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Healthy Rips FURY EDGE

proceeds_the_weedian

Well-Known Member
Soooo I`ve been saving up some vapecash to allocate to an on the go portable solution. Being a hash-vaping,dynacultist I had pretty much settled on the Beast. But then at the last minute I went for the edge. The beast looks awesome,but still a smidge too large for my daily carry,and frankly I'm a little intimidated by the whole mod thing. Haptic(i.e no look,no listen) feedback,temp control and single hand operation won me over. I like vaping on the go,and finding a corner or bush to slip behind,taking of my headphones and getting out of the wind is getting to be a hassle. So this morning I ordered the edge,plus wpa,3d stem and a bunch of extras from vape wellness. Also got the sneaky pete mini can:brow: So,brand new set-up on the way!

Quick question: Any thoughts on how the edge deals with cold weather? For the mighty I'd shove it down my sleeve for stealthier,battery conserving winter vaping,but the expansion and contractions of the plastic and being banged around in my pocket/backpack still led to some wicked chipping around the CU:\ Now,the edge looks more rugged,but especially with glass in the mix I'm a little wary. It doesn't get real cold here,but there will for sure be days below zero. Whadddya think? Stock mp only,maybe? Wouldn't want to fuck up my new toys!
 

OF

Well-Known Member
Now,the edge looks more rugged,but especially with glass in the mix I'm a little wary. It doesn't get real cold here,but there will for sure be days below zero. Whadddya think? Stock mp only,maybe? Wouldn't want to fuck up my new toys!

Good question. I agree glass is going to be more immune to cold temperature than (most) plastics. The big danger I see over time is the tabs that lock the MP on. Running the heater a minute or so should heat it enough to remove any issues if you're really concerned? Or, better still, dump and reload as necessary while still hot from use?

Edge has a well rounded shape, meaning it's automatically better protected than units with sharp corners (where stress from impact and such can concentrate. Pretty hard to chip.....not that you should try of course.

Electrically/performance wise I see no issues. Slightly higher power consumption of course, but Li-ions aren't subject to low temperatures like most other types, at least for realistic temperatures. And the load is, of course, 'inside the loop' so the heater will automatically run a little harder so the load temperature is same as always. It should work well for your intended technique. After it buzzes you you have about four and a half minutes to take your hit(s) and push the magic button 3 times to end the session. If your hands are big enough it's even possible to 'palm'.

Enjoy it when it comes. Please let us know how it works out?

OF
 

C No Ego

Well-Known Member
Soooo I`ve been saving up some vapecash to allocate to an on the go portable solution. Being a hash-vaping,dynacultist I had pretty much settled on the Beast. But then at the last minute I went for the edge. The beast looks awesome,but still a smidge too large for my daily carry,and frankly I'm a little intimidated by the whole mod thing. Haptic(i.e no look,no listen) feedback,temp control and single hand operation won me over. I like vaping on the go,and finding a corner or bush to slip behind,taking of my headphones and getting out of the wind is getting to be a hassle. So this morning I ordered the edge,plus wpa,3d stem and a bunch of extras from vape wellness. Also got the sneaky pete mini can:brow: So,brand new set-up on the way!

Quick question: Any thoughts on how the edge deals with cold weather? For the mighty I'd shove it down my sleeve for stealthier,battery conserving winter vaping,but the expansion and contractions of the plastic and being banged around in my pocket/backpack still led to some wicked chipping around the CU:\ Now,the edge looks more rugged,but especially with glass in the mix I'm a little wary. It doesn't get real cold here,but there will for sure be days below zero. Whadddya think? Stock mp only,maybe? Wouldn't want to fuck up my new toys!
like @OF mentions , heat it up = pre heat before use if out in the cold... I've sen people use cups to put a vape in and then it is insulated from air somewhat... the air entrance for the Edge are on the bottom which is flat so sitting it in a cup bottom would block the air intake... maybe a vape sock that allows air through but still cozies the vape over all... just be sure and use a clean Sock LOL
 

OF

Well-Known Member
I've sen people use cups to put a vape in and then it is insulated from air somewhat... the air entrance for the Edge are on the bottom which is flat so sitting it in a cup bottom would block the air intake... maybe a vape sock that allows air through but still cozies the vape over all... just be sure and use a clean Sock LOL

I like that. If the cops catch you, act surprised and blame Starbucks!

The clean sock advice works the other way, use the grodyest, worst smelling one you can find and nobody's gonna mess with your vape?

OF
 

kalel

Member
I finally got a Edge Friday and I just can't get over how great it is. I really dig using it with a jhook and my Sneaky Pete mini Globe. It is really something how well it extracts with such a small amount of herb. The first portable I had that feels like a high end vape.
It continues to heat it though even when your not hitting it unlike the firefly 2 which only does it when you inhale. Not bad if you are going to blast through what you put int here but if you want to microdose it will do it all.
 

Jill NYC

Portable Hoarder
It continues to heat it though even when your not hitting it unlike the firefly 2 which only does it when you inhale. Not bad if you are going to blast through what you put int here but if you want to microdose it will do it all.
Actually the Fury Edge can use very small amounts very conducive to microdosing. It’s very efficient for a session vape,

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proceeds_the_weedian

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Thanks guys! Very much appreciated! I might ehm,shall we say adapt the sock idea,my GF knits beautifully. I also remember modifying some mittens with a strategically placed hole for cigs. I will do some testing and report back once it arrives(should be later this week)
 

SquanchKava

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It continues to heat it though even when your not hitting it unlike the firefly 2 which only does it when you inhale. Not bad if you are going to blast through what you put int here but if you want to microdose it will do it all.

I'm a CBD flower guy and the chamber is very small to me, so I enjoy the fast 5 minute session and the abv looks perfectly spent. What is really impressing me is how just one bowl is all I need to fully feel CBD medicated, with such a small amount of CBD flower. It usually takes a few more bowls in my other vapes to feel the same effect. Makes for a fast session, which is great during the cold weather season and vaping outside.
I haven't touched my Daily Driver Lotus all weekend and that is really saying something as that is my go to vape.
 
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kalel

Member
I'm a CBD flower guy and the chamber is very small to me, so I enjoy the fast 5 minute session and the abv looks perfectly spent. What is really impressing me is how just one bowl is all I need to fully feel CBD medicated, with such a small amount of CBD flower. It usually takes a few more bowls in my other vapes to feel the same effect. Makes for a fast session, which is great during the cold weather season and vaping outside.
I haven't touched my Daily Driver Lotus all weekend and that is really saying something as that is my go to vape.

I liked the idea behind the lotus but the aluminum is what initially put me off. That's one material that has given people cause for concern.

"There have been studies which have shown cookware made of low-quality aluminum does leach off at least some aluminum when it comes in contact with acidic products, even though it stays under the boiling point. Resin (the left-overs of your herb that clog the vapor path of your vaporizer) is acidic after all."

However, having said that the use of the glass j hook with the lotus looks excellent. I may have to get this unit and try it out. It looks super clean with glass.

The only other thing I didn't like about it was there is no temp control so it can combust. (unlike the dynavap which clicks)

By the way, when you say you use CBD flower, do you stick to ones with a little THC in i.e under 10%?
 
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OF

Well-Known Member
However, having said that the use of the glass j hook with the lotus looks excellent. I may have to get this unit and try it out. It looks super clean with glass.

If you're really concerned about Al dissolving in condensate (although how that makes it to vapor I can't see.....) perhaps the 'business end' of a VG (SS) might be an option? There's even a 'glass Sherlock' version available. Same basic technology as Lotus, but perhaps more refined?

https://vaporgenie.com/glass-sherlock-vg-vaporizer

Or the 'glass bat' for that matter:

https://vaporgenie.com/glass-bat-vg-vaporizer


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OF

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Excellent. Thank you.

Hey, no charge! If you've never tried VG you're in for a treat. I'm not even sure where my Lotus is any more. Not that either is a substitute for EDGE, which I find an excellent upgrade on F2 in several 'small' ways. Those two (EDGE and F2) definitely see a lot of use, I know right where they are......in fact F2 is in my shirt pocket right now, as soon as it warms up a bit we're both going out to check out the garden.

Regards to all.

OF
 

SquanchKava

Well-Known Member
I liked the idea behind the lotus but the aluminum is what initially put me off. That's one material that has given people cause for concern.

"There have been studies which have shown cookware made of low-quality aluminum does leach off at least some aluminum when it comes in contact with acidic products, even though it stays under the boiling point. Resin (the left-overs of your herb that clog the vapor path of your vaporizer) is acidic after all."

However, having said that the use of the glass j hook with the lotus looks excellent. I may have to get this unit and try it out. It looks super clean with glass.

The only other thing I didn't like about it was there is no temp control so it can combust. (unlike the dynavap which clicks)

By the way, when you say you use CBD flower, do you stick to ones with a little THC in i.e under 10%?

I don't have the aluminum bat. I bought the Lotus WPA adapter and use it with a jhook. And sometimes in my Sneaky Pete Globe. But it is easier to control using the jhook to have the throat feel as a guide. I occasionally scorch the herb a little but have never fully combusted. It is fairly simple to use. Once you get throat feel just back off the torch. The flavor is amazing in the Lotus.

Yes I buy legally sold CBD flower that is under the legal amount of THC. My favorite strain is Siskiyou Gold by Revel Valley. Followed by Tangie and Jazzy strains from CBDhempdrirect.

I will be fun to do to one bowl in the Lotus with the jhook then put the jhook on the Edge. Then alternate them. One for flavor the other for ripping.
 

OF

Well-Known Member
I will be fun to do to one bowl in the Lotus with the jhook then put the jhook on the Edge. Then alternate them. One for flavor the other for ripping.

Fun idea. You know some guys use "Y adapters" so they can put say 2 Solos on top of the WT for even more vapor.......some clever guy should make one with a rotary valve so you could 'dial up' how much (or even select 'all') from each you get on the next hit. You could offset the start of each side so that when one is getting into 'no taste, but still THC' mode you could add some flavor from the (freshly charged' vape on the other side to compensate......

I suspect some glass blower could sell a pile of them over time, if the price wasn't too high? I'd go for it for the fun of it I bet.

OF
 

SquanchKava

Well-Known Member
Fun idea. You know some guys use "Y adapters" so they can put say 2 Solos on top of the WT for even more vapor.......some clever guy should make one with a rotary valve so you could 'dial up' how much (or even select 'all') from each you get on the next hit. You could offset the start of each side so that when one is getting into 'no taste, but still THC' mode you could add some flavor from the (freshly charged' vape on the other side to compensate......

I suspect some glass blower could sell a pile of them over time, if the price wasn't too high? I'd go for it for the fun of it I bet.

OF

Or a good excuse to buy a second Edge. A Y adapter with a third slot for a stopper as the carb or a carb hole. Then you wouldn't have to lift up both Edges to pull them through.
 

OF

Well-Known Member
Or a good excuse to buy a second Edge. A Y adapter with a third slot for a stopper as the carb or a carb hole. Then you wouldn't have to lift up both Edges to pull them through.

Why stop there. Use the actuators like are used in cars to shift airflow for heat, A/C, defrost and so on......with a microprocessor to run them of course. We could make it green by running it on a small solar panel.....

OF
 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
if you want to microdose it will do it all.

^This seems to me they confirmed that the Fury can microdose despite being a session device.... Not sure why y'all replied as if they didn't?

Anyway the Fury Edge is probably the most efficient session vape available, not only is the bowl pretty small and the power pretty strong, it can't even work with a varying level of amounts... High quality materials ensures great taste too, yeah this one is still an all around champ in my experience.
 
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Stu

Maconheiro
Staff member
I liked the idea behind the lotus but the aluminum is what initially put me off. That's one material that has given people cause for concern.

"There have been studies which have shown cookware made of low-quality aluminum does leach off at least some aluminum when it comes in contact with acidic products, even though it stays under the boiling point. Resin (the left-overs of your herb that clog the vapor path of your vaporizer) is acidic after all."

However, having said that the use of the glass j hook with the lotus looks excellent. I may have to get this unit and try it out. It looks super clean with glass.

The only other thing I didn't like about it was there is no temp control so it can combust. (unlike the dynavap which clicks)

By the way, when you say you use CBD flower, do you stick to ones with a little THC in i.e under 10%?
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To everyone: Let's please keep this thread about the Edge and not all the other vapes out there.

Thank you.

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Polarbearboy

Tokin' Away Since 1968
Reading comments from new Edge owners who haven't mentioned DOSING CAPS: Get 'em! They make loading in cold or windy weather almost instant and easy easy easy. Used 'em in my Fury2 all winter while skiing for the last two plus seasons here in the northern mountains. RE: Out in the cold: If I left my F2 in my daypack, sometimes it would get too cold and I'd get a warning message and it wouldn't work. I found keeping it in an inside chest pocket never failed.

PS: My F2 has been used 4-7 days a week week after week for more than two years now. It still works perfectly and still heats up very quickly. I still don't understand why their batteries seem to be so much stronger than other premium vapes I own or owned.
 

OF

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I still don't understand why their batteries seem to be so much stronger than other premium vapes I own or owned.

The short answer is because they're different. Normally we use "Lithium-ion" cells (it's not really a battery, there's only one cell in there, a battery is two or more 'working together' like artillery....). These have a porous separator with liquid (the 'chemical smell' you sometimes find) to make it conductive. This means you have to pack it tight in a metal can that can take the heat and pressure in use. And what causes the 'battery accidents' that happen. The electrolyte, liquid inside, is very flamible. More so when hot and under pressure.

"Lithium Polymer cells", as used in all 3 HR products use a solid film instead of the insulators and electrolyte (otherwise the same reaction, they're both 'Li-ion' under the hood). This thin film technology means very thin insulators (only one surface of the film) can happen so very high current rates are possible. And, since there's no pressure build up, they can be encased on plastic (not metal) and be most any shape so can fill the available space better. And be safer. They cost more (of course.....) but the trade offs can be important, obviously. You won't find them in electric cars. You'll also find them in cell phones and RC Helicopters where they must lift their own weight.

Because the case is flat typically, they don't resist what pressure happens well, often swelling, a problem that 'cropped up' early on with Fierce cells (which are field changable) sticking inside.

In the end it comes down to cost, both types use the same chargers. HR went first class to get the performance we like in a tiny box......and at quite reasonable cost to us IMO.

https://www.androidauthority.com/lithium-ion-vs-lithium-polymer-whats-the-difference-27608/

"Speed costs money, how fast can you afford to go?"

Regards to all.

OF
 

LabPong

Well-Known Member
^This seems to me they confirmed that the Fury can microdose despite being a session device.... Not sure why y'all replied as if they didn't?

It is not because of the amount you would consume...it is more about the HR vapes not being on demand type vs a session vape which is always "cooking" the load no matter if you are drawing or not.

Basically, to many.... micro-dosing is very different. Some feel it is a small amount where you might get multiple draws.. but they are not heavy hitting...then others refer to it as 1 draw. That one draw can be a little hit or a huge hit.

So a session vape can do micro dosing...wither it is 1 draw or a very small amount of product used. But the difference is that in an on-demand type of vape...you do not "cook off" the taste of the load because you are not extracting the entire load constantly as the device is heated up.

With an on-demand vape it has the ability to only extract parts of the "load" per each draw and not cook off the remainder. So when you return for a second or more draws.....you get more fresh vapor and taste on them.

This is why micro-dosing can mean very different things from person to person.
 

OF

Well-Known Member
Basically, to many.... micro-dosing is very different. Some feel it is a small amount where you might get multiple draws.. but they are not heavy hitting...then others refer to it as 1 draw. That one draw can be a little hit or a huge hit.

With an on-demand vape it has the ability to only extract parts of the "load" per each draw and not cook off the remainder. So when you return for a second or more draws.....you get more fresh vapor and taste on them.

This is why micro-dosing can mean very different things from person to person.

True enough, it's more of a technique than a technology. Some vapes are just better than others from a taste POV? Not very exacting names, IMO.

However, it should be noted that this is a taste issue, there is no realistic potency penalty involved. THC is not 'cooked off' and lost. It simply condenses again and awaits your pleasure. Over hours, let alone minutes.

Edge/F2 will do a great job with enough of a load to produce the volume of vapor you want. If you sip, that can be less. But it's not magic. Maybe.

OF
 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
It is not because of the amount you would consume...it is more about the HR vapes not being on demand type vs a session vape which is always "cooking" the load no matter if you are drawing or not.

Basically, to many.... micro-dosing is very different. Some feel it is a small amount where you might get multiple draws.. but they are not heavy hitting...then others refer to it as 1 draw. That one draw can be a little hit or a huge hit.

So a session vape can do micro dosing...wither it is 1 draw or a very small amount of product used. But the difference is that in an on-demand type of vape...you do not "cook off" the taste of the load because you are not extracting the entire load constantly as the device is heated up.

With an on-demand vape it has the ability to only extract parts of the "load" per each draw and not cook off the remainder. So when you return for a second or more draws.....you get more fresh vapor and taste on them.

This is why micro-dosing can mean very different things from person to person.

I disagree, in the sense that I can load the separate glass wpa from the F2, turn on my Edge to heat up, then put it upside down on the stem on the bubbler and rip it without any cooking while I am not inhaling... I can even kill a bowl this way. Microdose is still the amount to me, and yeah how the vape can extract it (and the vapor you get, since yes you could load a small amount and have it come out spent without getting much from it in some vapes) That amount is very variable though, and compared to combusters most of us are indeed microdosers! Ye olde usage variable
 

LabPong

Well-Known Member
However, it should be noted that this is a taste issue, there is no realistic potency penalty involved. THC is not 'cooked off' and lost. It simply condenses again and awaits your pleasure. Over hours, let alone minutes.

I am not sure of amounts of THC being cooked off...but I think cannabinoids and terpinoids are being lost in the process.....which contain........:leaf:
 
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