To be fair i got the mighty+ with the ceramic coating...i didn't buy the OG mighty for that specific reason. But i get the point...it's just overwhelming the amount of attention you have to have with commercial vapes. One would suppose that every vape that gets legally sold is also legitimately safe....but that's not the case
I would be surprised if the element is not Kanthal like the V3 Pro as they are made by the same people in the same factory, I thought I read somewhere they shared the same heater.
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How much Kanthal is dangerous? Should i stop using it?I would be surprised if the element is not Kanthal like the V3 Pro as they are made by the same people in the same factory, I thought I read somewhere they shared the same heater.
Where they will never be seen again.
I do not worry about Kanthal...unless you are hypersensitive to its taste. (some say they can taste the kanthal). Been used in most ecigs for years, that German Hippie ceramic vape bong uses it too (and no doubt many others)
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I don't want to directly compare either, but is 'discuss' a better word?
Yes it is…it’s a little bit bigger. I don’t own an OG fog but it is written in the description of the vape
It might be a little bit bigger. I have both. They are close in size. The Fog Pro tastes so much better, I haven't used the Original Fog for a while. It wasn't a vape I used much. The Fog Pro gets used daily.
Can you use it for microdosing?
They are the same, both convection heaters with a metal bowl, you can call them both hybrid or any other vape with that design. HR say it’s uses convection heating technology.
yes it is but as far as i understood lurking on reddit though, there's an amount of conduction in play that gets your weed wasted when not inhaling...that's why i asked the very same thing for the fog pro. I don't own a Rogue and actually it was the very first vape i checked for, cause it was marketed as convection heating and i was almost sold on buying that one....but reddit changed my mind.
Great I think is one the best vapes I own, very convienent, great taste(better than the V3Pro or Fog Pro) and big battery. I just don’t like the integrated battery which will probably be dead sometime next year. They should have kept the replaceable battery from the Fierce. It’s my main daily driver. Probably be buying another next BF unless they come out with something new.
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The only thing I don't like about the Fog Pro is the wax cup; it is useless.I received my Fog Pro yesterday and have run a few bowls through it. I generally get two sessions from a bowl, and each session is 2-3 draws. I run at max temp (428 F).
My first session was pretty underwhelming. I got thin vapor and had to take more draws than usual to get the desired effects. I immediately started thinking that this one would sit in the drawer
My second session was more satisfying, mainly because I modified my technique and got some pretty impressive clouds.
I had been using a technique similar to my technique for the V3Pro - priming with cigar puffs, then drawing at low to medium speed for 10-12 seconds. The mistake I made with the Fog Pro was not pulling hard enough throughout the process. When I upped my draw speed and strength the clouds started coming.
Last session I had the first hit was a big cloud and the second hit was a huge cloud.
All of my vapes require a different technique, and the Fog Pro is no exception.
If you are looking for a vape that can deliver clouds, this one delivered for me. It is technique dependent, but I know it can work.
Cups don’t work, pads is the way to go or hemp fiber, even herb. Can be done I just haven’t did it yet, but there’s people that do. But really I have so many better ways to do concentrates without going through a more troublesome process with not as good return. You can do concentrates in almost anything from Sticky Brick to Ace to Splinter, where there is a will, there is a way, maybe not the Solo/Air stem type vapes.
The thing that I don't like about the Fog Pro is the mouthpiece. I don't mind the design of it from a functional standpoint, but I don't like the way it is attached to the unit. I thought that it would sort of lock into place when not in use, and would require some additional force to swing it open. But it just rotates 360 degrees freely, meaning that it can rotate to the open position unintentionally while you're handing the unit.
I would agree with you there. The mouthpiece is not solid, it wobbles, it sometimes comes out, and could have been better designed. With some stronger magnets and a rework of the mouthpiece would be wonderful. I would pay for a second or third top for the Fog Pro if available. The V3 Pro could use a better top too.