A new take on concentrate delivery

The Nice Dreamz Fogger had me intrigued from first sight. I’ve had forced air concentrate vapor hits before, but it was always from a dry herb vape converted to concentrates with a mesh pad, and it turned into a session instead of one monster hit. But the fogger boils up a traditional dap, and then serves it up with a fan.

So how’s it hit? Kind of in-between the two methods. It’s not like a smack-in-the-face one-and-done dab, but it packs more punch for me than converted dry herb vapes. It definitely stands unique in the vape space, and like other recent vape releases (like the S&B Venty), takes the work out of getting high. It’s a session dab, but at the end of the session I’m usually wrecked, and I didn’t have to undergo a lung workout to get it. I’ve chased easier, more comfortable hits a lot in the last several years, and this one needs a close look!

Out of the box, the hits off my Nice Dreamz were unsatisfying. I usually read manuals, but for some reason I skipped it this time…jeroops. Turns out you need to fiddle with the TCR settings and temperatures to dial this thing in for your style of hit. If you’re good at that, or have the patience to be, you can get this thing rolling. For me, it’s unique enough to be worth it.

First impressions

Like I said, it wasn’t humming out of the box. The instructions are adequate, if you take the time to read them. I was lucky enough to have the maker walk me through it. My sessions are much better now, and I feel they can still get better. Here are some random notes and thoughts:

• If you’re not an enthusiast that likes to tinker, or someone who routinely delivers hits for people, pump your brakes. The hits are different from a traditional commercial e-rig, so adjust your expectations.
• I really like how modular the parts are. If something brakes or wears out, it’s fairly easy and affordable to fix.
• Enthusiasts will dial in their perfect sessions and swear by it. The hits are airy by nature of the glass dome and touchless hit, but settings and styles have an impact on this.
• Aim the faucet inside the bowl, to one side, to get the oils spinning around. Don’t aim it at the center, like I did at first.
• Wipe down the glass and cup after every session while the oils are warm. You’ll always have a good view!
• Don’t use the fan on low. Turn that thing up somewhere in the middle for thicker hits.
• Troy and I think the size of the dab makes a big impact here, and I will confirm it near the end of the stream tonight!
• You can easily deliver dab hits around the circle with this thing, turning the fan off between hits.
• You can blow dab bags!

Big Ass Gallery

Here’s some eye candy while you wait for the stream to start Friday night!

Case opened. Fogger on the right, accessories on the left.

Why not blow bags? I removed the S&B mouthpiece and rammed their bag onto the fogger’s 14mm glass connection. It leaked a little, and I have a better solution…

The Nice Dreamz is powered by two removable 18650 batteries! Fuck power issues.

Remove the glass top to load. The deck holds a state-of-the-art, replaceable atomizer and an air outlet that looks like a faucet. We’ll come back to these later.

That’s right, this thing has a fan to power all the fun!

The well for the fan holds nothing else. The electrical connections can be seen on the bottom.

The atomizer…a glazed ceramic cup with side heater. The whole thing unscrews so you can clean it with a special tool and a box mod.

Atomizer removed on the left, faucet on the right.

And the air inlet on the bottom.

Tell us what you think!

Got questions for the stream? Drop them in the comments below. Got a question about the Nice Dreamz Fogger? Drop those below, too. Let us know what you think!