Best vaporizer for snowboarding?

[B0B Marley]

Well I'm looking for a portable vape. This is my first vape but not the first one I've used. Dont like the mdlb only cause of the batteries. I need a vape that runs on charge works at high altidute fits in my pocket nice hits long battery life. Any suggestions or personal experience please post.

 

[happyTrails]

If you want something that is small and quick like the MFLB, the PAX ($250) is getting great reviews. If you plan to pull off to the side of the trail (or have long lift rides) to have a sit down sesh, a Solo ($160) would work if you got one of ED's wooden stems or a case for the glass stems. Great extraction and flavor. I plan to use my Solo this winter on the slopes! PAX may be better suited if money is not an issue. I just can't keep buying vapes!

 

[max]

Cold weather is really hard on batteries. The best vapes for cold and windy weather are the zapman types, where you use a torch.

I plan to use my Solo this winter on the slopes!

You're going to ski with a glass tube on you? Better store it carefully.

 

[OhTheAgony]

He mentioned Ed's stems, wake up Max

I think anything butane powered will be out of the question because of the altitude?

How long do you need the batteries to hold up in between charges?

 

[max]

Ed's stems could give you a good poke too, but yeah, better than glass.

I think anything butane powered will be out of the question because of the altitude?

Nobody mentioned butane powered. A torch will certainly work. I've seen a few butane torches on the slopes heating up a Vapman. Cold weather vaping can be tricky. The OP is going to have to compromise, one way or another.

 

[Jacob]

I had this probelm last year. I ordered a No2 for my friend which we brought snowboarding. It worked alright, but its a little big to be riding with. Personally I was going to buy a MFLB for this upcoming season. Maybe get extended batteries or something..

 

[happyTrails]

In the past, I have used my MFLB on the slopes with great success. That said, it lacks in some respects that I am sure we could debate ad infinitum . While cold weather is hard on batts, I think the use of the box is harder on them. Those batteries, simply put, get abused and require periodic replacement to perform at an optimal levels. In a regular electronic device they would perform for hours or days. In the box, 2 minutes or so. Anywho, the No2 is a bigger unit and I can see the problem there. If you have a backpack, no biggie. A Solo is small and would easily fit in one jacket pocket. Throw a stem (glass or wood) in a toothbrush case or something similar) in a different pocket. When the time comes, assemble and go! The MFLB battery caps are awesome for preloaded and half cooked stems.