Yiendovape flame power wooden vapepipe

[caliwisp]

This one is amusing. I like the wooden pipe shape, no plastics, and at $39.95 you can't beat the price!

 

[420time]

pretty much a copy of vapor genie

 

[Egzoset]

Salutations,

...can't beat the price!

...a copy...

It was mentioned a good while ago and hence i happened to notice it myself, actually:

FC: quel vaporisateur portable sans electricité ni briquet? (2012-Dec-26)​

Wood is wood is wood, at least in theory i guess! But i wonder if Yiendo is as careful as VaporGenie claims to be about selecting their "monolithic" SiC (Silicon Carbide) Ceramic Filter supplier...

The wooden body looks interesting, so i'd be tempted to try it should it fall in my hands, but there would have to be a serious exchange of information relatively to Yiendo's SiC pucks.

 

[RUDE BOY]

It does not vape well. It uses little solid pieces of stone that you can supposedly heat up but you end up pulling the flame through and burn your bud.

The stones are solid tiny little pucks of something like stone, not porous like the VaporGenie stone.

 

[caliwisp]

I have been looking at some beautiful tobacco pipes online lately and kind of longing for a more aesthetic solution to vaping . . . is it only me or is anyone else bummed about so much plastic and black carbon fiber stuff . . . even metal is not as warm and inviting as real materials such as wood and stone; that's one thing that the combusters have over us, more choices for toking in something beautiful, handmade, out of natural materials. Yes, I am on the HI waiting list! But also thinking about something portable, non-electric and non-butane, for setting a spell out on the porch listening to the crickets, savoring life, if you get my drift!

 

[Vapetologist]

If your first point of interest and marketing is "100% Brand New!"....I'm out.