budski
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angus 8mm dyna stem mp replacement adapter from vgoodies, it allows, just barley, using the ceramic condenser w/out orings
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Recently used vapes and vapes to look forward to!
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mazinho420
Active Member
most frequently used lately: roffu, dv, tempest2, ta4, vapman and davinci2 and wife (if I still have strength)
dudeguy
Well-Known Member
The Tornado, Vapman Click and my good old Mighty get the most use by far while my Tempest V1 and TM1 are collecting dust. Looking forward for my AVLP2 pre-order to arrive. Hopefully the AVLP2 will be enough of an upgrade to finally replace my Mighty, if not I might consider a Tafee Bowle or MiniVap somewhere later this year.
nicknobody
Well-Known Member
Recovery time is just a log thing. No worries there for me but a valid point to bring up for someone new to logs. I don’t reach for any log when I want a heavy hitter. I go for logs when I want that perfected tasty pure convection sip only a log can provide.
simba
@weedanwine
Not all logs, I have not been able to find when the point is that the Enano XL needs time to recover, and I've definitely tried to find it
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
Yup. That's the advantage of having a log connected directly to the wall at 120V I imagine. You're not going to overpower that heaterNot all logs, I have not been able to find when the point is that the Enano XL needs time to recover, and I've definitely tried to find it
nicknobody
Well-Known Member
That’s where the AC power shines over the 12v dc. Enanos have always been on my list. They are local to me within an hour.Not all logs, I have not been able to find when the point is that the Enano XL needs time to recover, and I've definitely tried to find it
Took the words right out of my mouth.Yup. That's the advantage of having a log connected directly to the wall at 120V I imagine. You're not going to overpower that heater
The lack of customer support is why I haven’t tried one. Some people have been lucky with them but most not so much..
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
Yeah I've been tempted by some e-nano XLs on clearance as a new log to try. I figure I'd have to invest in a JoDa stem as well since I understand the e-nano stems aren't great. Having the 120V AC source where the heater can't be overpowered is a nice selling point, and the log construction looks nice and sound. The company support seems suspect as you say so that's not great.
Right now I have a DBV Buddha with the baller upgrade that serves as my "infinite power" convection desktop. A little bulky and not as nice looking as a log but it gets the job done.
chillAtGVC
Well-Known Member
The e-nano NXT is fine with the stock tubes.
Oden
Well-Known Member
For the desktop vape category.
I'm currently rotating between the ZX (my favorite as a daily driver), a Hornet, and the Universal Baller, which I also really like and recently added to my rotation.
I'm not the biggest fan of portable vaporizers, but in this vape category, there are a few devices that stand out for their power!
I used a Tornado for a few months, which is a powerhouse, but I sold it because the flavor is really bad with that vape.
I tried a Simrell instead, and I prefer it for its versatility and it's much better in terms of flavor than my old nado.
The Ted category is interesting, but not my favorite.
I occasionally use my old TP80, but I finally managed to get a Bakx recently, and the hype is real! I've finally found a portable vape that's good in every way, and has nothing to envy from ball vapes in terms of power.
So my two all-time favorites are currently my trusty ZX and my new Bakx.
The vapes I plan to buy when I can are a ZXXL (if a new pre-order comes my way), and a Bowle2
And in a few weeks, I'll have the opportunity to try a new Log halogen ball vape...
But I can't say more
I'm currently rotating between the ZX (my favorite as a daily driver), a Hornet, and the Universal Baller, which I also really like and recently added to my rotation.
I'm not the biggest fan of portable vaporizers, but in this vape category, there are a few devices that stand out for their power!
I used a Tornado for a few months, which is a powerhouse, but I sold it because the flavor is really bad with that vape.
I tried a Simrell instead, and I prefer it for its versatility and it's much better in terms of flavor than my old nado.
The Ted category is interesting, but not my favorite.
I occasionally use my old TP80, but I finally managed to get a Bakx recently, and the hype is real! I've finally found a portable vape that's good in every way, and has nothing to envy from ball vapes in terms of power.
So my two all-time favorites are currently my trusty ZX and my new Bakx.
The vapes I plan to buy when I can are a ZXXL (if a new pre-order comes my way), and a Bowle2
And in a few weeks, I'll have the opportunity to try a new Log halogen ball vape...
But I can't say more
BeltedCoyote
Well-Known Member
For the desktop vape category.
I'm currently rotating between the ZX (my favorite as a daily driver), a Hornet, and the Universal Baller, which I also really like and recently added to my rotation.
I'm not the biggest fan of portable vaporizers, but in this vape category, there are a few devices that stand out for their power!
I used a Tornado for a few months, which is a powerhouse, but I sold it because the flavor is really bad with that vape.
I tried a Simrell instead, and I prefer it for its versatility and it's much better in terms of flavor than my old nado.
The Ted category is interesting, but not my favorite.
I occasionally use my old TP80, but I finally managed to get a Bakx recently, and the hype is real! I've finally found a portable vape that's good in every way, and has nothing to envy from ball vapes in terms of power.
So my two all-time favorites are currently my trusty ZX and my new Bakx.
The vapes I plan to buy when I can are a ZXXL (if a new pre-order comes my way), and a Bowle2
And in a few weeks, I'll have the opportunity to try a new Log halogen ball vape...
But I can't say more
I cosign the Phase 3zx. Absolute powerhouse of a little vape, incredible taste, and take a tiny amount and make very potent clouds.
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
That is a nice list of some very tasty vapes!For the desktop vape category.
I'm currently rotating between the ZX (my favorite as a daily driver), a Hornet, and the Universal Baller, which I also really like and recently added to my rotation.
I'm not the biggest fan of portable vaporizers, but in this vape category, there are a few devices that stand out for their power!
I used a Tornado for a few months, which is a powerhouse, but I sold it because the flavor is really bad with that vape.
I tried a Simrell instead, and I prefer it for its versatility and it's much better in terms of flavor than my old nado.
The Ted category is interesting, but not my favorite.
I occasionally use my old TP80, but I finally managed to get a Bakx recently, and the hype is real! I've finally found a portable vape that's good in every way, and has nothing to envy from ball vapes in terms of power.
So my two all-time favorites are currently my trusty ZX and my new Bakx.
The vapes I plan to buy when I can are a ZXXL (if a new pre-order comes my way), and a Bowle2
And in a few weeks, I'll have the opportunity to try a new Log halogen ball vape...
But I can't say more
I have come very close to pulling the trigger on both a bakX and a ZX in the past but it never materialized. They're still on my list.
I think you would enjoy the Bowle2 as I have one and it's been dominating my other portables. I still like my Tornado too. I think because I use the Wand, the gentle heating takes longer but I get better flavor from it.
I have a custom halogen log built by @Vaporooni (
Don't see him on the site anymore?) that's similar to the type in this thread. If you've never tried a halogen vape before, you're in for a treat! I find halogen vapes extract crazy flavor and make it last too.
Oden
Well-Known Member
You'll be happy with either one, but I absolutely recommend these two wonderful vapes.
They complement each other wonderfully, while being very different yet incredibly effective.
Bakx is so good with Moroccan hash.
With the Forge, I was able to get the most out of the Tornado for flavor.
In my opinion, the Forge is the most effective HI, at least especially with the Tornado.
But unfortunately, even with the best heating techniques I've extensively experimented with the Tornado, no matter what strain of weed I used, the taste was always the same
Not unpleasant, but boring.
For me, the Tornado is really made for people with low flavor demands, or for those who love huge clouds worthy of an e-cigarette lol.
Thank you for your review of the Bowle2
.I have high expectations for the Bowle2 in terms of efficiency and flavor.
And I think I'll be patient enough to buy it for the next Black Friday, if my VAS allows it
Yes, I followed this thread, and this halogen log looks very sexy to me
I almost bought it, but I preferred to wait for the one I'll have soon, and I also want to support a craftsman from my country for once
.Ever since the CC Halo that I narrowly missed... I've been wanting a vape like this.
I can't wait to experience this famous halogen feature of preserving terps longer
I couldn't agree more.
The ZX is a marvel for enjoying the terps of our best buds, while preserving my tolerance and my stash.
Rodney
Well-Known Member
This is something I seen recently and it caught my interest as is cheap. I lost a lot of my VAS as got what I need but will be getting this soon
www.dynavap.com
You guys are probably talking about it in the Dynavape thread already
The G3
The G3: Black is going back to DynaVap’s roots with a simple and effective glass tip and stem combination paired with the signature Captive Cap for a great entry point vaporizer! The glass chamber and screen work to ensure enjoyable inhalation of your dry herb material while the tri-lobe...
You guys are probably talking about it in the Dynavape thread already
I dont understand why no ones talking about the convex from entheos, at least i haven't seen much, people say its fast like the taffee bowle has heater above like it, but has a digital screen,a retractable stem like all the old firewoods, is small, can take s and b caps, removable battery, easy swivel out chamber, 2 things im not sure about are the flavor and how it compares to the tb2, but it does seem to have at least pretty good flavor , and about the cooling with the short pathway, but it seems to cool well, it has power and can chuck clouds.plus its $269 i think, and some more things probably...
I get that it doesnt have the greatest build, and i see it seems some people here parted with theirs quickly, idk why.
All this is the v1 but they posted a mock up of a v2, That looks like a much more solid looking build, plus the coil can be fixed by the owner.
Ive wanted a bowle forever, and have seen it get soooo much hate for the cup, which is my favorite part
I think its the most stealthy available, cause even a tiny nicotine/looking vape is still a vape, and a pen or a walkie talkie or a speaker or whatever have no business on your lips for 5-20 seconds
But a cup! Plus the on demand and easy load unload.
But here to all the haters that just wished the bowle was cheaper and not a cup(and other things), the convex seems to be that, but idk maybe not,
I should ask again in the group there.
Either way looking forward to v2
i was excited about the aerolite but idk whats with that now...
Definitely super want to see what the frolic is.
Not new but the flower kettle is also top of my list, i immediately felt just from here, that this was the vape i was always waiting for, and has me feeling similar to the convex, why are there not many people talking about it? Maybe heat/coil shields would help? Maybe there are diy? Thats for sure 1 reason its hard for me to actually imagine owning 1, is it not possible to build a log like wooden shield around it?
But still i wonder about it more then the convex, cause its all a super solid build and there is more info and people that like it..
...almost forgot the avlp2
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I get that it doesnt have the greatest build, and i see it seems some people here parted with theirs quickly, idk why.
All this is the v1 but they posted a mock up of a v2, That looks like a much more solid looking build, plus the coil can be fixed by the owner.
Ive wanted a bowle forever, and have seen it get soooo much hate for the cup, which is my favorite part
I think its the most stealthy available, cause even a tiny nicotine/looking vape is still a vape, and a pen or a walkie talkie or a speaker or whatever have no business on your lips for 5-20 seconds
But a cup! Plus the on demand and easy load unload.
But here to all the haters that just wished the bowle was cheaper and not a cup(and other things), the convex seems to be that, but idk maybe not,
I should ask again in the group there.
Either way looking forward to v2
i was excited about the aerolite but idk whats with that now...
Definitely super want to see what the frolic is.
Not new but the flower kettle is also top of my list, i immediately felt just from here, that this was the vape i was always waiting for, and has me feeling similar to the convex, why are there not many people talking about it? Maybe heat/coil shields would help? Maybe there are diy? Thats for sure 1 reason its hard for me to actually imagine owning 1, is it not possible to build a log like wooden shield around it?
But still i wonder about it more then the convex, cause its all a super solid build and there is more info and people that like it..
...almost forgot the avlp2
nn
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Flotsam
Well-Known Member
so i did a search on here and this is literally the ONLY place where this is mentioned. If you got one you should start a new thread
sedentree
Well-Known Member
ConVex by Entheos Devices (formerly Tokedvapors)
I found this unit on IG. So far he has 10 units available. The heater is the same style as tafee bowl is what I was told. The unit I purchased has the dna chip with tubo. I believe the stem and mouthpiece is 10mm. Hopefully if PayPal gets back up and running for him I can finish my purchase and...
fuckcombustion.com
Chicken No Name
Dazed and confused
This has been a bad good year for vas. I had intended to purchase nothing this year.
Instead I brought:
Ive been really enjoying all of the above. The zx, bakx and fat10 really stand out as I've never experienced similar, but the tempest has been meeting the reach test frequently.
It's more than I thought I would invest in but at the same time I've been selling my little used vapes to help with the costs.
And I still have the following to come:
Zxl - excited to see what else this genius can create.
Avlp2 - bonkers intro price so I couldn't resist. Hoping it will be the sipper the crafty never was.
And I would like a dynavap G3 cause it looks cool!
What are we like eh?
Instead I brought:
- 2nd hand dynavap 2018
- 2nd hand dynavap Omni old model
- Kula infinity in old olive - a fantastic artisan torch driven vape. Powerful and effective.
- 2nd hand zx - this is the only desktop I use now. I've sold my my others (qaroma, elev8r, screwball).
- Tempest V2 - fantastic, hard hitting tasty vape. Using more and more with the torch.
- BAKx - wow. This one is great.
- Firewood 10 - love this little pocket rocket. A great sipper
- Vapman in tulip wood - another to add to the collection. Beautiful
Ive been really enjoying all of the above. The zx, bakx and fat10 really stand out as I've never experienced similar, but the tempest has been meeting the reach test frequently.
It's more than I thought I would invest in but at the same time I've been selling my little used vapes to help with the costs.
And I still have the following to come:
Zxl - excited to see what else this genius can create.
Avlp2 - bonkers intro price so I couldn't resist. Hoping it will be the sipper the crafty never was.
And I would like a dynavap G3 cause it looks cool!
What are we like eh?
Rodney
Well-Known Member
Turns out i am looking forwards to another Dynavape product after browsing their site.
The H2
www.dynavap.com
I am supposed to not be buying anything else but this and the G3 have my attention.
The H2
The H2
Introducing The H2, a collaboration between DynaVap and American Helix Glass. The H2 combines an American Helix Glass Midsection with the DynaVap Helix Titanium Tip and a Captive Cap. This innovative fusion brings together the exceptional craftsmanship of American Helix's signature glass...
I am supposed to not be buying anything else but this and the G3 have my attention.
Fearless Disaster
Well-Known Member
My ZX and Hornet continue to be my daily drivers as shown in the current state of my 1'x2' vaping area. I built myself a conduction station for the next stage of my tolerance experiments, but recently i seem to have taken a hard turn towards convection and sativas. I've been working on mastering my tinymight and its really been benching my hotsticks. Those are more of a high ritual home / social setup but the ritual around the desktop setup is hard to beat when its just me.
If I find value in conduction on the go i'd like to try a FatX. But if I keep moving in the direction of flavor and convection I'm not sure there's anything out there better than my ZX, TM2 and Tempest for me.
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simba
@weedanwine
Pure glass convection such as Tasty Tube would be up there IMO.
hillbill
Well-Known Member
Portable battery vapes on the hill are all Arizer. No grinding required and extremely easy to keep clean. Virtually no cleaning at all. Vapor is great and especially so with a domed or elevated screen.
Underdog lives in my room-shop-studio. Been using it as a one hitter with light load. Pure convection is so pure.
Underdog lives in my room-shop-studio. Been using it as a one hitter with light load. Pure convection is so pure.
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Perfect_Speed4069
I am the beetle in a box that only you can see
You'll never regret a roasty. Actually that's not true. You'll regret not getting the other one you liked as well, so deffo buy them both if you're torn between the two. They're as gently relaxing as the Vapman, and lend themselves to long languorous sessions. I prefer not to do clouds with them but gently toast away the flavour, until the stoney roasty starts coming through. In fact you've inspired me to hit mine right now
coolbreeze
Well-Known Member
I've been using my GTRs, Heat Island, and Underdog as DDs since I got them earlier this year, I just can't put them away. I pieced together a Herborizer and have been using that a lot too. Vapmans and Dynavaps get daily use and the ZX is always hot and ready to go.
I'm mostly looking forward to my Toad and my ZXXL.
I'm mostly looking forward to my Toad and my ZXXL.
CouchLog is well covered here and worthy of its reputation. The Heat Island is an awesome traditional log (mine is the 7/16ths model that fits Dynavap tips), and the GTRs are spectacular, arguably on par with the CL and roast a larger load size. The Underdog Alpha is also up among the powerful logs, beautiful, super easy to use, and there are a handful in stock now. Finally, Ed's Woodscents is a Dynavap-based log that produces top flavor and squeezes even more efficiency out of half-Dynavap-sized loads, a wonderful microdoser.