If you could only have one vaporizer....
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Purrito Purrpants
Vapurrist
I own a Pax, Ascent, and Haze. I would have to go with my Haze, because it can do flowers and concentrates equally well, and it has two ovens. Also, I like the fact that the batteries can be recharged and swapped out.
olivianewtonjohn
Well-Known Member
Arizer air with extra batteries. Its just so versatile, good portable, stealth, sipping vape sessions, cloud sessions, pairing with water (smaller pieces prefered), flavor, reliability, efficient, consistent (always good results nothing to mess with). Want to pair with water? Can rig up stock stem or use wong or use gong. Want a longer air path? Simple use a longer solo stem. Want higher air flow? Buy PVHE
With an extra battery or two it easily replaced my solo which in my eyes was the most versatile vape
With an extra battery or two it easily replaced my solo which in my eyes was the most versatile vape
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virtualpurple
Well-Known Member
Haze all day for me. Although I'm improving my luck with Herbalizer...
MoneyVapeTheWorldGoRound
OG Vape God
Give me my crafty....... I'm always by an outlet be it in the house or in the car, and if I simply had to go somewhere without power for a couple days I would just take a couple pre-charged battery packs. What more do you need???
supreme_cloud
Vapor only
The Supreme vaporizer.
I've only found one other vape close to the awesomeness of it and it's about $400 more, so yeah..
Why:
Huge clouds from little material.
Water adapter~is the only way I will use it.
Butane torch is all that's needed.
No real worry about batteries~I've had the same one daily use for years. Dim but not dead.
The thermometer or wood failing is possible, but spare parts FTW and I would learn a way to reattach the heat exchanger if I had to. Lol
I've only found one other vape close to the awesomeness of it and it's about $400 more, so yeah..
Why:
Huge clouds from little material.
Water adapter~is the only way I will use it.
Butane torch is all that's needed.
No real worry about batteries~I've had the same one daily use for years. Dim but not dead.
The thermometer or wood failing is possible, but spare parts FTW and I would learn a way to reattach the heat exchanger if I had to. Lol
Frederick McGuire
Aggressively Loungey
A million times this.
How has no one else mentioned the lsv?
The LSV paired with a möbius clear matrix is my highlander setup.
natural farmer
Well-Known Member
Is this just another poll-like thread or are you looking for something specific?
bounce5
Well-Known Member
It's a poll-like thread. I think it's interesting to know what would be the one vaporizer someone would pick if they could only have one, considering the plethora of choices at the moment. It's been enlightening to see the pretty high lack of consensus - it demonstrates what some more experienced members have said - that there is no perfect vape, it's about finding the one that suits your needs the best. I'd say there is a list of vapes that are of the best quality - and this thread contains many of them.Is this just another poll-like thread or are you looking for something specific?
Along with my own research, it also helped me in my plan to choose the perfect vape for myself at the moment. I wanted something with a definite clean vapor path, no plastics in it, for dry use, durable, dependable, and easy to store away. I chose the Vapman. After owning it I also now appreciate it more. I love it's minimal design and artistry. It's a special and ingenious vaporizer. Probably best for solo use. Tip: reading the VM thread greatly cuts down on the learning curve.
This thread has also been educational. I didn't know about the LSV mod (which I read is amazing), Boulderado's THe Can 2.0 and The Bud Toaster (homemade vaporizers), that the Hot Pod is a log vaporizer with a glass core and vapor path, and that The Subliminator had a watt counter.
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Melting Pot
Sick & Twisted
Very we'll said in such few words I love it.I would choose my herbalAire H2.2. Am 60+ y/o and want simplicity, efficiency and reliability. The H2.2 provides those for me.
Simplicity, Reliability, Efficiency, does it all.
I've never owned one but I think I'm going to put it on the radar.
natural farmer
Well-Known Member
Alright then!!!
My requirements are about the same as yours and it's teh Vapman for me as well!
grokit
well-worn member
I've never even tried the minivap, but I followed its thread for a while so I'm an expert now 
But that would be my choice if I had to limit myself to a single rig. I use an average of three different vapes a day, with two of my plug-ins in constant rotation. The minivap's versatility, battery life, and pass-through charging make it a winner for me, and the fact that you hardly ever see a used one for sale seals the deal.
But that would be my choice if I had to limit myself to a single rig. I use an average of three different vapes a day, with two of my plug-ins in constant rotation. The minivap's versatility, battery life, and pass-through charging make it a winner for me, and the fact that you hardly ever see a used one for sale seals the deal.
TeeJay1952
Well-Known Member
Single user - Underdog or ENano (conserves and provides great hits)
Party Use - DaBudda or Silver Surfer or Light Sabre (all the clouds you ever wanted)
Portable - Crafty (reliable company. Seems to stand behind product)
Life is a shared experience although results may vary.
Party Use - DaBudda or Silver Surfer or Light Sabre (all the clouds you ever wanted)
Portable - Crafty (reliable company. Seems to stand behind product)
Life is a shared experience although results may vary.
You may want to have a look here . . .
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/if-you-could-only-have-one-vaporizer.17365/
max
Out to lunch
Thank you. Threads merged.You may want to have a look here . . .
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/if-you-could-only-have-one-vaporizer.17365/
That's not even one pick per type, and the question was "If you could only have 1 vaporizer?"
TeeJay1952
Well-Known Member
little maggie
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kimura
Well-Known Member
miniVAP glass core
hope this isn't too blunt but I have a crafty that only gets used when I'm out and about and an EVO that hardly gets used at all. Several other vapes have been given away or sold
The MV delivers superior flavor and effect IMO. It also allows plug in use that doesn't involve a battery as well as the option for portable use. I prefer the vapor from this thing to anything else I have tried so far. It's not the sort of rig I would want to take out of the house very often, but it's great for walking around the house cordless. super versatile, warms up quickly and produces excellent vapor. easy to keep clean too
hope this isn't too blunt but I have a crafty that only gets used when I'm out and about and an EVO that hardly gets used at all. Several other vapes have been given away or sold
The MV delivers superior flavor and effect IMO. It also allows plug in use that doesn't involve a battery as well as the option for portable use. I prefer the vapor from this thing to anything else I have tried so far. It's not the sort of rig I would want to take out of the house very often, but it's great for walking around the house cordless. super versatile, warms up quickly and produces excellent vapor. easy to keep clean too
MrStrickland
Well-Known Member
crafty for a portable and underdog for desktop. I guess if I had to narrow it down I'd say underdog.