I gotta to say I got a a nice surprise, a (shock actually) as to how well The Arizer EQ worked with the Hydratube, it wasn't quite the EVO in terms of volume of vapor, but it certainly delivers, I would not hesitate to put the Arizer in the big league with the EVO (and Volcano/Mighty, etc) when coupled with a Hydratube. It may not be as 'extreme' as the EVO in terms of output volume, but the Arizer EQ is extreme in quality.
For those at the back (of the class);
To make this hook-up work, you need to get a double ended 18mm male glass adapter to insert into the Arizer EQ cyclone bowl and the other end (facing up) is where the Hydratube sits, its not as compact as the EVO but its a solid fit and incidentally there is none of that irritating whistle you can get with the EVO! I find that if you are careful then it works, it certainly puts the Arizer into the big league, and I mean the big league, yeah that,s right I'm talking the Premier League.
Before I forget, you have to use the elbow bowl in the adapter (facing down into the cyclone bowl) to ensure bits ain't going into the glass! BTW, the EQ elbow bowl also gives a nice blast when packed on it's own, as opposed to using the cyclone bowl to contain your herbs!
The main difference that I found between the two, was that, the EVO is just 'up front' with the delivery of vapor, whereas the Arizer EQ is more of 'a creeper' in its effect, but both are quality.
However, to be fair (to the EVO) I have not really put it through it's real test yet, as last night I was more in the "
Hello John, got a new Vapor?" Mode! In other-words giddy as f**K! Wid me new tings!!
But all said and done, if you can't spring for the full EVO experience, and you already have an Arizer EQ, then buy the Hydratube and (using it with an adapter,) you won't be far off!
Not saying, just saying - without saying.
PS I gotta more detailed post about this, going on over in Vapexhale EVO
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