Need A Vaporizer
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StonedPony
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Silver surfer ......Dabuda.....Volcano.........Kia........Magic Flight...............HOt and ready...............Vape N Rape................
ledgrowing
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da buddha works well and not to hard on the pocket book
prototypeone
Active Member
I dunno about that last one.. I have heard some really shady things about it..
medicalmaryjane
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I can't afford any of those.
ma jigga
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just got this one and LOVE it.. LOVE IT!
http://cgi.ebay.com/2011-NEW-ARIZER-EXTREME-Q-4-0-HERBAL-VAPORIZER-W-REMOTE-/270695268872?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f06b20208#ht_2322wt_1139
http://cgi.ebay.com/2011-NEW-ARIZER-EXTREME-Q-4-0-HERBAL-VAPORIZER-W-REMOTE-/270695268872?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f06b20208#ht_2322wt_1139
StonedPony
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Ive been looking at them.........volcano is just to much money for my taste...........but I like the looks of the Arizur.......not the looks....you know what i mean...how it works and stuff....have read up on it alot....think Ill buy one off ebay too...........can bag or whip....remote dont mean alot to me...but there rest is nice.......may get one and do a review the stoner way.............
ma jigga
Well-Known Member
My buddy has one of those and we rip out of it all the time. Great vape. I liked it better than 'Da buddha'.
Sr. Verde
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i love my volcano
my friend loved my volcano and had to buy one
neither of us have had an issue yet, loving it
just costs 600! if your willing to drop that much
However for half price, there are other brands that people say are worth it
Like I like quality
I spend like $600 on new snowboarding gear, that I use like maybe 5 times a year..
My volcano cost $600 but I use it every day of the year
And I consider that snowboard gear worth the money
my friend loved my volcano and had to buy one
neither of us have had an issue yet, loving it
just costs 600! if your willing to drop that much
However for half price, there are other brands that people say are worth it
Like I like quality
I spend like $600 on new snowboarding gear, that I use like maybe 5 times a year..
My volcano cost $600 but I use it every day of the year
And I consider that snowboard gear worth the money
woodsmaneh!
Well-Known Member
I have the tower and have been using it for close to 2 years. It rocks, my buddies have some cheap one but this is the caddy, set and forget, does bags, whips has 3 speed fan and a remote. Has a cool blue light around the bottom. I turn it on in the morming and it runs all day and is sitting there ready when you are, it does not vap till you suck on the whip so nothing wasted but u.
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doowmd
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check this shit out:Tutorial: How to make your own Volcano Vaporizer for under $50!
does anyone use
Aroma Therapy Super Vaporizer???
i saw it on grasscity not very pricey but is it any good?
Aroma Therapy Super Vaporizer???
i saw it on grasscity not very pricey but is it any good?
profgerbik
New Member
Da Buddha all the way, its cheap and probably the best vape ive ever hit, newer and better design than the previous SSV, i love my buddha.
ive tried them all and i mean all, ive spent so much money really... i suggest anyone interested in buying a vape to seriously put it in consideration because the only 3 vapes ive ever been like damn off of, was the SSV, Volcano and the Dabuddha. volcano is just way too expensive and its kind of a pain to deal with all its bits and pieces and the SSV is outdated design, i really loved it but i hated how it was made leaning forward and the hands free whip would slip out sometimes because of that, i broke a couple whips due to having friends over and what not, dabuddha has all those flaws knocked out with a standard hands free hour glass whip for extra smooth hits, no lean and the heating cover is also better with more airflow, i will easily say its probably the best vape around right now especially for its price, even my friends with SSV and Volcanos love it more and regret buying them.
but i seriously cant stress enough how badly i mean those 3 are the only 3 worth buying period the iolite is cool but its more for just the fact of oh i can have a vaporizer anywhere type deal, but i take vaping very seriously i love it by far more than smoking so please take my word for it, i know people are going to bring up other vapes but if they arent those three dont even bother paying attention to them no offense i just know from experience and from my own stupidity what ones really work the best.
the dabuddha also comes with free carry bag and a nice stir stick with glass, the best part is i havent gotten into the accessories yet, they have so many awesome add ons, something most vapes dont have period unless the 3 i mentioned above, 7th floor has the most to customize your vape for sure, water filters, glass replacement parts, custom made whips ect.
7th floor service is the best as well, i got my dabuddha in and my heating cover kinda had a line in it, it was fine but im a perfectionist so i wanted one without a line just in case, i emailed them, no questions asked i told them there was a line, they over nighted one to me for free, i got it 2 days from that email, pretty damn impressive service.
ive tried them all and i mean all, ive spent so much money really... i suggest anyone interested in buying a vape to seriously put it in consideration because the only 3 vapes ive ever been like damn off of, was the SSV, Volcano and the Dabuddha. volcano is just way too expensive and its kind of a pain to deal with all its bits and pieces and the SSV is outdated design, i really loved it but i hated how it was made leaning forward and the hands free whip would slip out sometimes because of that, i broke a couple whips due to having friends over and what not, dabuddha has all those flaws knocked out with a standard hands free hour glass whip for extra smooth hits, no lean and the heating cover is also better with more airflow, i will easily say its probably the best vape around right now especially for its price, even my friends with SSV and Volcanos love it more and regret buying them.
but i seriously cant stress enough how badly i mean those 3 are the only 3 worth buying period the iolite is cool but its more for just the fact of oh i can have a vaporizer anywhere type deal, but i take vaping very seriously i love it by far more than smoking so please take my word for it, i know people are going to bring up other vapes but if they arent those three dont even bother paying attention to them no offense i just know from experience and from my own stupidity what ones really work the best.
the dabuddha also comes with free carry bag and a nice stir stick with glass, the best part is i havent gotten into the accessories yet, they have so many awesome add ons, something most vapes dont have period unless the 3 i mentioned above, 7th floor has the most to customize your vape for sure, water filters, glass replacement parts, custom made whips ect.
7th floor service is the best as well, i got my dabuddha in and my heating cover kinda had a line in it, it was fine but im a perfectionist so i wanted one without a line just in case, i emailed them, no questions asked i told them there was a line, they over nighted one to me for free, i got it 2 days from that email, pretty damn impressive service.
mellokitty
Moderatrix of Journals
i love my arizer q-ray (less than half the price of a volcano ain't too shabby either).
fellow arizer users: i used a small piece of adhesive velcro to keep that tiny remote with the unit and i haven't lost it since...
but i have heard a lot of good things about the vapir one also, if you're looking for a handheld. i have personally never managed to get stoned with an iolite before getting a massive headache.
fellow arizer users: i used a small piece of adhesive velcro to keep that tiny remote with the unit and i haven't lost it since...
but i have heard a lot of good things about the vapir one also, if you're looking for a handheld. i have personally never managed to get stoned with an iolite before getting a massive headache.
420God
Well-Known Member
I have the Vapir One 5.0 handheld and I'm not to happy with it for the price I paid($150). It's cheaply built, loud and the temp is very unstable.i love my arizer q-ray (less than half the price of a volcano ain't too shabby either).
fellow arizer users: i used a small piece of adhesive velcro to keep that tiny remote with the unit and i haven't lost it since...
but i have heard a lot of good things about the vapir one also, if you're looking for a handheld. i have personally never managed to get stoned with an iolite before getting a massive headache.
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profgerbik
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see, i have no clue who the hell on this planet would ever recommend that piece of crap vape. i just posted how fucking much i hated the vapir one on another thread lol. i bought it when it was 179.99 and i was so pissed off, i never used the thing because it sucked so badly, tasted like plastic, almost always burned my herb even on the lowest temps. its sitting in my closet right now, the bags it comes with are fucking retarded and excuse me for the language but jesus that piece of garbage is such a rip off, exactly my point with how many decent looking vapes youll see that are complete crap and people think they are good just because a lot of them are sold.
tips when buying vapes.
1. never buy a vape with plastic anywhere near the heating element.
2. digital vapes blow hard, simply because who the hell knows the actual temp for each type of strain you might have. the dial is simple and easy to adjust, the digitals leave you screwing around constantly with so many temps
and you usually never get what you want exactly.
3. aim for all glass pieces.
4. air flow and heating area of the air coming through the whip is key to a good vape. most vape have way too large holes so they hit like crap, other the air flow is probably too loose and not smooth enough.
