Vaporents

I know it was majorly unpopular on Reddit, but I’ve been rocking a Pax 3 (previously Pax OG) and I’m fine with it. It had a learning curve, for sure, but now I’ve got it down to a fine art, and 0.1gm can get me nicely baked every evening.

Was tempted to buy a Mighty+, but don’t really see the point of getting another vape while mine is still working.

I’ve tried a friend’s Xmax Pro 3, and it was ok, I think maybe I prefer the slow draw of conduction ovens over the huge draw that convection (or at least the Xmax) seems to require.

I have a dynavap with an induction coil and a mighty, dry herb only. It's funny, as nice as the mighty is I haven't used it much since I got the Dynavap, such a nice full extraction on it!

Boundless CFX and a Dynavap M

I primarily use an xmax v3 pro right now. Looking for something with a larger capacity and better flavor. Been back and forth between crafty+, angus, legacy pro. I think I've settled on the crafty+ with the stary whip for WPA for around $200 with POTV's sale. Anyone suggest something else for around the same price?

I've got

2 dynavaps a regular one and one on a bong adapter 1 HR Rogue which is a great little portable for camping 1 Vestratto Anvil this was my daily driver for about a year I picked up a B1 ball vape for 4/20 and it has not disappointed and has become my new go to.

I've been on a dab kick lately, mostly the dtv5. I have like too many vapes cause I was low-rent reviewing them on YouTube (just for fun, not like work). I use this shit to manage my ADHD, so I'm on it most of the day.

Portables I use are the Angus, absolutely fucking love it, I also have a couple of Lamart ones, the tetrax and BAK. V3pro also, but I gotta vape a few bowls to get going in the v3, so limited use.

I have a deep love it ball vapes, so I have like a dozen different ones, right now I'm gonna fire up the Zeal by cloud connoisseur. I also have the zenith by CC too.I helped develop the HLT, so I generally have one of those going. I also have an early production woodscents that Ed upgraded with the newer heater.

Butane, I love my gen 2 jet dryv and an early awaiting the gen4 being developed. A large collection of pre-corporate trash dynas, and a Dani v3 a friend gave me. Could TRWW butane glass pieces too, love those.

Wide collection, here to help and answer questions if I can!

Portable Dry Herb Vaporizers

• Xmax V3 Pro
• Boundless Tera
• Boundless CFV
• Dynavap M 2019, Low temp cap, Vong also

Portable Concentrate Vaporizers

• Gpen Roam
• Gpen Connect
• Puffco Peak
• Puffco Proxy with Bubbler Attachment

Desktop Dry Herb Vaporizers

• Storz and Bickel Volcano Hybrid Onyx
• Flowerpot B2 setup with thedabbingspecialist coil and PID
• Pinky DIY Ball Vaporizer

As you can see, VAS has gotten me pretty good. XD

I mostly vape legal THC and CBD, but have been mixing in some Lavender flower and peppermint leaves with my bowls. Great synergistic effect with strains that have similar terpenes.

Started my collection back in 2012 with a Davinci Ascent. Lost count after a few dozen. I need them for test-fitting new products for the market so not all of them are fully functional any longer, and some of them have long been discontinued (anyone remember VapeXhale and Indica vapes?)

I still have an original OG VapeXHale Cloud+ (predecessor to the Cloud Evo) with an original inline vertigo glass piece. And a first-generation original Dynavap Omnivap. I also have a 2020-M which was personally gifted to me by George from Dynavap at a trade show (Champs) - we traded phone calls and shared notes when both of us were encountering some banking issues as we started our businesses in this industry.

I just love trying new devices - almost every device performs differently and it's fun to learn how to flavor chase and cloud chase with each device.

I use different temps depending on time of day and mood (and strain). I like to switch up devices often to avoid building up a vape tolerance.

i have a couple of different dynavaps and an induction heater. when i’m feeling like something different i have a flowerpot too

My HLT has been powered on since I built it (it takes a few hours off whenever I leave but otherwise is always on). Besides that, Herbo and WoodScents get a lot of love.

Been dinkin' with the JetDryV Gen4 proto which has been stellar, more to come on that soon :)

Mighty Plus for home and occasional outdoor use (if I feel there isn't a risk of losing or damaging it).

v3pro for casual outdoor use.

Solo 2 checking in. And an unused Dynavap M. Considering a TinyMight 2 but that'll probably wait until I've got more expendable cash. Also looking for a dedicated CBD vape. Or maybe just some extra stems for the Solo so I know what's packed in each stem

My full collection below:

Electric Portables: Tetra P80, FW7, Toad, Dotleaf, BAK

Desktops: Woodscents, Vapbong, Herborizer, TiTi, HighLighTer (HLT)

Butane: Vapman, JetDryV

I use most of my vapes pretty regularly, but gravitate most towards the Herborizer, HLT, P80, Toad, and BAK lately.

I've got a B2 setup and an OG Mighty. I mostly use the Mighty because it's easy and I like the cleanliness of the dosing capsules. I'll use the B2 on weekends when I don't have to do anything because that thing hits HARD.

I still rock an Arizer Argo as my go to and a dynavap with a homemade induction heater asmy two mainstays. I've been into more artisanal 510 units and currently own a very nifty iheat.

I prefer something mellower for me and will usually vaporize some 50/50 thc and cbd strain like girl scout cookies.

Had a Pax 3 and loved it, had to rma it after 6 months or so and the only replacement is a Pax Plus which is the same device with less features they're selling for the same price. Definitely switching once the Pax Plus dies. Company is trash.

Basic bitch with an OG Mighty, here. I nearly got a different one recently, as the battery life has become quite short; needs charging twice a day now, though tbf it's gotten fairly heavy daily use for multiple years. I'll probably continue my basic bitchness and upgrade to the new-gen Mighty+ soon. Though, I'm open to suggestions on an alternative!

What I love about the Mighty? It's easy to clean; easy to use; incredibly solid construction; great taste; excellent accessories. What I don't love about it: fixed battery, I know they have a program where you can send it back to be replaced but this is anti consumer (imo) and last time I tried to access the program I was denied because I bought it from a 3rd party store.