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Does anyone have any good alternatives to the 28mm ‘filler’ or ‘liquid’ pads? (Or a source to still get some at a Decent price) The firefly pads seem to be a good alternative for the small/reduced chamber size, but I’m looking for something that will do the same job for the 28mm easy valve...

...clean or push up any Debree...not much in there to tell you the truth. If you clean regularly, that space should not be that messed up. The Firefly was easier to clean because of the glass design on the lid...fantastic. I do wish that the inside of the ALP was just more simple....but, it is...

This is a very well kept and seldom used Firefly 2. I bought this a couple years back when I first got into vaping. I bought the most popular ones at the time and it never stayed in rotation. I would try it out once in a while, but it's not for me. Also comes with: 2 firefly batteries. Dock...

I have been lucky and have owned lots of high end vapes from the evo (still use) tafee bowle, firefly 2 etc but still find myself using an IH and my simrell. If the revolve is cooler/smoother this will be my new daily driver!

...sticks to surfaces... think what that is doing to our lungs. I'm just delving a little bit into live Resin, shatter, etc. I have Firefly 2+ and use the vape with a metal pad. Works pretty well, but the mouthpiece will get clogged using this shatter stuff. I have to run the Firefly for a...

...never tasted any better flavour and it lasts a long time, so for a pure weed high terpy tasting machine it's the davinci for me and I own a firefly 2 mighty, crafty steel top mods , ghost, Ss, Buddha, Solo II, tera, so there you go others may disagree but you know what they say about opinions...

Airvape pro is ok only at very low temps I own all their models a lot of the early ones even the luxury special editions combust I have to vape 162c any higher combusts but it works fine at that temp and the buds dark brown after 2 sesh.What I'm interested in is how does that bubble package...

My second vape ever was the Firefly 2, after the Pax! 8 or so years ago. Time flies. it was a complete game changer and I miss it. But it had a mostly plastic build. Not sure if they made it Metal with the Firefly 2+? I feel like the ALP should be a step up and also has a more common replaceable...

I keep telling my friends about this flavor this vape has that is wicked good. I just want them to try it just once...I grew up on the Firefly. I have the OG's...the flavor was great. This ALP, the flavor is BETTER...the Firefly always wins taste tests...I know there is a new contender. ALP. I...

The Firefly was the first vape I ever owned...I love the flavor. I am getting the hang of the Tetra...kinda burned a bit of my first bowl...getting the swing of it. When I go low on the temp...I get to taste nice terps. To be honest...I did not know where the Fire button was...and I kinda found...

...time I heard of the p80 was that nights drop and I didn’t try for one but fell down the rabbit hole that night and came out with a used model within 2 weeks lol. I’m loving it so far, as far as taste the win goes to my firefly 2+ but usage wise the p80 adds so much and it’s flavor isn’t far off.

...and use it, the technique and learning curve, it's all much worse than most other pure convection on demand... TM is great because it uses the glass stems as chamber and pathway, with a full temp range dial and easily replaceable standard batteries, it is a great upgrade from your Firefly...

If you like the Firefly but want no stirring I think the ALP is a great choice right now. It's shaped like the Firefly and I find it's similar in that the same temps get hotter with each successive draw. You can set session to 275 and do two really long Firefly style draws and by the 3d you'll...

...and a tad more accu4ate temp, but its not that big of a deal especially when I bought 4 batteries. Getting prepared for this Friday… if usps comes through. ive Only owned a firefly 2 so I’m stoked for something a bit more powerful and versatile. I can actually use it with a water pipe if I want.

...is a contender...it should be side by side with the rest of the popular lot when reviewed. My personal opinion is that the ALP knocked the Firefly from that standing of BEST FLAVOR. Some of these reviewers tell me...you have not tried the Angus. I have. I own one. Vaping and vapes are so...

I been using my firefly 2+ daily for years. I think I may be of a select few that use it that frequently. It’s usually my go to vape if I’m not on a break.

when it's stem loaded AND conduction, usually there will be a lot of vapor. like Solo II @ 210C, and BAKx @ 200C+ when it's oven loaded idk... it heats the material before you inhale.... avoiding you to enjoy the full potential of the buds...

...heat transfer methods. You could have a stem or an "oven" (though the tip of the stem is also an oven if we want to be semantic) for either. Plenty of examples of stems being used for both. Ovens are used for both as well- less common with convection but still exist (thermovape, v3, firefly)

Yuppers, it's probably the best "non-dedicated" concentrate device I've used. Kind of like the Firefly on steroids but much better. I actually bought a Legacy SE on sale just for hash hits. It's also why I'm excited about the mod Airvape's doing to the SP Edition's max temp. Should make...

Sort of, that doesn't make it the same as other convection vapes though, tinymight is far superior (glass stem-based pure convection on demand is pretty tough to beat) Everyone is different as you see, sensitivities to different materials and styles of extraction, plenty of other variables...