The XVape Fog Pro is very portable. The XMax V3 Pro is also portable. The V3 Pro can be had for about $100, so it is a good value. These are both convection vapes. Both heat up in less than 30 seconds.I have a crafty+ but I still don't find this to be great for the ski lift. Heat up time is almost 2 minutes out in the cold and I don't wanna fall on it an break it during runs. Any suggestions?
I've tried several times to use cartridges of live resin outdoors in the winter, as they are so light to carry and simple to use...most of the time. Problem is that the batteries are not that powerful anyways, and if cooled too much quickly fail. Also the resin, rosin or wax is easily chilled in such a device, and will refuse to draw even in the forties(F), nevermind serious cold.wax pen
I've tried several times to use cartridges of live resin outdoors in the winter, as they are so light to carry and simple to use...most of the time. Problem is that the batteries are not that powerful anyways, and if cooled too much quickly fail. Also the resin, rosin or wax is easily chilled in such a device, and will refuse to draw even in the forties(F), nevermind serious cold.
PS: I live on the north side of NH's White Mtns. I can see the snowy slopes of Wildcat ski area from the seat where I type.
I've gotten 5 or 6 carts over the last few years and always had trouble using them in the cold. I tried using one for my late season biking this fall and it got so jammed that it wouldn't work even once it was warmed. But you probably know better than I. Mostly I take my ogCrafty as noted above, and really enjoy using it in the wild cold windy places that I haunt.
Batteries often work suboptimally in cold weatherI'd take a Fury Edge with dosing capsules. The shape (with the stock mouthpiece) is pocketable for long periods of time, and the dosing capsules make starting a new bowl super easy.
I can't believe people are suggesting butane powered vapes. I'd think the last thing you want on the slopes is carrying more stuff or needing more stuff to keep working. In all events, I'd go battery powered for this application.
That is a fair point, but I envision the vape being carried in a pants pocket or inside jacket pocket, in which case it won't get especially cold.Batteries often work suboptimally in cold weather
Man, brings back memories of skiing multiple times a week in Summit County. It was always a small glass bowl and lighterwax pen