Need denser clouds! HELP!
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Pretty sure I'm ordering a oak burl rockzap tommorow! I looked through the vape specific forums like you guys recommended and I have made my decision! I'll post pictures when I get it and keep you guys informed how I like it. Also I think my friend is going to wood burn some designs into it which should look pretty nice!
Thanks everyone! Sincerely, LogVaked.
Thanks everyone! Sincerely, LogVaked.
SD_haze
Well-Known Member
weedemon said:SF Giant said:
I'd also like to know how a CRZ stacks up against the UD. heard the 2 are the most comparable though.
From earlier in this thread
To add on to that, to give the CRZ credit where credits due, it honestly feels a bit more "solid" and durable. Of course, you have the peace of mind that if something does malfunction, with either of them, you'll be taken care of.
Ok guys, i chickened out. I was sitting infront of my computer screen about to order my rockzap but then I froze, I just couldn't press the checkout button. My friend who owns a rockzap (which I didn't know until today haha) told me how the rockzap would be incredibly efficient but wouldn't give me close to the densest milkiest hits so I decided to expand my options (not only log vapes) I've been looking into the SSV and still am thinking about an underdog. So basically Im starting over the topic, What vape will give me the densest milkiest hits for my money (200-250$)
Thank you, LogVaked
Thank you, LogVaked
SOUR DIESEL
Active Member
Wet pine branches make the milkiest for the money.
Denser vapour comes from hotter temperatures and higher vapour-to-air ratio. It's that simple.
Straining for the biggest clouds means that you will always be flirting with combustion. Clouds mean you are using up your material faster and have less control over the effects. Since the terpenoids that give flavour vaporize at lower temperatures, clouds overwhelm what isn't destroyed and so you get less taste. The chances of wasting lots of vapour through coughing are much higher. If none of these things matter to you, get the hottest device with the most constricted airpath that you can find.
Straining for the biggest clouds means that you will always be flirting with combustion. Clouds mean you are using up your material faster and have less control over the effects. Since the terpenoids that give flavour vaporize at lower temperatures, clouds overwhelm what isn't destroyed and so you get less taste. The chances of wasting lots of vapour through coughing are much higher. If none of these things matter to you, get the hottest device with the most constricted airpath that you can find.
darkrom
Great Scott!
weedemon said:
Yes at this time if you say Underdog, its 3/8. There are so few exceptions to this that will be gone soon enough anyway so for the sake of clarity assume all UDS are 3/8 24/7 cores unless the site specifically says otherwise.
As for vapor density I BELIEVE I've heard DBV was more dense hitting than the SSV. If this is true I owned a DBV and can say that my UD provides denser hits with my aqua vape for sure. I never really cranked the DBV up too high, but that is because it was unpleasant to go any higher than I did with the temp.