Discontinued The Grasshopper

jojo0420

Cloud Chaser
Well that is terrible news!
Has there been a single case of a problem free grasshopper?
In theory there should be over 500 units in users hands that are flawless...
Every time someone posts about this device it is either because of a fault, or otherwise a problem soon arises.
A few weeks is an abysmal lifetime for a product, I don't know how to feel about this project as a whole.

If GHL are claiming they have hundreds of devices out in the real world, there should be more positive information to go along with that fact.
Unless I'm missing something, there's a handful or two of users posting reports, very often followed up with a description of product fault or silence, and a few reviewers who are quick to claim they have a pre-production device and thus can't give full judgement.

I guess it's possible that people with one don't want to be pestered after declaring ownership, but it is fairly humanistic to boast and I'm not seeing enough of this to indicate that this device is ready for market, and what I have seen is showing that it is far from ready.

Let's just hope the new machines, that they are completely vague about, fix problems as well as increase production quantity. Because as it stands, simply building more isn't enough yet.

At least they've had a good amount of chances to prove their warranty process. How this holds up when the numbers increase 10-fold will be interesting to see.
Here's to hoping!

My order contained 3 Hoppers, one is still running fine last I heard. It went to a friend. I assume I'll be the first to hear if there's an issue with it, I believe I have to claim the warranty.
 

MoltenTiger

Well-Known Member
My order contained 3 Hoppers, one is still running fine last I heard. It went to a friend. I assume I'll be the first to hear if there's an issue with it, I believe I have to claim the warranty.
Good to hear, I was going to ask about that.
Is it likely this working SS unit sees less intensive use?
That said, a button mechanism should last thousands of clicks, millions on a device like this.

Hope you are enjoying GH life, you're lucky you have on hand spare parts to keep on blazing (boiling?)!
 
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Krazzykid

Well-Known Member
Hmmmn, I have an open pre-order account and was thinking of adding another hopper and didn't see any update that had been email to me. So I logged onto my account and saw that I didn't have "monthly updates" selected......which I corrected.

If anyone got an email with this info (if there was one besides the FC post) then please PM me if you might be OK with forwarding any email detailing this offer. I am wondering if there is a time limit included or if you could add one at the discounted prices anytime before your shipping date?
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/the-grasshopper.18482/page-122#post-841626

The full email was already posted here, just a couple pages back.
 
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slcbdco

Brewer, Lobbyist, Vaporist
RH in Boulder goes from ~20% to over 70% over the course of a day this time of year (source- Weather Underground), but whatevs...


Great! I live there, it's a fucking desert, all the trees you see there are because we irrigated the FUCK out of it.

FUN FACT. The general building height limit of 54 feet in Boulder is based on the "natural" height of some absolutely non native trees, "fun" because that's of course ridiculous because the natural height of that tree (some kind of non-conifer, forgive my lack of detail its 1:30 am and I'm ruhl high) is zero because someone imported them and the only reason they grow is because we IRRIGATED THE FUCK out of the front range.


Point being, wet and dry is, as you say relative. Compared to pretty much everywhere in the Colorado river basin save Arizona certainly, and definitely any place that dope is legal, Colorado and as a result our dope (though PAR EXCELLENCE) is wicked dry ... And if you want "better" flavor from a convection device, GH, FF, Volcano, I would recommend the moistest dankest dope available, depending. on which coast you're closest too, Oregon or Vermont is where I would start my search in the continental U.S.

If you want the "best" dope, might still be in Colorado depending on your definition of best, but the best tasting dope I've had in a GH was fresh of the vine (obviously figuratively) Oregon dank followed by re-moistened Colorado bud which tastes WAAY better here fortified by VT moisture than it does at home, where BTW it tastes TRES SEIS! To be clear, I LOVE CO CANNABIS! I also LOVE CO snow. It just so happens that when you can buy it, by accident of Georgrpaphy, specifically proximity to the pacific, Oregon's is moister just like Utah's snow by accident of geography is drier ...

Better? Talk to me after a day at Steamboat with some Colorado bud ...

yeah it's subjective, we get it, sometimes it rains in Colorado, totally live there, I know, for convection vapes in my experience generally and the GH specifically danker is better.
 
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slcbdco,

QualityVapes

Active Member
Hey I just got the Imag Plus and haven't even opened it yet because I just came ascross the Grasshopper. I saw that it's much sleeker and inconspicuous. Another big selling point is the convection heater. I've never combusted before and I mostly use the Mighty. But I'm reading on here the tatse isn't so great on higher temps, does that correlate to being smoky/harsh on your lungs? Also does anyone know how it compares to the Imag plus in taste, harshness and overall experience?
 
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vapen00b

Many vapes & accessories. Always happy to help
If you can wait for it for some months, it's maybe worth a thought. Pre-order today, receive it in December..best case what we know by now...
Sorry, can't answer your specific questions. But if you don't wanna wait it's kinda obsolete. ;)
 

zymos

Well-Known Member
Great! I live there, it's a fucking desert, all the trees you see there are because we irrigated the FUCK out of it.

FUN FACT. The general building height limit of 54 feet in Boulder is based on the "natural" height of some absolutely non native trees, "fun" because that's of course ridiculous because the natural height of that tree (some kind of non-conifer, forgive my lack of detail its 1:30 am and I'm ruhl high) is zero because someone imported them and the only reason they grow is because we IRRIGATED THE FUCK out of the front range.


Point being, wet and dry is, as you say relative. Compared to pretty much everywhere in the Colorado river basin save Arizona certainly, and definitely any place that dope is legal, Colorado and as a result our dope (though PAR EXCELLENCE) is wicked dry ... And if you want "better" flavor from a convection device, GH, FF, Volcano, I would recommend the moistest dankest dope available, depending. on which coast you're closest too, Oregon or Vermont is where I would start my search in the continental U.S.

If you want the "best" dope, might still be in Colorado depending on your definition of best, but the best tasting dope I've had in a GH was fresh of the vine (obviously figuratively) Oregon dank followed by re-moistened Colorado bud which tastes WAAY better here fortified by VT moisture than it does at home, where BTW it tastes TRES SEIS! To be clear, I LOVE CO CANNABIS! I also LOVE CO snow. It just so happens that when you can buy it, by accident of Georgrpaphy, specifically proximity to the pacific, Oregon's is moister just like Utah's snow by accident of geography is drier ...

Better? Talk to me after a day at Steamboat with some Colorado bud ...

yeah it's subjective, we get it, sometimes it rains in Colorado, totally live there, I know, for convection vapes in my experience generally and the GH specifically danker is better.

I've lived in the high desert for over 25 years, broham. It's not the Mojave or Death Valley. It's just a FACT that there is a significant amount of humidity in the air here. Has nothing to do with anyone's subjective opinion, it can be MEASURED.


And WTF is that supposed to mean about the trees? The fucking mountains are COVERED with them, people didn't IRRIGATE them, they grow naturally.
 

pakalolo

Toolbag v1.1 (candidate)
Staff member
Great! I live there, it's a fucking desert, all the trees you see there are because we irrigated the FUCK out of it.

FUN FACT. The general building height limit of 54 feet in Boulder is based on the "natural" height of some absolutely non native trees, "fun" because that's of course ridiculous because the natural height of that tree (some kind of non-conifer, forgive my lack of detail its 1:30 am and I'm ruhl high) is zero because someone imported them and the only reason they grow is because we IRRIGATED THE FUCK out of the front range.


Point being, wet and dry is, as you say relative. Compared to pretty much everywhere in the Colorado river basin save Arizona certainly, and definitely any place that dope is legal, Colorado and as a result our dope (though PAR EXCELLENCE) is wicked dry ... And if you want "better" flavor from a convection device, GH, FF, Volcano, I would recommend the moistest dankest dope available, depending. on which coast you're closest too, Oregon or Vermont is where I would start my search in the continental U.S.

If you want the "best" dope, might still be in Colorado depending on your definition of best, but the best tasting dope I've had in a GH was fresh of the vine (obviously figuratively) Oregon dank followed by re-moistened Colorado bud which tastes WAAY better here fortified by VT moisture than it does at home, where BTW it tastes TRES SEIS! To be clear, I LOVE CO CANNABIS! I also LOVE CO snow. It just so happens that when you can buy it, by accident of Georgrpaphy, specifically proximity to the pacific, Oregon's is moister just like Utah's snow by accident of geography is drier ...

Better? Talk to me after a day at Steamboat with some Colorado bud ...

yeah it's subjective, we get it, sometimes it rains in Colorado, totally live there, I know, for convection vapes in my experience generally and the GH specifically danker is better.

I've lived in the high desert for over 25 years, broham. It's not the Mojave or Death Valley. It's just a FACT that there is a significant amount of humidity in the air here. Has nothing to do with anyone's subjective opinion, it can be MEASURED.


And WTF is that supposed to mean about the trees? The fucking mountains are COVERED with them, people didn't IRRIGATE them, they grow naturally.

Both of you please drop the aggressive tone before one of you breaks the Be Nice rule.
 

sasNW

Well-Known Member
I sent an email about upgrading to a gray ti model
Earlier this week and just got a response(not sure if I can post up the email here)

But he said that the color is just on the surface and it can scratch through and the scratch will look like normal ti. I told him I would be taking it on a lot of hikes and he suggested I stick with the original ti since it will be in a "tough environment" with it and the scratches won't be nearly as noticeable. Just thought someone may be in the same boat

Also I should add that I like the fact that he gave me real input instead of just taking my money. I wanted a gray model but after I told him I'd be hiking and was worried about scratching the color off he said stick with plain to. Gotta respect turning down the money and giving actual input to the customer. (Yes I know many of you won't actually respect that haha) I still think they are good guys who are in over their head, I'm still rooting for them to pull it off
 
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juke52

Well-Known Member
Following up on my earlier post about what I felt was abnormal and excessive heat in the backend of my SS GH, I just received a reply from Trevor. He's sending a replacement backend. So yeah, customer service seems to be good - he listened to my complaint and acted on it with no problem or delay. If you're reading this, thanks Trevor!
 

Mr. Me2

Well-Known Member
Great! I live there, it's a fucking desert, all the trees you see there are because we irrigated the FUCK out of it.

FUN FACT. The general building height limit of 54 feet in Boulder is based on the "natural" height of some absolutely non native trees, "fun" because that's of course ridiculous because the natural height of that tree (some kind of non-conifer, forgive my lack of detail its 1:30 am and I'm ruhl high) is zero because someone imported them and the only reason they grow is because we IRRIGATED THE FUCK out of the front range.


Point being, wet and dry is, as you say relative. Compared to pretty much everywhere in the Colorado river basin save Arizona certainly, and definitely any place that dope is legal, Colorado and as a result our dope (though PAR EXCELLENCE) is wicked dry ... And if you want "better" flavor from a convection device, GH, FF, Volcano, I would recommend the moistest dankest dope available, depending. on which coast you're closest too, Oregon or Vermont is where I would start my search in the continental U.S.

If you want the "best" dope, might still be in Colorado depending on your definition of best, but the best tasting dope I've had in a GH was fresh of the vine (obviously figuratively) Oregon dank followed by re-moistened Colorado bud which tastes WAAY better here fortified by VT moisture than it does at home, where BTW it tastes TRES SEIS! To be clear, I LOVE CO CANNABIS! I also LOVE CO snow. It just so happens that when you can buy it, by accident of Georgrpaphy, specifically proximity to the pacific, Oregon's is moister just like Utah's snow by accident of geography is drier ...

Better? Talk to me after a day at Steamboat with some Colorado bud ...

yeah it's subjective, we get it, sometimes it rains in Colorado, totally live there, I know, for convection vapes in my experience generally and the GH specifically danker is better.
Do you use Cvault (with Boveda packs) to humidify your product?
 

peaceonearth

High since 1968
I sent an email about upgrading to a gray ti model
Earlier this week and just got a response(not sure if I can post up the email here)

But he said that the color is just on the surface and it can scratch through and the scratch will look like normal ti. I told him I would be taking it on a lot of hikes and he suggested I stick with the original ti since it will be in a "tough environment" with it and the scratches won't be nearly as noticeable. Just thought someone may be in the same boat

Also I should add that I like the fact that he gave me real input instead of just taking my money. I wanted a gray model but after I told him I'd be hiking and was worried about scratching the color off he said stick with plain to. Gotta respect turning down the money and giving actual input to the customer. (Yes I know many of you won't actually respect that haha) I still think they are good guys who are in over their head, I'm still rooting for them to pull it off
Thanks for that info, I too do a lot of hiking etc and that made me realize I'd better switch my color to regular Ti. Much as I love the blue :cry:. Gonna request they just keep the $5.

Edit: Oh who'm I kidding? I want my blue Ti, not gonna change my order... will just need to be extra careful. Very good to know tho, thanks!
 
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jojo0420

Cloud Chaser
On a GH related note, I hate the USPS.

Trevor and the fine folks at Hopper Labs sent me a replacement body for my Early Bird SS last Thursday, tracking proves it, no fault to them.
It had a scheduled delivery date of Monday.
But as of 7:00 pm last night (Monday) it was still in Colorado.
At its fourth stop.

No wonder the Post Office is billions of dollars in the red.
 

speedyg

Well-Known Member
I've been using a Green Ti and SS hoppers for about a week and a half. So far so good, great results with a small (less than half full bowl), starting off at 3.5.

Both the SS and the Green Ti get quite warm at the backend, but other than that, all is well. The leather sheath does as pretty good job of protecting the finish on the Green Ti while in my pants pocket.

Overall, I'm very pleased with the fit and finish on both Hoppers but I'm going to contact Trevor regarding the heat I'm feeling at the back of both units.
 
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