@Andreaerdna, Same here, there's more of a draw restriction with my Arizer Air than the new Solo 2.
@204Markie Arizer has fixed the milkshake draw on the new Solo 2. Also, the stem stays fairly tight so less dropping glass. Here that
@ataxian ? I love mine and the digital temp display is awesome. You can dial in your exact temp and can choose your length of a session. I have mine on 15 min. It's perfect for stair stepping tempretures.
The battery is really strong so you don't get that temp dip between draws. My battery will last about 2 hours or so. That would be dependent on the tempretures used and the draw style.
The flavor is great like the Solo OG. I'm using the regular stems that come with the Solo 2 without screens which makes it easier. Just use a more coarse grind. My fave temp is anywhere from 370 - 385 degrees or so. Arizer has a winner for sure. It was well worth the cost for me.
I'm assuming they will be upgrading the Arizer Air in the fairly near future. Just guessing on my part. I've always thought the Arizer Air was on the harsh side far as vapor goes. I needed an extended airpath with anything above the lowest temp so I felt limited with the tempretures.
, just flip the bushing and put the notches up and out of play. This is perfect for me now and has made the Bog wood stem what I wanted it to be, one of my favorites for my Solo and Air. I have the bushing for it to go in the Air too. Also, I can use the same heat level 3 that my other stems take for longer battery life and more sessions per charge. Easily reversible mod to try out if you have an Ed's stem.
Paint it white with a little detail and pretend it's an NLE. It may not be a fix, but it's a patch. I have 3, 2 to rotate and one for work so I'm anchored in but that's ok.
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