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Arizer just released the new Arizer Solo 2 MAX featuring an upgraded USB-C charging system, an auto-inverting display for use with water pieces and "Dark Mode" which limits the information and brightness on the display for use in dark scenarios.

Check out my Arizer Solo 2 Max Vaporizer review for more info and hit me up with any questions.

The Solo 2 is still for sale and I imagine they will be reducing price a bit. I'm guessing it will be drastically reduced for 420 this year.

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Arizer Solo 2 Max Review

I just got the Arizer Solo 2 MAX and wanted to share my review with you guys. I've only had a short time, but I've been using Arizers since the original one and also own the Air MAX, Venty, and many others.

This is a short version of my in-depth review as published on my website.

Disclosure: Arizer sent me the review unit for free. Links are affiliate links, thanks for supporting.

Pricing: The Arizer Solo MAX will retail for $270 starting February 15th, 2024, and coupon code TVG20 will save you 20% at arizer.com

Design

The Solo 2 MAX follows the same design lines as the outgoing Solo 2 and is practically identical in size and shape. The Solo 2 is not the most subtle and discreet unit, especially with the stem inserted. It is large and hefty, and while it is technically portable, it is better suited for home use. 

Glass Stems

The Solo 2 MAX features Arizer's signature glass stem design, where the herb is loaded directly into the stem. The stem has a little glass cup with a screen that has four holes. These are pretty large, so if you use a fine grind, you may need to use the included screen to prevent small particles from getting through. If you're using a coarse grind, you should be okay without the screens. 

It fits around .2 gr of flower and shouldn't be packed too tight. You want it tight enough so that if you wiggle the stem, nothing falls out, but not tighter than that as it may restrict the airflow. Keep the herb around a millimeter under the lip, and don't overfill. 

Best temp

The temperature range is 122-428°F, so you can really get a spectrum of flavors. I like to start my sessions at around 370°F and increase by around 10 degrees every couple of minutes to get a better extraction. It heats up in around 20 seconds, and you can set a custom session duration. 

Use it as an "on-demand" vape

The Solo is a session vape that uses a hybrid convection/conduction heating system. But, I also found a non-traditional way to turn it into a pure "on-demand" vaporizer- You can turn it on and let it heat up to temp without the stem inserted, then insert the stem when it's hot, take a hit, pull the stem out, and cover it with the silicone cap. Once you remove the stem from the chamber, you remove it from the heat source, effectively making the Solo 2 MAX a convection on-demand style vaporizer. 

This method is also great if you want to microdose and have one hit at a time without wasting an entire bowl.

14mm Adapter

The kit also includes a frosted glass stem that looks the same on the end that sits in the chamber, but the other end is a 14mm WPA, which can connect to an existing rig. The display will flip and stay upright even when the vape is inverted. 

Zero maintenance design

The glass stem system of Arizers vapes has a few advantages. 

The biggest one is their ease of use and low maintenance and cleaning requirements. Since the glass is the only part that touches the herb, it is also the only part to ever get dirty. A quick dip in ISO, and it's good as new. 

And since the vapor path is made only from glass, the flavor stays pure and aromatic. All Arizers are known to produce outstanding vapor quality.

The stems can also be used as dosing capsules, and together with the caps and PVC pipes that are included in the kit, they can be taken away as ready-to-use pods, eliminating the need for a reload while on the go. 

Performance & vapor quality

The Solo 2 MAX uses an improved hybrid heating system that uses mostly convection, but also conduction heat radiates through the glass into the herb that's in the chamber. It is very efficient, achieves maximum extraction, and delivers great-tasting vapor.

Solo 2 MAX vs. other vaporizers:

The most significant improvements over the outgoing Solo 2 are the following:

The proprietary DC charger plug has been updated to a USB-C. Finally.

There are also minor interface updates, such as dark mode or the rotating display.

When compared to the Air MAX:

The Solo 2 Max is larger and heavier.

The Battery of the Solo 2 MAX is more powerful and long-lasting. Around 120 minutes on the Air MAX and 170 minutes on the Solo 2 MAX.

The Solo 2 MAX heats up almost twice as fast.

The Solo 2 MAX has a larger display but no replaceable battery.

Both vapes have the same: oven size, temp range & control, hybrid heating system, and a similar interface. The stems are cross-compatible between the Old Solo, New Solo, and the Air MAX. 

As far as non-Arizer vapes, I think the closest comparable is the new S&B Venty. Both vapes are pretty large, and I consider them to be "home portables."

Both vapes use a hybrid heating system that is very efficient and archives maximal extraction.

The Venty has a slightly larger oven and is a "heavier hitter." It produces slightly more vapor.

The Venty also has an adjustable airflow, so it is more flexible when it comes to inhalation technique. You can inhale short and fast vs. long and slow with the Solo 2 MAX.

Lastly, the Venty retails for $420, while the Solo 2 MAX is $270. 

Bottom line:

There are no game-changing features or upgrades, as the Solo 2 didn't need them. It is a straightforward vaporizer that has been time-tested and proven to be a winner. It has the easiest and fastest loading procedure out there, and the results are predictable and consistent. It compensates for the lack of portability with long battery life and delicious vapor.

Should you upgrade? 

If you already own a Solo 2 that works great and has no issues, there is no need to upgrade. If you were on the fence about getting one, this is the best time to pull the trigger. 

Tips for best use:

Perfect your inhalation technique. As I mentioned, I recommend taking long, slow inhales from the Solo MAX. "Sip, don't rip" definitely applies here, and you should experiment to find the intensity that works best. Another reason to inhale slowly is that fewer particles will get sucked in, especially if you're not using the screen, which I don't. 

If you're looking to get the best flavor, start inhaling while the vaporizer is pre-heating. Different terpenes vaporize at different temperatures, so inhaling while it's heating up will unlock amazing flavors and aromas. Keep in mind that not a lot of vapor will be produced at this stage. 

If you're basically the opposite person of what I just described, and you want full, potent, dense hits from the first inhale, let the vape sit for an additional 10-30 seconds after it reaches the set temperature. This will allow heat to build up in the chamber and heat up the flower for a fuller, denser hit. 

Empty your chamber immediately after finishing a session. Use a brush to remove any small particles that may block the holes of the glass and reduce airflow. Letting the cashed herb stay in the oven will make it stick to the glass and get it dirty a lot faster. 

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arizer solo 2 with some purple punch

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Some popular dry herb vaporizer for sale

If you're looking to purchase a dry herb vaporizer for sale, there are many brands and models available on the market. Here are some popular dry herb vaporizer for sales that are highly recommended:

Arizer Solo 3: This is a high-quality dry herb vaporizer for sale manufactured by Arizer, offering precise temperature control and a hybrid heating chamber for a powerful vapor experience. While it's not the most portable option due to its glass stem and larger size, its impressive battery life and high-quality construction make it an ideal choice for home use.

Venty: This is a new vaporizer from the well-known German company Storz & Bickel, featuring outstanding new functions to ensure the best vapor quality. The Venty has excellent airflow, capable of reaching up to 20 liters per minute, and a convenient wheel for easy airflow adjustment. Although it's larger than most other vaporizers, it works exceptionally well and is considered one of the best vaporizers overall.

Utillian 722: The Utillian 722 vaporizer is an upgrade to the award-winning Utillian 700 series. It heats up quickly within 30 seconds and uses convection for a large amount of vapor. It also has a boost mode for larger clouds. With its powerful 2300mAh battery, it can run for about 60 minutes, which is quite good for a convection vaporizer. You can also use the Utillian 722 for wax by adding a wax pod, making it very versatile. Overall, it's a great choice for those who want high-quality vapor and large clouds at an affordable price.

Arizer Solo 2 Max: This is the latest dry herb vaporizer for sale from Arizer. It's designed to provide high quality and excellent performance. The device has a special heating system that ensures you get smooth and flavor-rich vapor when you inhale. The upgraded heater and glass aroma tube make the vapor purer and more enjoyable, which is why it's very popular among vapor enthusiasts. The Solo 2 Max also has a convenient LED screen that displays the temperature, which you can easily adjust according to your preference from 50°C to 220°C. It comes with a powerful 3400mAh battery that lasts up to 3 hours and can be conveniently charged using a USB-C cable. The Solo 2 Max combines user-friendliness with an amazing vapor experience, making it an outstanding portable dry herb vaporizer for sale on the market.

Davinci IQ2 and Arizer Solo 2: These are personal favorite choices for dry herb vaporizer for sales.

When selecting a dry herb vaporizer for sale, you should consider factors such as heating method (conductive or convective, many portable units also use a hybrid method), type of vaporizer (session vaporizers vs. on-demand vaporizers), oven capacity (personal use or sharing?), portability (always on the go or home use? pocket vs. desktop), etc. Most vaporizers are adjustable, so you can find the temperature that best suits you and your vaping style.

Please note that different regions may have different legal restrictions on the sale and use of vaporizers, so make sure to understand and comply with local laws and regulations before making a purchase.

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Vaporizers for sale

Certainly! If you're looking for vaporizers for sale, there are various options available depending on your preferences and needs. You can find vaporizers for dry herbs, concentrates, or both. Here are some popular types of vaporizers:

Portable Vaporizers:

Examples: Pax 3, Arizer Solo 2, Mighty

Features: Compact, easy to carry, suitable for on-the-go use.

Desktop Vaporizers:

Examples: Volcano Hybrid, Arizer Extreme Q, Da Buddha

Features: Larger units designed for home use, often provide more consistent vapor quality.

Pen-Style Vaporizers:

Examples: Vape pens for concentrates or cartridges.

Features: Slim and discreet, great for use in public spaces.

Dry Herb Vaporizers:

Examples: Firefly 2+, Davinci IQ, Boundless CFX

Features: Specifically designed for vaporizing dry herbs, offering a cleaner alternative to smoking.

Concentrate Vaporizers:

Examples: Puffco Plus, Sai Atomizer, Dr. Dabber Aurora

Features: Geared towards vaporizing concentrates like wax, shatter, or oil.

Dual-Use Vaporizers:

Examples: Pax 3, DaVinci IQ2

Features: Versatile units that can handle both dry herbs and concentrates.

When searching for vaporizers for sale, consider factors such as heating methods (conduction vs. convection), temperature control, portability, and ease of maintenance. Additionally, be sure to purchase from reputable sellers or authorized retailers to ensure product authenticity and quality. Always check local regulations regarding the use of vaporizers and related products.

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Ohio: 2023 Myrtle Beach Bowl Champions

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.—The Ohio football team (10-3, 6-2 MAC) wrapped up their 2023 season at the Myrtle Beach Bowl with a historic 41-21 victory over the Georgia Southern Eagles (6-7, 3-5 SBC).

This win marks Ohio's first time in program history recording consecutive 10-win seasons and made the Bobcats the first Mid-American Conference team to win five consecutive bowl games. Five turnovers forced sets the program record for the most turnovers forced in a bowl game, a record that hasn't been touched since the 1962 Sun Bowl (4).

Freshman running back Rickey Hunt was a force to be reckoned with, tying the NCAA bowl record for touchdowns in a game as well as setting the program record for most touchdowns scored in a game (5). On top of that, Hunt (Oklahoma City, Okla.) scored the most touchdowns in a bowl game since Dorian Brown in Bahamas Bowl (4). This stellar performance earned him 2023 Myrtle Beach Bowl MVP accolades.

The game marked multiple career firsts for the Bobcats. Graduate student quarterback Parker Navarro (Tempe, Ariz.) recorded his first collegiate start, going 11-for-16 with 120 passing yards and one passing touchdown. On the ground, Navarro recorded 15 carries on 71 yards. Hunt led the team on the ground, finishing with 115 rushing yards on 17 carries. Of his five touchdowns — which marked his first five collegiate touchdowns — four were rushing and one was receiving.

Safeties Jeremiah Wood (Pickerington, Ohio), Adonis Williams Jr. (South Euclid, Ohio) and Walter Reynolds (Detroit, Mich.) all snagged their first career interceptions. Wood also recorded one forced fumble, one pass breakup and five tackles. Graduate student Bruce Houston (Lewis Center, Ohio) led the defense with eight total tackles — highlighted by five solo stops — and one quarterback hurry; Reynolds was right behind him with seven tackles on the game.

Freshman kicker Gianni Spetic (Chardon, Ohio) had a perfect day, kicking two successful field goals and five PATs. Freshman kicker Alex Kasee (Sylvania, Ohio) recorded 428 yards on seven kickoffs, averaging 61.1 yards per kick, while redshirt junior punter Jack Wilson (Sylvania, Ohio) amassed 115 yards on three punts.

Wood shut down the opening drive with his first career interception, giving Ohio the ball less than two minutes into the game. The Bobcats concluded the ensuing 11-play, 43-yard drive with a 27-yard field goal, putting Ohio ahead by three. Hunt extended the Bobcats' lead in the second quarter with a two-yard rushing touchdown. After Spetic's extra point, Ohio led 10-0. The next drive, Adonis Williams Jr. snagged Ohio's second interception of the day, preventing the Eagles' offense from gaining momentum.

Hunt scored his second touchdown of the day—and first career receiving touchdown—with 3:16 until halftime. Redshirt sophomore linebacker Shay Taylor's (Mount Perry, Ohio) fumble recovery on the ensuing drive set the Bobcats up to score again, closing the first half with a field goal to take a 20-0 lead.

Reynolds stopped Georgia Southern's first drive of the second half short with Ohio's third interception of the game, returning the ball for 40 yards. Hunt immediately took advantage of regaining possession, scoring with a six-yard rushing touchdown to put the Eagles at a 27-point deficit.

Georgia Southern scored their first touchdown with 7:54 remaining in the third quarter, cutting the Bobcats' lead to 20 points with a three-yard rushing touchdown and a successful PAT. Ohio's next drive ended in a 40-yard punt, but Wood's forced fumble followed by a 30-yard return by redshirt junior cornerback Roman Parodie (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) set up a 60-yard drive for Ohio, concluding in a 40-yard rushing touchdown for Hunt and extending Ohio's lead to 34-7. The Eagles quickly recovered, answering with a 65-yard receiving touchdown the following drive. Georgia Southern chipped away at the Bobcats' lead in the fourth as well, opening the final 15 minutes of play with a 15-yard receiving touchdown, putting the score at 34-21.

Hunt wasn't done yet—with 2:52 remaining in the game, he wrapped up an eight-play, 55-yard drive with a nine-yard rushing touchdown, marking his fifth touchdown of the game and Ohio's final time scoring. With 29 seconds on the clock, Navarro took a knee and the Bobcats went into victory formation, solidifying their 41-21 win.

To stay up to date with all things Ohio football, follow the team on OhioBobcats.com, Twitter and Facebook (@OhioFootball), and Instagram (@OhioFB).

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The ArGo (or Arizer Go) is a pocket vaporizer. ArGo is a great option for both new and seasoned vaporizer users. It provides a practical vaporizing experience and you can even fine-tune its device settings.

Today, we will compare the Arizer Go to the Arizer Solo II (“big brother” to the ArGo from Arizer). Let’s find out how they compare!

Rising Popularity of ArGo as a Pocket Vaporizer

With Arizer’s Custom Session Settings and convection heating systems, portable vaporizers are getting more advanced. Pocket vaporizers are discreet, practical, and PORTABLE! If you are an on-the-go user, having a vape that is truly portable is a huge selling feature.

This pocket vaporizer is exceedingly portable because it prepares you for a whole day out. Interchangeable 18650 batteries mean you’ll never be low on power. The ArGo’s size makes it so you can easily palm your vape or put it in your pocket for travel and the innovative design enables the mouthpiece to be entirely masked for on-the-go usage.

Previous Arizer vaping products were somewhat tall and large to fit easily in a pocket, but this challenge has been resolved with the ArGo. With Arizer’s ArGo, you can easily elevate the pocket vape experience by leveraging innovative technology and advanced features.

ArGo vs. Solo II

The ArGo is a small-sized pocket vaporizer, and the Solo II is like a “big brother” to the ArGo, both from Arizer. With its compact size, about the size of a deck of playing cards, and  onboard functionalities and features are what set the ArGo apart from Solo II. Let’s compare the two!

Let’s look at the ArGo and Solo II on the basis of device design, battery & charging capacity, different product features, ease of use, portability, and vapor generation.

ArGo vs. Solo II: Design

The precise design of the Arizer ArGo is impressive. Its innovative design finishes are highly functional and sleek. The device top slides up and to protect the glass stem when not in use.All the product components are made of superior quality, carefully sourced, and are heat resistant. The black-on-black matte look gives ArGo a high-end feel.

The ArGo pocket vaporizer product is designed with the mobile connoisseur in mind and fits in a palm-sized package. Through excellent design, Arizer has constantly raised the bar and set new benchmarks in quality through its products.

The Arizer Solo II has borosilicate glass tubes, which is a fantastic product design element. The tubes come in 70, 90 and 110 mm lengths. The longer the tube, the cooler the vapor. The complete vapor path is made of glass on both Argo and Solo II, which ensures superior taste, cool vapor and superior enjoyment.  This product is durable and comes with a large OLED screen that enables users to access Arizer’s Custom Session Settings.

ArGo vs. Solo II: Battery and Charging

The ArGo charger leverages a Micro USB and 2-point base as simple as your smartphone charger. The average battery life is around 90 minutes. It takes me approx 15 min per bowl, so this gives 7 – 8 uses until needing to replace the battery or charge. This is sufficient battery life for outside adventures, hanging out with friends, festivals, events, and relaxing around the backyard.

With the ArGo pocket vaporizer, you can enjoy uninterrupted vaping with interchangeable batteries. You can easily swap out your battery for a brand new, fully charged ones. Interchangeable batteries assist in increasing vaping session length and avoid having to find a power outlet. This pocket vaporizer can even be charged through a USB cable and leverages pass-through charging, which means you can use it while it’s charging.

The Arizer Solo II comes with an average 3-hour battery life, which means it backs around 18 sessions of 10 minutes in one go. The long-lasting battery and several accessible charging choices offer a great portable vaping experience to the users.

ArGo vs. Solo II: Functionality and Features

The ArGo gets to 190° C in about 60 seconds from when you turn it on. It reaches the temperature of 220° C in around 90 seconds. This scenario is excellent for having a swift and relaxing session. Not much time to wait for your pocket vape to heat up.

The case is similar with Solo II. The product offers comprehensive control with an utmost temperature of 220° C (428° F). The screen is large and showcases Arizer’s Custom Session Settings. The Solo II displays battery life, current temperature, your desired temperature, and other significant details on the display.

ArGo vs. Solo II: Portability

With the ArGo, Arizer has crafted a design that can fit easily into your pocket. The ArGo has a stem that precisely fits within the body when you are required to carry the product and it does not look like a traditional vaporizer.

Solo II is also very portable but a little less discreet than the ArGo. It’s stem sticks out of the unit and it looks like a vaporizer from afar, so people who are interested in using the vape for festivals or out and about in public sessions may prefer ArGo over Solo II.

ArGo vs. Solo II: Ease of Usage

Both vaporizers are pretty simple to use. Both utilize Arizer’s Custom Session Settings to simplify and customize each user’s experience.

The Solo II is easy to use as it comes with three buttons – the center, up, and down buttons. The center and up buttons will turn on the product, while the up arrow will upsurge the heat settings. Solo II offers a practical usage process with the user easily putting the dry herbs into the glass aroma tube.

For the ArGo the stems are very similar. The loading of your dry herb is the same as with the Solo II tubes. The usage of the unit is nearly identical to the Solo II for setting up your custom session settings.

ArGo vs. Solo II: Vapor Generation and Quality

With an all-glass vapor path and isolated airpath in Solo II, the device generates a smooth and tasty vapor. The product activates natural terpene profiles. Furthermore, the draw resistance of this product is exactly what you’d expect, even draw with a large cloud production.

The ArGo pocket vaporizer has a pleasant, relaxed, and wide-open draw. It has a glass, ceramic, and stainless-steel air path blended with hybrid heating that shields the taste of your herbs, keeps them warm between draws, and heats them when taking hits.

ArGo is absolutely a top-tier pocket vaporizer. It comes with a compelling blend of pure vapor generation and flavor, combined with interchangeable batteries and a highly sleek design.

Arizer hits it out of the park with both Solo II and ArGo, but for a pocket vaporizer ArGo is the vape you’re looking for. It provides exceptional and exclusive portability and discreet use for its users.

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The Arizer Solo II comes with an average 3-hour battery life, which means it backs around 18 sessions of 10 minutes in one go. The long-lasting battery and several accessible charging choices offer a great portable vaping experience to the users.

With the ArGo, Arizer has crafted a design that can fit easily into your pocket. The ArGo has a stem that precisely fits within the body when you are required to carry the product and it does not look like a traditional vaporizer.

Solo II is also very portable but a little less discreet than the ArGo. It’s stem sticks out of the unit and it looks like a vaporizer from afar, so people who are interested in using the vape for festivals or out and about in public sessions may prefer ArGo over Solo II.

This article was originally published on Arizer's blog.

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5 Top-Rated Vap for an Unparalleled Vaping Experience

Vaporizers have gained immense popularity for their versatility, efficiency, and healthier alternative to traditional smoking. Whether you're a seasoned vaper or just starting your journey, choosing the right vaporizer is crucial to your overall experience. In this article, we'll explore the top-rated vaporizers that have garnered praise for their performance, design, and features.

Mighty Vaporizer

The Mighty Vaporizer, produced by the reputable German company Storz & Bickel, consistently ranks among the best vaporizers on the market. Its notable features include:

Precise Temperature Control: The Mighty allows users to select their desired temperature, ensuring a customized vaping experience.

Hybrid Heating Method: This vaporizer combines convection and conduction heating, providing even and efficient vaporization.

Large Herb Chamber: With ample capacity, the Mighty Vaporizer can hold a significant amount of material, perfect for extended sessions.

Long Battery Life: Equipped with a robust battery, the Mighty offers extended use without frequent recharging.

Quality Construction: Storz & Bickel is renowned for using high-quality materials and craftsmanship, making the Mighty Vaporizer a long-lasting investment.

Pax 3 Vaporizer

The Pax 3 is a favorite among users for its sleek design and exceptional performance. Key features of the Pax 3 include:

Rapid Heat-Up Time: The Pax 3 reaches the desired temperature in just 15 seconds, making it one of the fastest heating vaporizers.

Dual Use: It's compatible with both dry herbs and concentrates, offering versatile vaping options.

Smartphone App: Users can fine-tune their vaping experience with a dedicated app, allowing precise temperature control and customization.

Elegant Design: The Pax 3 boasts a stylish, minimalistic design with an anodized aluminum body.

Volcano Hybrid Vaporizer

The Volcano Hybrid, another offering from Storz & Bickel, is a desktop vaporizer known for its quality and innovation. Standout features of the Volcano Hybrid include:

Dual Inhalation Methods: It supports both balloon and whip inhalation, offering flexibility for users.

High-Quality Vapor Production: The Volcano Hybrid produces clean and potent vapor through its advanced heating system.

App Integration: Users can control the vaporizer through a smartphone app, allowing precise temperature adjustments.

Easy-to-Clean Components: The Volcano Hybrid's components are designed for effortless maintenance.

Arizer Solo 2

The Arizer Solo 2 is celebrated for its simplicity and high-quality vapor production. Key attributes of the Arizer Solo 2 include:

Superior Battery Life: With an exceptionally long battery life, the Solo 2 provides extended vaping sessions.

Easy-to-Use Interface: It features a user-friendly interface with precise temperature control and an OLED screen.

Durable Build: The Solo 2 is built to last, featuring a robust exterior and quality materials.

Crafty+ Vaporizer

The Crafty+ is a portable vaporizer renowned for its reliability and performance. Notable characteristics of the Crafty+ include:

Compact Design: The Crafty+ is small and discreet, making it a convenient choice for on-the-go vaping.

Rapid Heating: It heats up quickly, allowing users to enjoy their favorite herbs without delay.

Smartphone App Compatibility: The Crafty+ offers users the option to customize their vaping experience through a dedicated app.

Quality Construction: Crafted by Storz & Bickel, this vaporizer is built with precision and durability in mind.

Conclusion

Selecting the right vaporizer is a critical decision for any enthusiast, and these top-rated vaporizers offer a range of options to cater to different preferences and needs. Whether you're looking for precision temperature control, rapid heat-up times, or a sleek and compact design, there's a vaporizer on this list to suit your requirements. Each of these vaporizers has earned its place among the best in the industry, ensuring an unparalleled vaping experience for users. Make an informed choice based on your preferences and enjoy a healthier and more customizable alternative to traditional smoking.

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UTEP to Take on Pac-12’s Arizona in 53rd Meeting Saturday

EL PASO, Texas – UTEP will face its second consecutive Power Five opponent when the Miners travel to Tucson to take on Arizona and former UTEP WR Jacob Cowing on Saturday afternoon. The Miners and Wildcats are set to kick off at 9:00 p.m. MT on the Pac-12 Network while the game will be broadcasted on 95.5 KLAQ

UTEP and Arizona are playing for the first time since the 2017 season, while the former Border Conference and Western Athletic Conference foes will meet for the 53rd time.

UTEP (1-2) is coming off a 38-7 loss at Northwestern on Sept. 9. The Wildcats outscored the Miners 31-0 in the second half after going into the halftime tied 7-7. Tyrice Knight, the nations’ leading tackler, racked up 14 more tackles including 11 solo stops and a half sack. Offensively, Jeremiah Ballard was the highlight as he tallied a career-best 92 yards on four receptions, while Zach Fryar snagged his first career touchdown on a four-yard leaping catch in the end zone. McKel Broussard added a career-high seven tackles, while Josiah Allen tallied his first career sack (half sack with Knight). Maurice Westmoreland recorded his first career sack along with a pass breakup. Gavin Hardison struggled in the second half. After starting the day 7-of-8 with a touchdown pass, finishing 17-of-25 for 192 yards and two interceptions.

Knight, following his performance at NU, was named the Conference USA Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 11, his first career weekly award.

Arizona (1-1) is coming off a 31-24 overtime loss at Mississippi State on Sept. 9. The Wildcats outscored the Bulldogs 10-3 in the fourth quarter to push the extra period. UA QB Jayden de Laura threw for 342 yards on 32-of-46 passing with two touchdown tosses but four interceptions. Former Miner Jacob Cowing caught seven balls for 31 yards including a 17-yard TD in the third quarter after being down 21-7. Cowing added three yards on a rush attempt and completed a pass for -2 yards. Arizona opened the ’23 season on Sept. 2 with a victory over NAU, 38-3. De Laura passed for 285 yards and three scores, including a four-yard TD toss to Cowing for the Wildcats’ first points of the season. Overall, de Laura has thrown for 627 yards, ranking 13th in FBS. He ranks eighth in passing yards per game (313.5). Arizona’s passing offense ranks 17th nationally, while its redzone defense ranks ninth in FBS.

“Arizona is our biggest test of the year and for one reason alone is that they're a very, very, very talented team. Start with their offensive line, a big physical athletic offensive line. (They have) a really deep backfield with running backs, good tight ends and then some good size at wide receiver. Then obviously they got Jacob (Cowing), who's just a tremendous player for them,” UTEP Head Coach Dana Dimel said. “So, they got really a group of very, very talented receivers and a quarterback that's very athletic and makes a lot of plays. So offensively, they're a big, big test for us and they're very versatile with what they do offensively. Defensively they've gotten a lot better. They've recruited well, they've got more talented defensive players on their team now. They're very deep up front. They got some solid depth at linebacker, and they're very deep in the secondary. So, they have the size and the speed on defense. I think they're much improved this year defensively from what they were last season with the things they're doing, as everybody expected them to be. They're going to be a tough test force for sure, as we try to attack them offensively and then try to stop them defensively.”

UTEP (1-2, 0-1) at Arizona (1-1, 0-1)

Date: Saturday, Sept. 16

Time: 9:00 p.m. MT/8:00 PT

Location: Tucson, Ariz.

Venue: Arizona Stadium (57,400)

X Updates: @UTEPFB

TV: Pac-12 Network

PxP: Jordan Kent

Analyst: Bob Davie

Radio: 95.5 KLAQ

PxP: Jon Teicher

Analyst: Cole Freytag

Sideline: Mando Medina

WHERE TO WATCH & LISTEN

The contest will be televised on the Pac-12 Network with Jordan Kent (play-by-play) and Bob  Davie (analysis) calling the action. Fans can tune into 95.5 KLAQ with “The Voice of the Miners” Jon Teicher calling play-by-play in his 43rd season. ‘Teich’ is joined by former UTEP WR Cole Freytag (2012, 2014-16) in the booth providing analysis in his second season and Mando Medina reporting from the sidelines. The action can also be heard on the UTEP Miners app.

SERIES VS. ARIZONA

Arizona leads the series 39-11-2. The last meeting came on Sept. 15, 2017 as the Wildcats ran past the Miners 63-16 on a Friday night matchup in the Sun Bowl. Arizona has won the last 13 meetings. The Miners’ last victory over the Wildcats came on Nov. 14, 1970 in El Paso, 33-17. UTEP is 6-21-1 in Tucson and last won there on Nov. 16, 1957 when the Miners beat the Wildcats 51-14. Arizona joined the Border Conference in 1931, while UTEP joined in 1935. The two programs then joined the WAC – the Wildcats in 1962 and the Miners in 1967. Arizona exited the WAC after the 1978 season to join the Pac-10, while UTEP entered CUSA in 2005.

PLAYING THE PAC-12

UTEP is 0-13 vs. Pac-12 schools since 1978 with five of those contests coming against Arizona.

THE BCS ERA

UTEP is 0-37 all-time versus BCS Power Five schools (0-27 on the road) since its inception in 1998. Overall, UTEP is 1-58 against programs in Power Five Conferences with its lone victory coming against Ole Miss (14-7) in the 1967 Sun Bowl.

ABOUT ARIZONA

The Wildcats won in their season opener, 38-3, over NAU on Sept. 2. Arizona followed with an overtime loss at Mississippi State, 31-24. Arizona QB Jayden de Laura has thrown for 627 yards, ranking 13th in FBS. He ranks eighth in passing yards per game (313.5). De Laura leads the team in rushing (91 yards) and rushing scores (two). Arizona’s passing offense ranks 17th nationally, while its redzone defense ranks ninth in FBS. De Laura is coming off a 342-yard performance on 32-of-46 passing with two touchdown tosses but four interceptions against the Bulldogs. Former Miner Jacob Cowing caught seven balls for 31 yards including a 17-yard TD at Mississippi State. Cowing has 10 receptions for 69 yards and two touchdowns this season. WR Tetairoa McMillan has hauled in 11 catches with a team-leading 226 yards and two TDs. RB Michael Wiley leads the team with 14 receptions for 117 yards, while ranking second with 85 yards on the ground. LB Jacob Manu leads the Pac-12 with 21 total tackles, while averaging 10.5 per game. Manu also had 1.5 sacks. S Dalton Johnson ranks second on the team with 14 stops.

CONNECTIONS

Current Arizona WR Jacob Cowing played at UTEP from 2019-2021. Cowing’s final season as a Miner was a successful one, gaining 1,354 yards on 69 receptions and eight total touchdowns. His ’21 receiving yards rank second-best all-time during a single season in program history. Cowing ranks eighth on the program’s reception’s list with 141, while his 2,595 yards rank fifth all time.

UTEP offensive coordinator Scotty Ohara graduated from the University of Arizona in 2008 with a degree in molecular and biological biology. Ohara was a volunteer assistant coach during the 2007 and 2008 seasons under then-head coach Mike Stoops.

Eight current Miners on the roster are from the state of Arizona. They included CB Amier Boyd-Matthews (Tempe), S Josiah Dye and RB Joshua Dye (Gilbert), CB Ilijah Johnson (Maricopa), OL Julian Laborin (El Mirage), CB Brandon Shivers (Scottsdale), DE Osaiasi Taueli (Mesa), and Sione Tonga’uiha (Tempe).

TYRICE TEARING THROUGH OFFENSES

LB Tyrice Knight leads the nation with 43 total tackles and 28 solo stops, while he ranks no. 2 nationally at 14.3 tackles per game. Knight ranks tied seventh nationally with 4.5 tackles for loss. 

KNIGHT TIME

LB Tyrice Knight racked up another 14 tackles, this time at Big Ten program Northwestern. He opened campaign with 13 tackles at Jax State and followed with a career-high 16 tackles in a win over UIW. The redshirt senior now has 15 double-digit tackle performances in his career. Knight tallied 14 at UTSA and 11 against North Texas in 2020. In 2021, he recorded double-digits six times, highlighted by his career-high 15 against Fresno State in the New Mexico Bowl. Also, that season he tallied 12 against UNM, 11 at UNT, 10 against UTSA and 10 more at UAB. In 2022, he added four more with 14 stops at UNM, 12 at Rice, 11 against UNT and 10 versus Middle Tennessee.

3 IN A ROW

LB Tyrice Knight has posted three consecutive games of double-digit tackles for the second time in his career. Knight concluded the 2021 season with double-digit tackles, while opening the 2022 campaign with double-digit performances.

CAREER HIGH FOR MCKEL

S McKel Broussard tallied a career-high seven tackles at Northwestern. His previous high was six stops in the season opener.

FIRST SACKS

DE Maurice Westmoreland registered his first career sack, while CB Josiah Allen recorded his first, a half sack at Northwestern.

CAREER BEST FOR BALLARD

WR Jeremiah Ballard tallied a career-high 92 yards on four receptions at Northwestern. Ballard added a long catch of 36 yards. His previous best was 64 yards against Boise State last year. Ballard has 110 yards on seven receptions (15.7 avg.) this season. Last season, Ballard tallied 118 yards on 10 receptions and a TD.

FIRST FOR FRYAR

TE Zach Fryar hauled in his first career touchdown on a four-yard leaping reception in the end zone during the first quarter at Northwestern.

CUSA LEADER

RB Deion Hankins leads Conference USA and ranks eighth nationally with 255 yards rushing. Hankins tallied a career-high 174 yards against UIW a few weeks back.

VINSON GETTING IN ON THE ACTION

Transfer TE Marcus Vinson caught his first pass in a UTEP uniform, an eight-yard grab in the fourth quarter at Northwestern.

FIRST ACTION FOR FRESHMEN & TRANSFERS

True freshmen RB Ezell Jolly, andWR Caden Harris, and redshirt freshmen QB Jake McNamara and FB Zachary Essih saw their first collegiate action at Northwestern. Jolly carried the ball five time for 10 yards and was targeted two times, while McNamara threw for 23 yards on 2-of-5 passing and an INT. Harris returned a kickoff 28 yards, and Essih played in special teams kickoff coverage.

CONSECUTIVE STARTS ON THE O-LINE

Senior RG Elijah Klein has started the last 41 games in a row on the offensive line. The string of consecutive contests started on Nov. 2, 2019 at North Texas.

MOVING THE CHAINS

UTEP ranks sixth in FBS and first in CUSA with 65 first downs in 2023.

UP NEXT

UTEP returns to the 915 to face Mountain West program UNLV on Sept. 23. The Miners and Rebels are set to kick off at 7 p.m. in Sun Bowl Stadium. The contest will be streamed on an ESPN Platform and can be heard on 95.5 KLAQ and the UTEP Miners App.

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Arizer Solo 2 Vaporizer Long-Life Portable Vape

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Arizer Solo 2 Vaporizer

The Arizer Solo II Vaporizer is a powerful and efficient device that offers users a premium experience when vaporizing dry herbs. Featuring a faster heat-up time and improved airflow, this vaporizer can provide up to 20 sessions per charge. Its advanced digital panel allows users to accurately select the ideal temperature for their desired vapor profiles. Furthermore, its all-glass airpath preserves the natural flavor and aroma of your dry herbs without any added tastes or smells. With its impressive battery life, user-friendly interface, and pure vapor production, the Arizer Solo II is sure to be a hit with both veteran and novice vaporizers alike. Accurate Temperature Control The Arizer Solo 2 offers users a unique vaping experience thanks to its groundbreaking precision temperature heating system. With an easy-to-use control interface and LED display, users can easily select their desired temperature in either 1 or 10  degree increments, ranging between 122F and 428F. This feature is perfect for those who appreciate the finer nuances of vaping different strains, as it allows them to adjust the heat with precision and extract maximum flavor and effects from each strain. The Arizer Solo 2 makes it easier than ever to enjoy customized, connoisseur-level vaping sessions that unlock a whole new level of flavor and enjoyment. All-Glass Vapor Path for a Seamless Vaping Experience The Arizer Solo 2 vaporizer features an all-glass vapor path, utilizing two included borosilicate glass aroma tubes for optimal flavor and effects. The glass tubing is equipped with a bowl for finely ground material, which is then securely attached to the chamber using rubber grommets. By utilizing only thermal-resistant glass, the Arizer Solo 2 ensures pure flavor and potency in every draw. Through this innovative craftsmanship, the Arizer Solo 2 provides superior vapor production and an unrivaled taste experience. Furthermore, the all-glass pathways minimize oxidation of your materials to ensure your experience is as smooth and flavorful as possible from the first draw to the last. Improved Solo 2 Battery - Extended Life & Performance The Arizer Solo 2 vaporizer boasts an upgraded 3400mAh battery that is more powerful and faster than its predecessor, offering a truly enhanced vaping experience. Not only does the unit heat up three times faster, allowing for quick hits anytime you need them, but it also provides a whopping 3 hours of continuous use on one full charge. You can expect to get around 20 uses out of each charge before needing to plug in again. Furthermore, the Solo 2 can be heated to temperatures up to 10°C higher than the original version, giving you increased flexibility when it comes to finding your ideal temperature setting. And on top of all that, the battery takes just 90 minutes to fully charge via DC outlet. With such impressive specs packaging into one device, the Arizer Solo 2 is sure to make every vaping session smoother and more enjoyable than ever before. Ergonomic and Elegant Design The Arizer Solo 2 is an elegant, functional dry herb vaporizer that can fit comfortably in your hand. Featuring more curves than edges, the Solo 2 is a great blend of aesthetics and ergonomics. The larger frame has room for a powerful heating system, making it one of the most efficient portable dry herb vaporizers on the market. With an attractive look offered in Black or Mystic Blue, you can enjoy top-notch performance no matter which color combination you choose. Whether you’re looking for something to take with you on the go or something reliable for use at home, Arizer Solo 2 strikes the perfect balance between form and function. Solo 2’s modern design not only looks good but also feels smooth in your hands. With thoughtful details like its bright LED display and precise temperature control settings, this sleek vaporizer will make sure that every session. Maintenance The Arizer Solo II was designed with ease of cleaning in mind. The only part that requires regular upkeep is the glass stem, which can be effectively cleaned using isopropyl alcohol. To remove any built-up residue, simply moisten a q-tip, pipe cleaner or brush with the alcohol and wipe out the interior and bowl of the aroma tube. For an even deeper clean, you can soak the aroma tube in iso for up to 10 minutes before wiping it down with a dry cloth. Taking good care of your Arizer Solo 2 vaporizer by performing regular cleaning sessions will ensure optimal performance and a more enjoyable vaping experience.  Why Choose the Arizer Solo 2 Vaporizer The Arizer Solo II is an ideal choice for any consumer looking for a versatile, portable vaporizer that delivers exceptional vapor quality in every session. Plus, with its super long battery life, you can bring it along for a weekend retreat or even an extended road trip without worrying about having enough juice to get you through. - Multi-Purpose Portable Heater: Dry Herbs & Aromatherapy - Original Glass Pod System: Easy to Use & Clean - Patented Hybrid Heating with Fast-Heating Ceramic Element - Custom Session Settings, Only from Arizer - Complete Control at your Fingertips - Extra Long Battery Life & Charge Indicator (Up to 3 Hours of Use per Charge) - Fast DC Charging & Use While Charging for Unmatched Convenience - Isolated Airpath & All Glass Vapor Path for Fresh Air and Smooth, Tasty Vapor - Precise Digital Temperature Control Dial-in to the Connoisseur in You - Carefully Sourced, High Quality Components; Experience Why Arizer is Better by Design - Manufacturer's Warranty + Industry Leading Customer Service Included Inside the Box - Arizer Solo II - 2x Glass Aroma Tubes - Stirring Tool - Travel Pouch - Lavender - Aroma Dish - Wall Charger Warranty - The Solo II carries a lifetime warranty on the heating element. - limited 2-Year warranty covering defects in materials or workmanship. -  1-Year limited warranty covering the battery. - Glass is not covered under any type of warranty. - Proof of purchase must be retained for all potential service requests related to warranties. - Any costs incurred by returning the product are the responsibility of the user - Warranties do not cover units that have been damaged Experience Premium Performance with the Arizer Solo 2 The Arizer Solo 2 vaporizer is an ideal choice for anyone looking for a portable, multi-purpose dry herb and aromatherapy device. From its attractive design to its precise temperature control settings and long battery life, the Solo II offers many features that make it stand out from other similar models. Plus, with its easy-to-clean glass pod system and a manufacturer's warranty plus industry-leading customer service, you can rest assured knowing that your vaporizer will provide you with reliable performance for many years to come. Try the Arizer Solo 2 today and experience why it’s one of the best vaporizers on the market! Available Online - Vapor.com - Puffitup.com Read the full article

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Investigating the Advantages and Detriments of Utilizing a Dry Spice Vaporizer

A dry spice vaporizer is a gadget used to disintegrate dry spices like pot, tobacco, and different spices. The gadget is intended to warm the spices to a temperature that causes vaporization without consuming them, delivering an unadulterated and delightful fume that can be breathed in through a mouthpiece. In this article, we will investigate the advantages and detriments of utilizing a dry spice vaporizer and examine probably the best dry spice vaporizers available.

Advantages of Utilizing a Dry Spice Vaporizer:

More grounded than Smoking: In contrast to smoking, disintegrating doesn't create destructive results, for example, tar and carbon monoxide, which are known to lead to respiratory issues.

Better Flavor: Since dry spice vaporizers heat the spices to a lower temperature, they don't consume the spices, which creates a superior flavor profile.

Expanded Productivity: Dry Herb Vaporizer are more effective than smoking since they extricate additional dynamic fixings from the spices. This is because of the way that vaporization happens at a lower temperature, considering a more slow arrival of the dynamic mixtures.

Helpful and Circumspect: Dry Herb Vape are compact and simple to utilize, making them an advantageous choice for the individuals who need to partake in their spices in a hurry. Furthermore, vaporizers produce less scent than smoking, making them a cautious choice for the people who need to involve their spices in broad daylight.

Inconveniences of Utilizing a Dry Spice Vaporizer:

Starting Expense: Dry spice vaporizers can be costly, with costs going from $50 to $500 or more. Nonetheless, the expense can be legitimate by the expanded proficiency and medical advantages of disintegrating.

Support: Dry spice vaporizers require customary cleaning to keep up with ideal execution. This incorporates cleaning the chamber, mouthpiece, and different pieces of the gadget.

Battery Duration: Some dry spice vaporizers depend on batteries, which might require incessant charging or substitution.

Best Dry Spice Vaporizers Available:

Pax 3: The Pax 3 is a well known dry spice vaporizer that offers a smooth plan, speedy warming time, and adjustable temperature settings. It likewise includes a dependable battery and Bluetooth network.

Strong: The Powerful is a strong vaporizer that produces thick and tasty fume. It offers exact temperature control, long battery duration, and an enormous chamber for spice.

Arizer Solo 2: The Arizer Solo 2 is a dependable and simple to-utilize vaporizer that produces excellent fume. It offers exact temperature control, long battery duration, and a huge chamber for spice.

DaVinci IQ2: The DaVinci IQ2 is a minimal and strong vaporizer that offers exact temperature control and adaptable elements. It likewise includes a durable battery and a removable battery for simple charging.

All in all, dry spice vaporizers offer a better, more productive, and more helpful option in contrast to smoking. While they can be costly and require upkeep, the advantages of disintegrating merit the speculation for some individuals. With different choices available, picking a vaporizer that addresses your issues and preferences is significant.

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The Best Dried Herb Vaporizers To Help You Get The Most Out Of Your Vaping Experience

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The Best Dry Herb Vaporizers To Help You Get The Most Out Of Your Vaping Experience

Dry Herb Vaporizers are a great way to enjoy your favorite herbs without any of the mess of smoking. Vaporizers heat up herbs to the point of vaporization, releasing the active ingredients in a smooth, flavorful vapor. With the right dry herb vaporizer, you can get the most out of your vaping experience, and enjoy your herbs in a whole new way.

When looking for the best dry herb vaporizer for you, it’s important to consider your budget, preferences, and the type of herbs you’ll be vaping. Some vaporizers are designed for specific types of herbs, such as loose-leaf or concentrates, so make sure to choose the right one for your needs. Here are a few of the top dry herb vaporizers on the market today.

DaVinci IQ

The DaVinci IQ is a high-end dry herb vaporizer that offers a wide range of features. It has an adjustable temperature range of 250-430°F, giving you complete control over your vaping experience. It also has a ceramic zirconia air path and an isolated air-flow design for the best flavor and vapor production. The DaVinci IQ is a great choice for those who want the best vapor quality and flavor.

Boundless CFX

The Boundless CFX is a great mid-range option for those who want a quality vaporizer without breaking the bank. It has a full-color LCD display, allowing you to easily adjust the temperature between 100-430°F. The CFX has a ceramic conduction heating system and a long-lasting battery that can last up to an hour and a half.

Arizer Solo 2

The Arizer Solo 2 is a great budget option for those who want amazing vapor quality without spending a lot of money. It has an adjustable temperature range of 122-428°F and a ceramic heating element that provides consistent, even heating. The Solo 2 also has a long-lasting battery that can last up to 3 hours.

AirVape Xs Go

The AirVape Xs Go is a great portable vaporizer for those who want to vape on the go. It has an adjustable temperature range of 200-428°F, and a ceramic conduction heating element for even heating. The Xs Go also comes with a long-lasting battery that can last up to an hour and a half.

No matter your budget or vaping preferences, there is a dry herb vaporizer out there for you. With the right vaporizer, you can get the most out of your vaping experience, and enjoy your herbs in a whole new way.

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Top recommendations for best concentrate vaporizer

When looking for the best concentrate vaporizer, there are several factors to consider, including portability, temperature control, vapor quality, and price. Here are some of the top recommendations based on the latest information:

Puffco Peak Pro: This is a high-end option with precise temperature control and a sleek design. It's known for its efficiency and the quality of vapor it produces .

Dr. Dabber Switch: This versatile concentrate vaporizer can be used with both herbs and concentrates, offering a button-less design and a powerful battery .

Puffco Plus: A portable and easy-to-use option that's great for on-the-go use. It's known for its flavor preservation and health-conscious design .

Utillian 5: This is a solid choice for those seeking a balance between price and performance, offering precise temperature control and a reliable battery life .

XVAPE Vista Mini 2: A competitively priced electronic rig that offers features typically found in more expensive models, such as LED indicated heat settings and wireless charging .

Da Vinci IQ2: This vaporizer offers a sleek design and precise temperature control, making it a top choice for those who want a luxurious vaping experience .

Boundless Tera: Known for its powerful battery and large vapor production, the Tera is a popular choice for both beginners and experienced users .

Arizer Solo 2: This versatile portable device is great for both concentrates and dry herbs, offering precise temperature control and a long battery life .

Firefly 2+: A touch-sensor activated device that offers on-demand heat and a glass heating chamber for excellent flavor and vapor production .

Crafty Vaporizer: From Storz & Bickel, this portable concentrate vaporizer is designed for use with concentrates and offers a robust design and great flavor .

When choosing a concentrate vaporizor, consider your personal preferences, the size of the device, the type of concentrates you plan to use, and your budget. It's also important to read user reviews and consider the warranty and customer service offered by the manufacturer.