writer and also because Paramount sold off the streaming rights for Yellowstone to Peacock. The studio only came to regret that decision when it needed a hit for Paramount+. So far, Sheridan has delivered two Paramount+ exclusive Yellowstone prequels: 1883 and 1923. The former was always going to be a one-season series, but 1923 has a second season on the way.

Harrison Ford is your grandfather's favorite action hero and an Academy Award nominee for Witness, way back in the 1980s. He's now entertaining new generations of fans with 1923. With his adventure and Western roots, he was the perfect fit for this Yellowstone spinoff, and it's almost time to see him in the second season of the show. Here is everything we know so far about 1923 season 2, including a firm release date and a trailer.
Who is starring in 1923 season 2?

Read more
NYT Connections hints and answers for December 23, 2024
The logo for Connections.

From the people that bring you the crossword and Spelling Bee, Connections is the NYT Games sensation that has set the internet abuzz. Like Wordle and your other favorites, the game is still word-based, but Connections is fundamentally different from many other games released by NYT Games and can be uniquely frustrating as a result. It tests your ability to group words together into coherent categories and presents a different challenge every time you play it. And, like Wordle and so many other NYT Games, you can share your results with friends and compare them as soon as you're done.

Like Wordle, and unlike the crossword, it's a relatively quick game, which means that playing it doesn't have to eat up your entire day — and you can fit it in whether you're multitasking at your desk, on the treadmill, or waiting for your flight in the airport. That's part of the reason so many people have gotten devoted to it — that and the satisfaction of beating something that has stumped all of your friends.

Read more
The best disaster dramas: Must-watch series to binge after La Palma
Most people focus on disaster movies, but these are some great disaster shows
Cast of La Palma

You know what's even scarier than a criminal on the loose? Mother Nature taking back her planet. The thought of a hurricane, volcanic eruption, or other storm ravaging Earth frightens humanity more than almost any other threat because there is very little we can do as a population to stop it. Humans have unfortunately made decisions that have exacerbated already prevalent natural issues and worsened problems like climate change which in turn destroys ecosystems and other life. Sometimes humanity goes places they shouldn't and creates disasters that wouldn't become reality otherwise, such as in the case of nuclear energy and illness pandemics.

But enough soapbox talk. We're here to talk about how to spin natural disasters into something thrilling and fun, right? Only movies and series can do that, and Netflix's latest hit La Palma has skyrocketed to the top of the charts and made people search frantically for the next big disaster series. These are some great choices if you want to continue your journey down the exhilarating rabbit hole of existential dread.

Read more