The Brave Heart line from Rattray's features six shapes: the "149," "150," "151," "152," "153," and "154" designs. All differ in exact form and dimensions, but all are united by the Brave Heart's two finishes and flashy, nickel accent. Offered here is the "150" bent Apple. It's a taller version of the classic shape, offering ample chamber depth and being quite voluptuous and substantial in hand. The shank continues the bowl's muscularity, stepping down slightly to the tapered stem, which is drilled to accommodate a 9mm filter.
Depicted in Mel Gibson's Oscar-winning epic, Braveheart, William Wallace was a 13th-century Scottish knight and revolutionary during Scotland's fight for independence from England. Wallace was captured and executed before the end of the war, but his leadership was essential to Scotland's later independence — specifically Wallace's defeat of the English troops at the Battle of Stirling Bridge despite being overwhelmingly outnumbered. His legacy and martyrdom have since made him Scotland's national hero, and Rattray's Brave Heart line honors Wallace's historic significance and the work of all those who have fought against oppression. This series from the Scottish marque offers pipes adorned in a broad, nickel accent, contrasting handsomely against this example's green sandblast. This particular "G" example features a graphite chamber insert that is tasteless, odorless, and easy to clean.
Length: 5.79 in. | 147 mm
Weight: 2.80 oz. | 79 g
Bowl Height: 2.04 in. | 52 mm
Chamber Depth: 1.58 in. | 40 mm
Chamber Diameter: 0.78 in. | 20 mm
Outside Diameter: 1.94 in. | 49 mm
Stem Material: Acrylic
Filter: None
Shape: Bent Apple
Finish: Sandblast
Material: Other
Country: Italy
