Best Vaporizer? and Safe to use in dorm?

[Help_Needed]

whip-type vaporizers like the SSV suck ... I could care less what Willie and Snoop use, the SSV is inferior to the HerbalAire and Volcano ... trust me on that one :jointsmile:

Just out of curiosity, why do you feel the whip-types are so bad?

FWIW - I've never had the chance to try a bag-style vape like the Volcano, but I just bought a Da Buddha Vape (the SSV's cheaper little brother) and I gotta tell you that thing's amazing. I used to have a Vapor Bro's style box type. I liked it quite a bit, before I broke it. But the DBH is several times better than my old vape. It heats up fast. The hits are much more concentrated so it takes a lot less time to get where you want to be. The quality of the construction and materials is quite high. The only complaint I've heard so far is that the bowl on the whip is a bit on the smallish side (the SSV bowl is almost twice as big), but otherwise everyone I've talked to loves it.

[vapefiend]

the SSV is inferior to the HerbalAire and Volcano ... trust me on that one

Inferior in what way? As an owner of both the SSV and herbalAire, I can appreciate the pluses of both. The herbalAire is very efficient, but there's no satisfaction for me with direct draw-thin vapor. The SSV is generally considered the best all around hitter on the market as far as providing vapor rich hits and being very forgiving about how hard or easy you hit it.

So, sorry, can't trust you on that one. :jointsmile:

[the image reaper]

and here I assumed I was trustworthy ... in all seriousness, I just hate to see ya fork over money on something, without at least trying the best (Volcano and HerbalAire) ... because you will want one, you'll see :jointsmile:

[CaptainDank]

There is ultimately no answer to the Bag style vs. Whip style debate... as long as it gets me stoned, im happy :jointsmile:

[vapefiend]

The answer to the debate is to accept that each method has its advantages, understand what they are, and choose the one that fits you best.

I've been using both methods for more than two years, and bagged vapor is consistent, predictable, and easy to handle, hit wise.

A whip vape is inconsistent in its hits, but can provide big, smooth, lung expanding hits that are impossible to attain by hitting a bag, no matter how much vapor the bag contains.

Neither method is inherently more efficient or effective than the other, although it's easier to have efficiency with the bag. I find that most people who enjoy the vaping process and the taste of vapor end up preferring the whip, since vapor in a bag is, by design, more diluted. A lot of medical users, especially those with lung issues, prefer the bag though, since small, measured draws are much easier to attain.

[vaporman1]

Check out the Purple Days too, it is really super steal. Looks like a piece of wood.

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[MrMojoRisin7127]

whip-type vaporizers like the SSV suck ... I could care less what Willie and Snoop use, the SSV is inferior to the HerbalAire and Volcano ... trust me on that one :jointsmile:

Aight dude thanks for explaining to us how they're so much better... But anyways the difference between a whip and a bag vape is similar to the difference between an auto and manual transmission. An auto is gotta get you there and you can just kick back and relax, but a manual gives you much more control over the engine's power. With an SSV, I can get the type of hit I want to get and how i get it. I can get accessories to hook it up to my 18" glass on glass bong, and even other accessories to customize the look of your vap such as custom glass pieces. I am confident that my SSV will be with me for as long as I am smoking as long as things like the ceramic heater are replaced. Do you think the Volcano's digital temperature controls will be able to stand the test of time better compared to simple devices such as a knob??? Also $200 BIN and including shipping on ebay really seals the deal.