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Vapourizers
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WestsideWax
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Arizer Solo. Not the most portable of portables, but it's a beautiful little device.
1200+ pages of Solo discussion.
1200+ pages of Solo discussion.
praktik
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Have the arizer vtower for home base station And a WISPR butane portable.
The vtower has all the volcano does with 80% of the build quality and like half the price.
Butane portable has served me well on long trips - but the electronic ones are getting better.
Don't cheap out - the cheapest ones have less control over temperature and are more likely to burn your weed not vape it
The vtower has all the volcano does with 80% of the build quality and like half the price.
Butane portable has served me well on long trips - but the electronic ones are getting better.
Don't cheap out - the cheapest ones have less control over temperature and are more likely to burn your weed not vape it
LikeASweet
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I have had my volcano for 10 years now and it still works as well as the first day I bought it. I would be swayed by the Arizer if it was to breakdown however the German engineering is worth every penny.
As far as portable vapes - Ive heard good things about the Arizer Air/Solo, Davinci Ascent, Pax and Firefly...If you have the cash then Storz and Bickel make the Crafty & the Mighty.
As Praktik mentioned - I wouldn't cheap out on one either.
As far as portable vapes - Ive heard good things about the Arizer Air/Solo, Davinci Ascent, Pax and Firefly...If you have the cash then Storz and Bickel make the Crafty & the Mighty.
As Praktik mentioned - I wouldn't cheap out on one either.
WestsideWax
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By the names he fired off, I'm guessing Rocky's looking for a portable, not a desktop.
I should clarify that the only portability issue with the Solo tends to be its stealthiness, for those who like to take their wares out in public - the glass stem doesn't store easily. Carry cases are available, but an old glasses case will work just fine. Personally, I favour glass stems over plastic ones, and seeing as mine rarely leaves the house, it's never been much of an issue.
I should clarify that the only portability issue with the Solo tends to be its stealthiness, for those who like to take their wares out in public - the glass stem doesn't store easily. Carry cases are available, but an old glasses case will work just fine. Personally, I favour glass stems over plastic ones, and seeing as mine rarely leaves the house, it's never been much of an issue.
WestsideWax
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I know the new Arizer Air has a swappable battery - the Solo does not.
Oh, and Arizer warranty/service = amazing. When my Solo battery died, it was replaced under warranty, I only had to pay for shipping ($25 covered there and back). When the LEDs started to go, 3 months shy of the 2 year warranty, I sent it in and rather than repair it, they sent me a brand new unit.
Oh, and Arizer warranty/service = amazing. When my Solo battery died, it was replaced under warranty, I only had to pay for shipping ($25 covered there and back). When the LEDs started to go, 3 months shy of the 2 year warranty, I sent it in and rather than repair it, they sent me a brand new unit.
Vote_4_Pedro
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Portable? Pax, by Ploom all the way. Rechargeable. It looks like a Mac remote. Solid metal body, silent. Worth every penny. No silly glass stem. TEN YEAR warranty. Solid piece, fantastic customer service. Can't get more stealth than this one.