Ugh. Now I have to have one. I mean, if it looks that cool and fits (at least) 2 of my vapes, it’s almost not up to me. Must be had. Make it stop.Aaaaand... The Sidewinder fits!
Clearly not pocket-friendly, but very definitely coffee table friendly! It's an awesome addon for the One and hopefully the Edge.
I wonder if the Aristocrat stem works as well?Aaaaand... The Sidewinder fits!
Clearly not pocket-friendly, but very definitely coffee table friendly! It's an awesome addon for the One and hopefully the Edge.
It does! I sent that photo to Sneaky Pete and he replied that he’d literally just finished a session doing the same thing with the Aristocrat stem.
Both! It's a cool, cooling stem that I use with my Shadow M. I recently put glass beads in it too, which I don't believe really makes a difference. I'm going to take them out for better air flow though. Don't forget to get the Appalachian Sunrise one, even the name is cool!
Awesome info. Just what I needed. And maybe I came across as too picky. Am I OK with just the stock stems or will I immediately want something cooler? Stealth and economy are the primary concerns. Or am I just gonna be using the plastic mouthpiece thing on the go anyway?We have to be careful talking about competing devices in device-specific threads, but I think I can safely say this much: I bought a second PoTV One after buying an Edge and have been using my two One's exclusively (when I'm not using my bigger vapes).
The PoTV dosing caps are definitely the way to go, tho I think HR sells them, too.
There's no micro-dosing specific accessory for the One, tho the aforementioned F2 stem should work with it. You can also cut one of the concentrate pads in half with scissors in such a way that you have two thinner pads and stuff them inside the dosing capsules to fill some of the space for micro-dosing. I've done this with one of the capsules in this photo:
The Dynavap cooling stems that Sneaky Pete sells fit the accessory attachment quite well. The nippled one can be pretty discrete and the green spiral one offers awesome cooling. I also like to use Sneaky Pete's Scorpion cooler as a dry-air cooler with the WPA; works great!
It's the same design as the original mouthpieces for other vapes that come out of that factory; I think it's actually the exact same part as what's used on a number of the other ones. There's a short glass tube with a flat plastic cap at the top. The cap has a small hole off to one side that lines up with the opening in the plastic body of the mouthpiece. There will be a bit of turbulence when the airflow hits that cap and gets forced thru the small hole, but I haven't found it to cool the vapor noticeably more than the short glass stem with the accessory attachment, which is just a straight shot from chamber to mouth.
