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Thanks for the detailed reply @CaptainBiffle. I agree that it really does sound like the Dynavap might be a great choice for you in terms of the ritual! Repacking is not difficult at all, and will allow you to take a hit whenever you desire, like the way you're describing using a tube. The high...

In the $150 - $200 range, you have a number of good options for replicating the joint experience, especially if you look into the second hand market. I'm sure that many people on this forum would agree with your assessment of 510 oil vapes, and I think a lot of us would say that, on the whole...

Hello! I thought this might be a fun question to pose to the class. Usually when we judge vapes, we evaluate them on pretty standard qualities: flavor, effects, signature, ritual, portability, efficiency, harshness, artistry, etc. But I'm curious if people have any unconventional or...

In a weird turn of events I was able to get all the parts to assemble a Hyperdyn for about $60, despite not previously having any real interest in it. I like it a lot! I totally understand any "too little too late" or "too expensive for what it is" complaints one might reasonably make against...

After a half decade in the dynaverse, I finally tried the dynacoil. It's absolutely fantastic for microdosing concentrates! Super flavorful, and works wonders with dabs the size of a large grain of salt. It might just be the best concentrate microdoser I have now. I find that a lot of the...

The pure is an amazing deal at that price, and it will likely feel super refined and premium in hand with the metal mouthpiece. And as coolbreeze pointed out the OG no click pan is better for hash. The entry level Click is pretty much fool-proof and has an easier learning curve, but it feels...

No, I hadn't experienced anything like it before, and I haven't experienced anything like it since. Buying the Tempest and selling it prematurely was sort of like the breaking point of my interest in vapes turning into full on VAS, and I've since tried countless other vapes. While I do think I...

I'd been using a Ti tip Dynavap on a Ti MVS for years prior to the Tempest, and continue to use it today. I use a Ti Convector sometimes, and I fire up my Woodscents pretty regularly, which has a Ti heater. I also use an Evolv Cricket sometimes which I believe has a Ti bucket. I know the...

I had a beta Tempest around this time last year that I sold after just a couple weeks because I developed this really uncomfortable sore throat while using it. Recently been feeling nostalgic for the thing and thinking of maybe hunting for one. Loved everything about it, but genuinely that sore...

I'd be surprised if they came out with a new Vapman altogether anytime soon. It sounds like the Click took them several years to develop, and it only came out a little over 2 months ago. If you're thinking about getting a Vapman, you should just do it! All are great.

No yeah, the Pax out the package takes 0.3g to function properly and wastes weed like no other. But with the NewVape / CH Pax Pusher accessory, you're able to bring it down close to 0.05g and even use tiny nugs, and since you're using a smaller load, you don't feel as bad about it cooking weed...

Definitely understand not wanting to fill it with weed in public! I will add that traditional hash produces vapor for much longer than herb, and the Vapman works great with hash, so when I go out with the Vapman I usually just load a tiny piece of Moroccan hash (like 1/3 the size of a grain of...

I will second Perfect_Speed's sentiment and agree that the Vapman is far more inconspicuous than the Dynavap, and arguably even more so than most battery powered vapes. Both the device and the torch are incredibly palmable, and the way you heat it naturally conceals the flame from others. Using...

Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it. Yeah I'm just as stumped, and I'm not too keen on ordering another one if this might just happen again.

Same material, same torch, same heat for 3 seconds, rest for 3 seconds technique. Have tried with both an OG midsection w/ AFC mp and 2.0 midsection -- for both, no matter what airflow setting, the draw is slightly looser with the new pan. Not only does the material not burn, but it seems to...

It's an Italian pure, so the original pan should be the same as the replacement pan, which I ordered from Inhale directly. I don't believe its retaining heat for longer. There is just a noticeably looser pull on it, and noticeably less visible vapor. I don't usually heat very aggressively, but...

I recently swapped the heating element on a Vapman of mine, and I feel like 1) the draw restriction is looser than it used to be and 2) the pan is taking way more heat to get to temperature (like significant more, it's taking even longer than a Click to reach temperature, I think my midsection...

Sounds like a fun world to DnD campaign through! I've always thought that the Dan Morrison Okin with the Kalu ruby ball head is the most fantasy-looking vape that exists right now :) https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/the-okin-by-d-m-pipes.15370/post-1795906

So after trying several far more prestigious concentrate devices, I surprisingly find myself enjoying the Plus the most. It just gives me a very comfortable experience with pleasantly mellow effects. I don't really care about clouds, and I'd rather have a hit be not potent enough than too potent...

I think what he means is that he'd like to be able to use the Firewood in session mode for easier passing around, which I can understand, but ultimately that's not really what the FW heater is designed for. People call it a battery-powered Dynavap for a reason, right? (Although if you ask me...