The Arizer Air

[CarolKing]

To get the best out of vaporizing you have to completely stop the combustion. Only vaporize, if you need to vspe at a higher temp, that may remind you more of combusting. After 2 or 3 weeks combusting will longer appeal to you.

A slow and steady draw works best with the AA and the Solo. The faster you try to draw the more difficult it will be.

For me the lower temperatures have better flavor.

The AA works well with water tools if you have a GonG and want to explore that route.

 

[michaelstone]

Got my Air today, great companion/follow up to the Solo. Seems like it hits better at a lower temperature with less in it than my Solo. I've been using 4 or 5 on Solo with it fully packed and am using white mostly with a half pack in Air.

 

[michaelstone]

However after 3-4 uses the heater cap/cover fell off

 

[HomeFree]

My cap fell off within a few weeks too. Not losing any sleep over it. It's not like I put my Air into bags dirt to store it, but I do shove stems in there with ground herbs and it obviously works find for many people like that, hehe. A lot of guys take them off intentionally. You could always keep a stem in it if that bugs you. Maybe there are replacement caps.

 

[Hyphy]

I ripped off my cap as soon as I opened the box. It looks too unrefined and out of place for such a sophisticated vape.

 

[jpdnkstr]

My Air is in my state, and due to arrive tomorrow! My Solo caps sometimes come off, but can be put back on, I haven't had one tear, and I'm not sure if you could get a replacement

 

[Spocks_Katra]

my cap is still going strong after 4 months!

 

[beiberhole69]

I like the cap... but not the sleeve.

My Air is pretty much only getting used on weekends now since getting a plug in vape.

 

[Bravesst]

I've strayed but always come back to Air. Use it 10 to 20 times daily, with awewsomw results every time. What's the main difference on the "new* Air?

 

[BurtBigMacklin]

I've strayed but always come back to Air. Use it 10 to 20 times daily, with awewsomw results every time. What's the main difference on the "new* Air?

I believe the plate in the heating chamber has 4 round depressions to help with airflow

 

[jpdnkstr]

I believe the plate in the heating chamber has 4 round depressions to help with airflow

I have that one!

 

[OF]

I have that one!

Just one?

OF

 

[jpdnkstr]

Just one?

OF

1 air, 2 solos... something tells me it'll be 2 airs very soon though, my wife's been eyeing it already.

 

[MeditativeMind]

TEAM TWO AIR STAND UP

 

[OF]

TEAM TWO AIR STAND UP

Stand up and PROUD!

Those who know the true value of a backup Air understand values. A reliable tool for good.

OF

 

[Eatrocks]

Will you guys share your Arizer Air vaping techniques?

I pack small amounts pretty tight in the downstem...usually about 1/4 to 1/3 full in the glass bowl. I set my prefer temp and WAIT till it's up to temp to insert the stem..so many times I've turned it on and forgot...wish it would vibrate lol. Taste is very good, I push in the stem till it almost makes contact so u get better air flow.

Take a bent paperclip to the stem to get all the reclaim mmm...plenty of times I ran out away from home, so just a little scoop of reclaim and you're blasted to the middle of the universe lol

 

[CarolKing]

The vortex stem from planetvape works well for me with the AA I can crank the heat up a little higher with the longer stem. It helps to cool the vapor. Normally with the shorter stems I need to use the low heat because the vapor is too harsh if I use the higher tempretures. It's not stealth if I do that though.

Earlier I was using my j hook with the AA I was sitting on the back porch enjoying some beautiful spring weather.

 

[AJS]

I've never gotten any extra stems for my Air, but I know they would be fun to try. I feel like Arizer got things pretty much perfect when making this unit. If one were to come to me for free, I would absolutely use it. Just not something I would want to spend money on, unless I got to try it first to know I'd enjoy it. Would rather buy a cool stand to hold my Air and stems

 

[lookhigh]

You'll need to buy some spare ones, glass breaks easily.
Just ask @ataxian
I have lots of various stems, always end up using the stock ones.

 

[ataxian]

You'll need to buy some spare ones, glass breaks easily.
Just ask @ataxian
I have lots of various stems, always end up using the stock ones.

Unbreakable adapters?
Is it that hard?

Stupid un evolved creatures?

Why do manufactures insist on glass adapters?

There are so many new materials these days?

One day we will have a water tool not made of glass!

Wood is pretty however it swells?

Stable inert is key.

Tasteless helps.
I got a AIR STEM for my SOLO and it broke when I opened the package!

Never even got to try it!

 

[AJS]

I got a AIR STEM for my SOLO and it broke when I opened the package!

Aww no! Poor guy
Consider the acrylic stem? Probably won't break as easily?

 

[OF]

Tasteless helps.

Hey, I got ya covered there, Bro. I got being tasteless wired down.

I've got fan mail to prove it......

Let me know what else I can do to help your little project?

OF

 

[CarolKing]

It's fun to switch things up sometimes adding different stems. I want s higher heat for pain and an extended mouthpiece for the AA allows me to do that. It's all good - find what works best for you.

 

[MeditativeMind]

Unbreakable adapters?
Is it that hard?

Stupid un evolved creatures?

Why do manufactures insist on glass adapters?

There are so many new materials these days?

One day we will have a water tool not made of glass!

Wood is pretty however it swells?

Stable inert is key.

Tasteless helps.
I got a AIR STEM for my SOLO and it broke when I opened the package!

Never even got to try it!

I am so confused right now.

 

[AJS]

It's fun to switch things up sometimes adding different stems. I want s higher heat for pain and an extended mouthpiece for the AA allows me to do that

Do you find that it allows more Air to come in, cooling the high temp vapor? Or do you think it's just because it's longer that it help...?
By High temp are you meaning orange (401)? When you're going for high temp, what setting do you normally start at? I don't think I've ever started on the higher settings (above green).

I am so confused right now.

As one should be