The Zeus Arc GT4 is the most capable pocket-friendly vape we’ve tested this year. It successfully bridges the gap between the ultra-portability of the PAX Plus and the raw power of the Mighty+. By utilizing gold for thermal management, it manages to deliver dense, high-temp clouds without the characteristic “conduction burn” found in cheaper units. It’s expensive, but if you want the best vapor quality you can fit in your pocket, this is it.
I’ve seen too many people torch a bong bowl, slap some shatter on top of flower, and call it “dabbing.” That’s not dabbing; it’s just wasting expensive concentrate. When it comes to bongs and dab rigs, there’s a world (and an entire culture) of difference and this guide outlines everything you need to know
I’ve spent years switching between a high-end quartz banger and the latest e-rigs, and as much as I love the tech and simplicity of E-Rigs, there are differences in how they hit and, of course, the vapor quality. Here’s how it all breaks down…
Traditional dabbing has its charms but it’s messy AF, it’s inconsistent, and you’re always one slip-up away from a nasty burn. Enter the E-Rig. These devices have completely flipped the script on how we consume concentrates, making the “torch and nail” setup look like a relic from the Stone Age.
Unlike traditional setups that rely on external heat and things like a nail, an e-rig uses a rechargeable battery (or mains power) to power a heating element (usually a ceramic or quartz “atomizer”). Think of it as the “smart device” of the dabbing world. They’re more convenient, safer, and you get way more consistant results with way less effort.
