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Super Vapezilla "VS" Volcano Vaporizer. What one is better???

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Super Vapezilla VS Volcano Vaporizer.

What one is better?

They are around the same price. $550 for the Super Vapezilla, $650 for the volcano (Dial). Now with the Volcano it is amazing (had one before not any more) but you are sort of paying for the brand name in my opinion. I heard that with the Super Vapezilla you get more flavour and THC, compared to the volcano that produces more oxygen (unless it is on 9 on the dial). Now from personal experiences what one do you guys think is better? Have you guys heard from anyone that the Super Vapezilla is better? This is quite a bit of money to spend on a vaporizer, so hopefully some of you can help me out.
 
i bet u can get the same quality vape for ~200 without all the fancy features
thats what i recommend. i heard good things from the buddha ones
 
!_MDMA_! said:
i bet u can get the same quality vape for ~200 without all the fancy features
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+1, herbalaire for life. quality unit that works in exactly the same way as the volcano for half the price.
 
Now this is based on my opinion. I dont know jack about the Super Vapezilla. But the Volcano ive been using everyday for the past 2 years.
If your an everyday smoker I recommend the volcano. I have a classic and use it everyday. I read somewhere once that the only dif between the classic and digital is that the digi is 2degrees closer to your heat setting and price of course. Its great to chill with friends and do just about anything. Not to mention that it helps in prolonging your stash. Bags change easy, ill recomend the solid valve. Bags come 10ft. Get like 4-5 bags off each box. Or done cheaper with large Turkey bags from the grocery store that work just as well. Taste is incredibly smooth and potent. Never lets you down! Its a Tank and many will agree it can take a beating without the worry of anything really. I bought mine used off Craigslist. Just make sure its in good condition mechanically(heats up good, was kept clean, check your valve to see)
Hope this helps your judgement. If you have anything to ask about it, feel free..
 
Visionary_Kpsycho said:
Just wondering what is the difference between the digital and the dial volcano vaporizer? Just more accurate temperature?
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the only difference ive heard of is the 2 degrees closer you get with the digital. the interface is the only other difference, one is digital and lights up pretty for 600-650. and the classic knob interface which is plain and easy to use for about 100 cheaper brand new. your only real dif.
 
rollinindacity said:
ill recomend the solid valve. Bags come 10ft. Get like 4-5 bags off each box. Or done cheaper with large Turkey bags from the grocery store that work just as well.
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A digital easy valve is the way to go, much less cleaning and more peace of mind IMO.

Do you find that the Turkey bags are thinner and break easier than the Volcano bags?

Also in Australia they are called oven bags as opposed to turkey bags. You get some weird looks asking for turkey bags here.
 
Visionary_Kpsycho said:
Just wondering what is the difference between the digital and the dial volcano vaporizer? Just more accurate temperature?
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The analog model is apparently faster to heat up according to Youtube. With the analog the only indication you have that the unit is at the right heat is when the yellow light goes off. With the digital you can watch it count up in real time.

Also with the digital you know precisely what temperature the filling chamber is at without having to use a heat gun. This becomes very valuable when you are vaping "more expensive" substances.
 
The real difference is the digital has a 2yr warranty vs analog 3yr.

Dunno why but that's the way it is. I have an analog personally. Takes 3-4 min to heat up to 320F usually


I have found the turkey bags are a lot more silent than Volcano bags at the expense of durability. If you overfill a turkey bag the top seam will come loose and vapor may leak. I have an easy valve model and if you rip your old bag out of the easy valve is pretty simple to figure out how to put a fresh bag back in.

I wrote a guide once but had to delete my photobucket (paranoia, guy got busted) so my tutorial is gone :(
 
Volcano said:
The real difference is the digital has a 2yr warranty vs analog 3yr.

Dunno why but that's the way it is. I have an analog personally. Takes 3-4 min to heat up to 320F usually


I have found the turkey bags are a lot more silent than Volcano bags at the expense of durability. If you overfill a turkey bag the top seam will come loose and vapor may leak. I have an easy valve model and if you rip your old bag out of the easy valve is pretty simple to figure out how to put a fresh bag back in.

I wrote a guide once but had to delete my photobucket (paranoia, guy got busted) so my tutorial is gone :(
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I had to import mine so I don't have any warranty options.

Good news about your turkey bags being quieter. That is a real down side to the vape as I like to use the big custom bags.

There is a great easy valve replacing tutorial on youtube that this cool stoner chick made.
 
stonerish said:
Silver Surfer (or Da Buddha) has my vote...
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I borrowed an SSV from a friend for my Volcano for about a week.

I hated the SSV because:

- Can't pass the whip
- The whip falls out with any tugging
- No idea what temp the knob turns to, weed will actually combust if you turn it too high

But on the flipside you can get a GINORMOUS RIP


SSV is the king of whip vapes, which isn't saying much since the whip doesn't stay locked into place (WHY?)
 
Volcano said:
I borrowed an SSV from a friend for my Volcano for about a week.

I hated the SSV because:

- Can't pass the whip
- The whip falls out with any tugging
- No idea what temp the knob turns to, weed will actually combust if you turn it too high

But on the flipside you can get a GINORMOUS RIP


SSV is the king of whip vapes, which isn't saying much since the whip doesn't stay locked into place (WHY?)
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It has an additional piece that will hold the whip on for you lol...

Also, you can master the whip...and dial it up slowly over the session, from the lowest point to the highest....a bowl will last like 25 pulls from .25-0.20g...
 
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