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Long holds a lot of material. Go with the shorty! (Should still be enough for 2-3) edit: too slow :haw:

Just wanted to pop in and say how much I enjoy the vapor lithe I got a month ago. It's my go-to with my 14mm sidecar bub when I dont have time to heat up the UD. 4-5 big clouds with a pleasant woodsy-sweet taste. I find it easier/more fun to use than my vg coil or my gnome cone (and most my...

I've done 5 back to back sessions before but mines the original model without the temp options. I think the high heat of Red (for multiple sessions) is probably what's causing the issue.

I'm still having no issues with my original Imag/Xmax. Used multiple times every day. :shrug: Edit: Perhaps it's the high heat intensity of being on Red for extended sessions? Mine has no temp control so it just steps up the temp from 190-220.

So the only difference would be the stainless steel finish on the exterior? No silicone mouthpiece? I've read through the thread but I'd still love to see the differences between the v1 and v2 listed all together.

Here's his review on it: Haptic feedback like the Kram vape!

Oh- I didn't mean my question to be rhetorical at all, sorry if it came off mean Hippie! I was literally just asking cuz I wasn't sure haha. I just know how the heat builds up in the vap and I imagined that it would lead to higher levels of conduction, perhaps after extended use only though...

It really does. The only other vape I've personally tried that compares was the gnome. UD is great as well.

The vap2 is mostly conduction though isn't it? The vaponic gives me 3-4 hits after being heated to temp. It uses a conduction/convection heating method though, not sure if the vapolution guys would be able to create something similar or not.

Yeah it's the Lux, always thought it was a neat idea. Can you imagine the secondary usage the vap 3.0 could have if this works? What if they built their own 'glass blunts' similar to the vaponic but with different lengths and bowl sizes! Then you could drop a glass blunt in the vap3.0, pull...

I've been hooking my PNWT directly into the mouthpiece hole without issues. It fits in tight but one solid twist makes the connection strong enough to not to fall out or over on its own. Delicious, smooth hits (as if the daisy wasn't already smooth enough!). Definitely worth a try imo. Edit...

I don't even use concentrates that much but GIMME GIMME GIMME *tries to hold in VAS*

What about a glass dome that fits over the top of the dog? I'm no concentrate expert but you could mimic dabbing that way, no? Similar to how The Baker or VB2 works?

Yeah I noticed that too! Haha. Pretty cool. I'm emailing with Mark now, trying to get a video.

Here's a new vape I stumbled across. Looks to be made by the SmokeWorms people who make smoking accessories (low fi glass vapes, glass blunts, etc). The vape looks like it's in between a beta and a final product-looks wise, but I'm not counting it out yet! (Closest thing would be the Indica in...

At that price I'd say so. Really, it all depends on how much you are willing and would like to spend. The 3pc SCS is about 65 after taxes if I remember correctly. Expensive? In my opinion, very. Worth it? When you have over a dozen vapes like I do, maybe. I've always been of the belief that...

If the high priced grinders are out of the picture then I'd get a Mendo Mulcher. They don't have a 3pc but their 2pc & 4pcs work nicely. They have a 'vape' specific grinder that isn't bad either.

I didn't experience any robot fart smell or fumes when I ran burn offs on my OG xmax/imag. (Only did 4). Been digging it the past few weeks. Got a couple imag+'s on the way too, definitely gonna miss the replaceable batteries though. My only issue is with the small holes on the screen...

Thanks man, I always do! So happy to see this forum spreading love in more ways than just one. :cheers:

There's a Thermovape Cera EO being sold in the classifieds that will certainly fit the bill. I hear it's like quack. note to self: give up waterfowl humor, it ruffles too many feathers