aint that the truth, pop! culturally, it seems to be a very british thing. maybe it's because weed was relatively hard to come by because of our climate so people wanted to make it go further?
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aint that the truth, pop! culturally, it seems to be a very british thing. maybe it's because weed was relatively hard to come by because of our climate so people wanted to make it go further?
I like to keep cheap vapes around to carry when out and about. My DaVinci Ascent is too nice to lose or have confiscated so its my around home unit. I've had my Iolite maybe 2 years now. I think its losing it temp control, seems to be getting hotter. So I went looking for a replacement. I picked up on ebay, a Pulsar Curve. I got it for $41 shipped. They go about $47 on ebay and $99 retail.
Its not the kind of vape i would usually buy, I don't like the high draw resistance type vapes and this is one. But, to carry around for a couple quick hits will working outside, or wherever, it is fine. Its wider than a Pax yet fits about completely in your hand. Its short, easy to hide.
The vapor production is surprizingly good, better than most vapes you'd find under $50! Take long, gentle sips and it works well.
Taste of the vapor is good also. The airpath is all stainless steel.
and most interesting, the chamber is a long tube that goes all the way thru the vaporizer! It has a plug in the bottom that you can pop out and use a toll to push the spent weed out the bottom! And it holds about .5 - .6 gram.
Battery life is good, especially for the size of it! It has three heat settings: 370, 410, and 450. I think the temps are actually much lower than the high setting claim, you get good hits yet its not hot vapor. You can get a good cloud with practice though!
All told, a good basic vape that if I'm forced to, I could toss away. Beats the hell out of losing a $200 vape!
Its not the kind of vape i would usually buy, I don't like the high draw resistance type vapes and this is one. But, to carry around for a couple quick hits will working outside, or wherever, it is fine. Its wider than a Pax yet fits about completely in your hand. Its short, easy to hide.
The vapor production is surprizingly good, better than most vapes you'd find under $50! Take long, gentle sips and it works well.
Taste of the vapor is good also. The airpath is all stainless steel.
and most interesting, the chamber is a long tube that goes all the way thru the vaporizer! It has a plug in the bottom that you can pop out and use a toll to push the spent weed out the bottom! And it holds about .5 - .6 gram.
Battery life is good, especially for the size of it! It has three heat settings: 370, 410, and 450. I think the temps are actually much lower than the high setting claim, you get good hits yet its not hot vapor. You can get a good cloud with practice though!
All told, a good basic vape that if I'm forced to, I could toss away. Beats the hell out of losing a $200 vape!
Yeah, and I remember the nasty things i use to do as a tobacco smoker........
When asked, I tell people this:
I quit on Dec.27th, 1994, at 12:01am......not one cig since!
When asked, I tell people this:
I quit on Dec.27th, 1994, at 12:01am......not one cig since!
incredible! good on you, Pops! Motivation for us all.
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I just read thru this and ordered a titan II, looking forward to my first vaporizer, for 30 years its been glass and hemp paper.... old toker new tricks!
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Been using the Pulsar Curve for a while now. Its not my favorite style vape, but this little vape works great! Amazing rips for such a small vaporizer! great taste too!
Well made and a great design! My lady likes it so much, we're getting her one to replace her Vapor Blunt! Even at the retail of $99, this is a very good vape! I carry it with me all day, and that's what I wanted a pocket vape. Also, it heats up faster than any hand held vape I've used!
Been using the Pulsar Curve for a while now. Its not my favorite style vape, but this little vape works great! Amazing rips for such a small vaporizer! great taste too!
Well made and a great design! My lady likes it so much, we're getting her one to replace her Vapor Blunt! Even at the retail of $99, this is a very good vape! I carry it with me all day, and that's what I wanted a pocket vape. Also, it heats up faster than any hand held vape I've used!
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I got the recommend Titan II off of ebay for 25 shipped, works pretty good. My first vapoizer so I can't compare. I found it best to not put much in it for good hits.
It was my first vape also! And I agree, its a decent vape for the money, most cheap ones are crap. Yet the Titan 1 and 2, are the basis for a dozen rebranded versions!
Its probably good for about a year, then they get plugged up in places you can't clean. And alcohol for cleaning is a no no, I ruined mine.........
Its probably good for about a year, then they get plugged up in places you can't clean. And alcohol for cleaning is a no no, I ruined mine.........
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Good to know, no alcohol, a year for 25 is worth it....
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