Left to right: product box, Firewood 11 vaporizer, 2-piece water pipe adapter
Firewood vaporizers have been a pleasant anomaly in the world of weed vapes for around ten years now. While most companies went with cheap conduction tech for their portable vapes, others made on-demand vapes that were usually over-engineered, expensive, and big with questionable performance. All the while, Firewood was off to the side, making what enthusiasts have always wanted – small, attractive, portable vapes with on-demand convection heat that actually work via simple tech and a single user-replaceable battery.
The Firewood 11 is very handy and pocketable. The size/performance combo is fantastic!My personal collection includes, from left to right: Firewood 4, 5, 6, 7, and 11
We’re now on the 11th version (Firewood 11), and the refinements are remarkable. What literally started as a 2 x 4 with a vape in it is now a hand-crafted marvel. The Firewood 11 is small and gorgeous with only one button, and doesn’t skimp on performance or control. You can change check the battery level, change or customize the selected temperature, and fire up the vape all with one button and vibration feedback. I splurged for the extra water pipe adapter and have not been disappointed – this thing works well on a bubbler!
Firewood 11 with water pipe adapter on my NWTN Deco bubbler
The Firewood’s on-demand convection heat delivers great taste and efficiency from my precious herbs. The hits are quick and, like the Tafee Bowle, if you want a session, you simply chain on-demand hits until the bowl is done. So far, it’s been easy to load, but I haven’t had to clean it yet. My only complaint is that my sessions really benefit from a stir after a few hits. I was surprised at how thick the vapor was after a stir…it really needs it!
This bowl is ready for a stir to finish it off
Big Ass Gallery
Firewood 11 from the mouthpiece side. The button is labeled with the model number “11”.The cooling glass mouthpiece slides right out the end.Here we have the vape and mouthpiece, with the wood and ceramic parts to the right.Mouthpiece cover and nozzle on the left, water pipe adapter cover and nozzle on the right.Firewood 11 with the water pipe adapter installedI love to pair the Firewood 11 with my favorite bubbler.This is the Firewood 11 from the bowl side. That’s the bowl window on the top left.From the butt end we can see the edge of the window into the bowl.Inspect the herb in the bowl through the window.Slide the oven/battery cover off to load the bowl.Underside of the oven windowA look into the battery compartment with the battery specsHere’s a look into the empty bowl. It’s made from a block of ceramic. The wood around it gets a little hot during use.From left to right: Firewood 4, 5, 6, 7 and 11The Firewood 4 had a mouthpiece that came off, where you would load the dosing capsule.The Firewood 5 had a tray of bowls that fit inside the vape. Slide it out to select a fresh bowl!The Firewood 6 didn’t have a button. It used a squeeze trigger!The Firewood 11 in front of the Firewood 7. Not a lot has changed over the years…just little refinements!
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