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NEW VAPE: PIRO by Lamart – Butane Powered Dry Herb

Ralph is at it again! As his famous Tubo Evic vape project comes to a bittersweet end, Ralph reminds us that there are a lot of great ways to vape weed – and here’s another new one.

The PIRO is perhaps the simplest herb vaporizer on the market capable of satisfying modern-day vape expectations.

Butane powered dry herb vapes are great because they offer a full range of extraction powers without any actual settings. It’s all about the technique!

The PIRO is $42!!!

The PIRO is no different, it can squeeze out a bowl in one or two great big hits, or it can chooch on the same bowl for 15 smaller hits for Bambi-lungs.

Piro dry herb vape - butane powered

What makes the PIRO different, other than its blatant simplicity, is the more obvious method of controlling the vapor temperature, or intensity of the extraction.

vape temp guide for Piro
The curved flame intake of the PIRO helps provide a range of vapor intensities and vape temperatures

The PIRO uses an arcing flame intake, which gives the user a general guideline and a starting point for their torch.

The PIRO excels at mid-temp extractions. It’s harder to extract extremely quickly with the PIRO, and therefore also harder to combust with the PIRO.

Combustion is certainly possible though, I promise. :)

I really like using the PIRO with the J-hook, I’m using the J-hook from ModPod Labs. They sell a glass-nippled version that would be AWESOME with the Piro vaporizer.

The PIRO is available from Lamart.ch, starting at $42.

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Troy

I've been medicating with vaporizers, legally, since 2012. I started reviewing dry herb vaporizers and other cannabis products in 2015. I fell in love with creating content around vapes and cannabis vaporization. I'm passionate about the topic and the community. I love bringing people together and I love helping them understand the ins and outs of vaping weed.

2 Comments

  1. Max

    Looks interesting. I just wonder how often it happens that you rather combust than vape? Because if it’s like every other time I’d stick to my vapcap where this almost never happens.

    Reply
  2. iPe17

    Video banned by youtube. What a pitty. I want to get one of these to use with a j-hook.
    Actually a comparison between flip-brick, piro and dreamwood DLX has never been made…
    Anyhow, thanks for the review!!!!

    Reply

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2 Comments

  1. Max

    Looks interesting. I just wonder how often it happens that you rather combust than vape? Because if it’s like every other time I’d stick to my vapcap where this almost never happens.

    Reply
  2. iPe17

    Video banned by youtube. What a pitty. I want to get one of these to use with a j-hook.
    Actually a comparison between flip-brick, piro and dreamwood DLX has never been made…
    Anyhow, thanks for the review!!!!

    Reply

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