Two Guys With Pipes

Terrible employees that are rude towards/​harass their customers.
Regardless of the fact that the shop selection is great, the employees there are incredibly rude and sexist. An employee named Jason thinks it’s perfectly acceptable to fat shame women and call them terrible names, only to have his coworkers defend his actions. This was an observed experience during a visit to the shop. My personal experience involved having an employee call me «gross» for asking about bubblers (which they sell, so why does their opinion in them allow for such rude name calling?), and roll his eyes for thinking the blue/​purple glass pieces where «pretty». When I decided to ask a different worker for help I was snapped at with a «can’t you see I’m busy?»
I’ll be avoiding this shop and the downtown/​other locations as well since its obvious that being even some what polite to their customers isn’t required. That’s a shame, since the 420 crowed are constantly fighting off bad stigmas.

I always wonder how this store is legal, when I walk in I feel like they must be selling marijuana. but they aren’t.
The store is black lit and has wall to wall bongs, lighters, flavoured papers, pipes and a bunch of things I didn’t even know existed. The staff is a treat, they seem like regular stoner’s off that 70’s show and they are really outgoing. I’ve seen items here that I had never seen anywhere before. My favorite was this huge gas mask bong, it looked like it could really rock someones world.
They have Bob Marley playing in the background and it makes you feel like everything’s gonna be alright.

Started by two E-​town aficionados, this local shop sells all of the paraphernalia you might want to emulate the lives of Cheech & Chong. There are some extraordinarily beautiful pipes made of blown glass that cost up to $ 2,000 and even rigged highlighter pens for sneaking a bit of green ganga into a concert and not getting caught. (I just wanted to highlight the program, sir?!) T-​shirts, rolly papers of every brand and colour, Bob Marley flags, bongs out of your ying-​yang and more. The people who work here are, unsurprisingly, super chill. The long-​haired hippie boy looks serene despite the thong of shoppers and when my guy and I were walking through the shop he was like «hey, I think that’s the lady my friends bought pot off in high school.» So the pipe shop’s somewhat of a den for the curious and also a hub for hobbyists. If West Ed’s out of your way, they also have another location on Jasper Ave. that’s bigger and with more selection and a third on 118 Ave. near 40^th St. My, business is booming!

This is a decent 420 shop located in West Edmonton Mall across from the Segways. They have an entire wall of different types, sizes and flavours of papers. As with many similar shops, they have an impressive array of pipes, bongs, stash boxes, lighters, grinders, detox and such. They sell t-​shirts and hats with pot themes.
I give this shop kudos for the selection of papers alone. I haven’t seen anything that impressive since the last time I was in Vancouver.