The OG is the original Rene Balli creation...and the rest come with David and Michael...I hope I am correct...so, OG-V1-V2-CLICK. The OG is not created any longer so, if you get a chance to buy one, please do...they are amazing.
Well said. : )
...in other words. A MASTERPIECE. I tell you there is NOTHING like it. It is genius. Vapman in general...is def a top 5 Vape to own for your rotation.
What a beautifully used and loved Vapman...I LOVE THIS PHOTO...thank you for posting.Well said again ..
It’s really something special, been dominating the reach test recently
Well said again ..
Did you snapped a spring ? In most case just bending it back will be sufficient.
I was about to buy it, but thanks to your tip, I don't need it now. Thank you very much.
Back in the day...when you purchased an OG there would come this small kit of screws, springs, an extra screen, a tiny brush, and a tiny blue screwdriver! They also provided a longer silver screwdriver with the bundled Vapman in a large wooden gift box. How very beautiful...it is wonderful to see the evolution of the Vapman...how David and Michael are expanding the horizon. The love behind this vape is quite evident. The owners say it all.
roger that. for me the V1 always was the 1.5 but yours declination makes more sense
Thx for all the Info guys. I`ll go with the V1 pure then. And add a glass mouthpiece to that.
Thx for clarifying. I`ll use this terminology from now on.
What do you mean with recently? I thought it is not possible buying a new Swiss og anymore. Or did i miss something?
Every now and then, Master Rene makes a commissioned batch. It is a rare occurrence.
And how is it possible getting my hands, lungs and heart on one of these og pieces of art?
Is that a regular lighter? Does a regular lighter actually work? The photo is so colorful...nice.ready for outdoor adventures
its a regular zippo but with butane insert. single torch. and thanks
i love orange!
Cool visual riddle. It’s easy to see the session in the shapes but think of all the associations you need to instantly draw that conclusion.
I use two different methods depending on where I am. When I’m outside, I usually ignite and flame-lock the lighter, then hold it between my thumb and first two fingers, with the tank base almost resting against the base of my index finger. This grip gives me maximum control over the flame. I move the flame away to inhale, then bring it back to reheat. This method works well even in gusty wind and saves me from having to relight it constantly—which I find a bit fiddly, especially in very cold weather.
Thanks!
