September Vape Updates – Are balls TOO MUCH for STICK VAPES? Simrell Hydro XL, Tempest 2 SLIM. Plus NEW way to RATE VAPOR
Jerry is still traveling – so tonight is a talk show instead of a show off new stuff show.
New & Hyped Dry Herb Vaporizers
The Stick Vape scene is poppin’ off, with two new vapes coming out.
Tempest 2 SLIM
The Tempest 2 is widely regarded as the best stick vape out there.
Madheaters mastered the cooling stem format back in the Dynavap era of stick vapes and has since moved on to making his own vapes.
The Tempest 2 Slim is a more affordable Tempest at only $135.
This vape can be used with balls or the heater core.
The 420vapegeeks Tempest 2 Slim thread is ripe with excitement and controversy. Some feel that the design is a copy of Simrell.
Everyone has their own definition of originality.
Simrell Hydro XL
Austyn Simrell is listening to the community and creating a bigger bowled version of his popular vaporizer.
Capacity: .2g – .4g
Coming 9/10 : $240 introductory pricing for the complete package, including the new stand. Only for a limited time. $320 retail will be the official pricing after the introduction.
Like the previous Simrell vaporizer, this vape doesn’t use balls. Instead, the heater has a solid metal core. Metal radiates and conducts heat better than ruby balls, which gives these vapes a different vapor signature than modern ball vapes.
See the Hydro XL thread on VapeGeeks to learn more.
New Way to Score & Compare Vapor Quality
Troy from 420vapezone shared his vapor scoring methods and included a printable scoring sheet.
His method scores individual hits of vapor in four simple categories:
Punch, Flavor, Volume, and Smoothness.
The scoring sheet is designed to score every hit and document comparisons between vaporizers.
The blank sheet is available for free download on 420vapezone.com
