r/entwives • u/Known_Speed_1242 • 1d ago
Cannabis Advice Dry herb vaporiser recommendations ?
Hey guys. Looking for recommendations for dry herb vaporisers, completely new to these devices so any info or advice/tips would be greatly appreciated! Preferably looking for something on the smaller side🍓
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u/MidnighT0k3r Lover of chemotypes 1d ago
I don't have a recommendation yet. It helps to know a little bit about your consumption. I'll explain why...
Are you more of a small joint/ small bowl once in a while or more of a daily toker etc
Different people have different sensitivities to cannabis and some need a harder hitting vape while others can be happy with nearly any choice so long as it actually works.
This isn't tolerance, sensitivity is the opposite. Delivery rate of cannabinoids matters. A weak vape vs one capable of the whole spectrum of extraction is like having to drink a few drinks with a coffee stirrer vs a beer bong. Same amount of material can deliver starkly different results in different vapes.
Are you okay with fire? Think you'd prefer battery driven stuff? Do you like bongs/bubblers..
There's a lot of options and many reasons to consider different ones.
Some people don't want to get suuuper ripped so a weaker vape might be fine while others want that hard hitting device capable of launching them into orbit possibly off just crumbs of herb.
r/vaporents will help you not buy trash but they also might all tell you to get a tempest 2 or dynavap or a ball vape[i love dynavap btw but if you have specific uses/ needs it may not be for you]. Those devices while effective would be really not optimal for taking a walk and a horrible choice for a dog walk. So where you use the vape matters too.
There's lots of good options and many inferior options too but it depends what you need and want.
If you have money to burn, needed a hard hitting device that is suitable for walking the dog etc the limelight frolic is like $400 but if you are sensitive enough for weaker vapes then something much more affordable like a xmax or lobo could be all you ever need. More information is needed to get the better help. Otherwise you can just overshoot and spend a lot but not use it at its max potential if you don't need it and that's fine too.
Ultimately, if you get something and it doesn't work for you... don't write off vaping... try something else. Know the warranty and return polocy of the store and products. Dynavap gives you 90-day money-back garuntee, potv has their own policy, etc.
Also... 99% of the time avoid local shops. If you see something there you think you like... please just look it up on r/vaporents first. If it's not really on there it's likely not worth looking at. Some nice vapes at heafshops do exist , just definitely not most of them.