method_man
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which portable vapes are the smallest and how would you rank them in overall quality? please do not include vape pens!
which portable vapes are the smallest (spring 2015)
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herbivore21
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Vapman is the smallest flower vape I know of that currently is available. I believe that the Grasshopper is equally small and potentially better for pocketing purposes still - but christ knows when anyone will see that released for purchase lol
I cannot rate either of them in overall quality as I have not used either yet. Still, I am satisfied that each one uses safe materials (vapman has some safety margin for error if you are overheating or scraping the bowl - don't!).
CarolKing
Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
The Grasshopper is not available yet to the general population. Who knows when it will be on the market?
I have the Arizer Air and it's fairly small, I really like mine. It's very well made and has good flavor. . The Indica portable is small too, it looks like a large zippo lighter. I own an Indica and it's a nice vaporizer, good flavor too.
The Pax 2, I don't have any experience with that unit but it's small.
The Imag looks small. I don't know if it's a good vaporizer though. The Pinnacle Pro is suppose to come out with an improved version sometime in 2015. The current version has issues, I have 2.
I've tried out the Elevape once it seems really a well made, good portable and had good flavor too.
New units coming out every day. Kinda like technology as soon as you get a unit there's always something better on the horizon.
It's an exciting time in the vaporizing world.
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What might impress one person doesn't someone else.
I have the Arizer Air and it's fairly small, I really like mine. It's very well made and has good flavor. . The Indica portable is small too, it looks like a large zippo lighter. I own an Indica and it's a nice vaporizer, good flavor too.
The Pax 2, I don't have any experience with that unit but it's small.
The Imag looks small. I don't know if it's a good vaporizer though. The Pinnacle Pro is suppose to come out with an improved version sometime in 2015. The current version has issues, I have 2.
I've tried out the Elevape once it seems really a well made, good portable and had good flavor too.
New units coming out every day. Kinda like technology as soon as you get a unit there's always something better on the horizon.
It's an exciting time in the vaporizing world.
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What might impress one person doesn't someone else.
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GuyLeDuche
^ "Eat a bag of Dick's!"
Maybe this one if you include flame power:
http://vaporgenie.com/stainless-steel-coil-vaporizer#.VSr5wOlFC00
@paytonpenn has a cool video using it, huge clouds
http://vaporgenie.com/stainless-steel-coil-vaporizer#.VSr5wOlFC00
@paytonpenn has a cool video using it, huge clouds
The Pax2 is small. As is the Indica.
I know there is another very small vape in the works by one manufacturer, it will probably hit the market late Fall 2015.
The grasshopper has potential, but it's still unreleased
I know there is another very small vape in the works by one manufacturer, it will probably hit the market late Fall 2015.
The grasshopper has potential, but it's still unreleased
herbivore21
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Yeah I pointed that out, the grasshopper won't be able to be purchased until who-knows-when lol
The Pax 2 is a vape I wanna check out, but only if it is improved in the taste department over the first one. It is definitely at home in this thread though, nice and compact indeed
The elevape OMG I can't believe I forgot that, that one is epic small and seems like an extremely good option for the on-demand vapor enthusiast (who is not afraid of a little more hands-on maintenance from time to time).
The pinnacle pro definitely has issues, but I would not wait for the new one. On the one hand, I am confident that The Vapor Blunt have a pretty comprehensive idea of all the issues they need to fix on the PNP now.
Still; I will never, ever give them another cent of my money, even if they design hands down the best vape ever. Because it don't matter how nice a product may be - I don't give money to companies that don't look after their customers if I have any say in the matter! Their customer service is roundly the worst I have ever heard/been on the receiving end of from a vape manufacturer.
I really hope we see some much more sophisticated electronics as well as higher materials standards in vape design going forward.
A cartridge heater connected to a variable resistor (rotary dimmer) simply doesn't cut the mustard anymore given the money most companies ask for their products and the fact that more sophisticated devices are coming out at often similar or sometimes even better prices!
bounce5
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There's also the Storm Vaporizer, V2 Series 3, and the Okin (a unique charcoal powered vape which hasn't been released yet - looks like it will be the closest to replicating the experience of smoking a joint), MFLB, Vaponic (torch powered), Pax 2, Hammer (butane powered), and Vaporgenie's (torch powered).
The Vapman is great- I like that it's durable, compact, and good quality. The best one is truly the one that best fits your needs. It seems that one of the best small battery powered vaporizers is the Arizer Air - as far as vapor quality. The Grasshopper looks very promising...I look forward to the release in the next couple months (hopefully). Storm is the smallest and stealthiest, battery powered with replaceable battery. I've heard good things about the other models as well. Battery powered vapes have the major pro of being silent, but the thing I don't like about battery units is that they contain plastic, and will probably break down within a few years.
The Vapman is great- I like that it's durable, compact, and good quality. The best one is truly the one that best fits your needs. It seems that one of the best small battery powered vaporizers is the Arizer Air - as far as vapor quality. The Grasshopper looks very promising...I look forward to the release in the next couple months (hopefully). Storm is the smallest and stealthiest, battery powered with replaceable battery. I've heard good things about the other models as well. Battery powered vapes have the major pro of being silent, but the thing I don't like about battery units is that they contain plastic, and will probably break down within a few years.
What if I told you the EV is about to get a WHOLE lot better. Just wait about 5-6 months
herbivore21
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Now that does not surprise me brotherWhat if I told you the EV is about to get a WHOLE lot better. Just wait about 5-6 months
Those guys really listen to customer feedback and I am confident there'll be great things to come from them!I can see myself wanting their next generation device going off what they've achieved so far!
flotntoke
thoroughly vaped
What? No love for the MFLB? Don't think I've ever seen a smaller vape that wasn't a pen. I like my vapman a little better, but shape maybe and not size, make it not as comfortable to carry in a pair of jeans. Takes some practice and a battery or two but the MFLB is the only vape I know of you can hide in your hand while using it (stemless of course).
virtualpurple
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The haze is a relatively small Vape in my opinion, and it will handle anything you can think to throw at it.
The flowermate 5.0s mini is also quite small, yet functions every bit as well as its big brothers.
The flowermate 5.0s mini is also quite small, yet functions every bit as well as its big brothers.
little maggie
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The Lily is very small and simple to use. I love the Haze but the Lily is much smaller if size is an issue.
