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@VapCap - I am considering buying a Dynastasher, but I would like a container that has a place to put in a lighter. Would a say the Vertigo lighter (one you are selling) be able to fit into the stash part of the Dynastasher?

@disGRUNTled - you sure know how to enjoy life. :clap:

Don't know of any whip style vapes that holds that much. However, my first vape Vaporbrothers vb1 has lasted me for about a decade, and is still going strong. It doesn't have a digital temp control but does have a heat dial. I believe that Vaporbrothers were one of the original whip style...

IMHO I feel the Sticky Brick Junior has been most efficient for me. The AVB comes out pretty dry and crispy but still not too dark. Here is a review of it...

Do you happen to know when the update will be released? Thanx

If you are close to the US/Canada border; it is still cheaper (price of items and shipping charges) and send your orders to a town in the US and pick up there.

Thanx for the heads up. Tiny88

What was the Element like? Did it work well?

What is ESV?

How are you defining "on demand"? The Fury heats up in 20-30 seconds if that. If you are looking for instant vapor, I think butane vapes are your only option. You should check out the thread, lots of info on the Fury. Yes they are coming out with an updated version, but they have a discount on...

Sounds a little too good to be true too. IMO

I seriously don't know of any EU online retailers, you might want to email Healthy Rips. Yes, I live in Canada but I don't live too far from the US/Canada border, so with most of my US orders, I get them to mail it to me at the US postal box to a US town right across the border. I just drive...

This has been quite a controversy. I think the HR came up with the design first, apparently they did some kind of deal that would allow their manufacturer to use some of their designs with other brands. So now there are about 5 different brands that have a vape that looks identical to the Fury...

I second @paytonpenn for the Healthy Rips Fury, it is a beast. The Fury can be used as a session vape or a one-hitter. Some drawbacks are: no interchangeable battery, and some people have had issues with the taste of the vapor. However, the price point ($119USD, with discount code) IMO more...

Interesting... but no pics, specs, or product details. Seems a little fishy, kind of bold to ask for $$ for pre-orders without any details. Would love to see a video on how it works too. I just sent them an email to join the forum... hopefully they can shed some light for us.

@Davinci_vaporizer - Thanx for getting back to me, and looking forward to getting some spacers too! Cheers, Tiny88

I have the Omnivap TI and yes they are a little pricey, but you will probably have it for the rest of your life. Also it terms of form and function it is pure genius. If you haven't tried any of the Dynavap vaporizers you can try the M or the OG first, they are much cheaper than the Omni line.

How about a Davinci IQ then? You can get 18650 replacement batteries from anywhere not just from Davinci, I bought 2 extra batteries for $14USD. However, the IQ is for flowers only. The battery life IMO is little better on the Davinci as well.

@Riverpeth - Haven't had any major issues with it; only thing was sometimes I would get tiny molecules of weed in my mouth. It was an easy fix, I just put a screen on top of the bowl.

If you are looking for something easy and pretty efficient I would consider the Healthy Rips Force/Fury. I have the Fury and I really like it. Here are some of the pros: easy temp controls, hybrid of convection and conduction, can be a sessional or one hitter vape, price point is very...