any stealth butane vapes out there?

[Phenix]

Was out waiting for the bus lately and I couldn’t find a spot with my trusty Vaponic (vapcap-alike).

Is there any butane powered vape which looks less suspicious? (The click of the lighter doesn’t metter.

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I could get a electric vape (pax2 are 110$, Arizersolo /air are as well affordable) but I just prefer butane vapes,so I’d rather get see above

 

[vapenerd]

You could try the Vapman. Good luck.

 

[Phenix]

This had be a great idea.. gladly I own for a year or so now
Indeed it’s nice and all. And I can heat it blind w/o burning me. But storing it is.. meh on the go.
I am considering DIY a hammer pro vape

 

[Philreal187]

@Phenix this is a question I have been pondering as well. I have really been throwing around the idea of going all butane vapes but the stealth on the go is lacking.. The vapman is pretty good but you need no wind and the egg is a bit bulky. The hammer is a good vape but far from stealth from my needs.

My conclusion is one good stealth battery vape for these rare times and butane every other session. My opinion the alternate is cheap and works, also the new haze square really seems solid with 4 bowls on demand hits while being self contained!

 

[invertedisdead]

Even though the heating method is slightly suspicious with the Vapcap,, I still find it a million times easier to sneak a toke somewhere than trying to light a joint or something.

 

[Tranquility]

One of the early portable vapes that worked (At least a little.) was the Iolite Whisper. I don't know how good it is, but they now have a Wisper2 product that is powered by butane. It's not a torch + device vape. It just uses butane to heat the oven internally.

 

[Phenix]

Interesting will check the whisper
IMO it’s not suspicious lightens/smokes a cig or J (well beside the smell) while heating a glass vape looks like a crack pipe.

 

[Phenix]

I have a Mflb in a drawer is it worth it looking into it again?
I didn’t liked the fact of having to recharge batteries, being worried about charge.. vapor wasn’t da nice and efficiency wasnot that great either

 

[Tranquility]

I have a Mflb in a drawer is it worth it looking into it again?
I didn’t liked the fact of having to recharge batteries, being worried about charge.. vapor wasn’t da nice and efficiency wasnot that great either

It's tough to medicate quickly with the MFLB and batteries. I don't have large hands but can hold the vape with a battery in a way that would hide it from all but one who was right next to me looking at my hands. It can be very stealthy. It's just that I usually toast things fairly slowly and, while you can squeeze out all the goodies over time, quick hits that are big are not the vape's strength.

But, if you're not in a rush...

 

[invertedisdead]

IMO it’s not suspicious lightens/smokes a cig or J (well beside the smell) while heating a glass vape looks like a crack pipe.

But even crackheads can duck around a corner for a discrete hit.

The metal VC's with a triple jet torch heat up so fast that it's pretty discrete. Heating up a Vapcap is still a million times more discrete than smoking a joint in public IMO.

 

[Phenix]

How would you evaluate the mflb effiency vs the vapman?

if i can take (rather sip ) small hits then i have tjme.. So mflb might work out then

 

[Abysmal Vapor]

I dunno if he is producing them ATM but I think you should look into Roots by Nordric Veijp )http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/roots-by-nordicvejp.24974/page-7#post-1183537

 

[vapenerd]

How would you evaluate the mflb effiency vs the vapman?

The Vapman is more efficient but the MFLB is an option for your use case. I still use mine from time to time.