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The Best 5 Weed Pens for Dabbing in 2021

The continued growth of the vape market shows no signs of abating. With new brands and products entering the market regularly there’s a lot to keep up with. Vaping is perhaps surpassing expectations in terms of popularity, hence there is room for fresh names to stake a claim to their share.

As the dab pen is among the most popular devices of all we’ve had a look at the 5 best weed pens for dabbing on the market in 2021, so let’s get down to business

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1 – Yocan Evolve Plus Kit

The Yocan brand is established as a leader in quality vape products at sensible prices. Using the latest technology and the most advanced materials, this example of a vape pen is one that others need to follow.

Available at many a reputable online vape store,the Yocan Evolve Plus comes as a full kit ready to get you going straight away, and you can also buy the components separately should you need replacements or stand-by parts.

The Evolve pen consists of a metal outer body with a built-in silicone jar. This makes it more durable than some rival products and suitable for travelling use. It has a 510 thread for interchangeable parts, and the 1100mAH battery is powerful enough for a portable device such as this.

The Yocan trend for using the best materials is displayed in the dual quartz atomizer coils. A ceramic coil is an option for those who prefer it.

The coil cap itself is detachable – all the parts can be removed for cleaning or replacement – and has been cleverly designed to ensure it is leak-proof and provides a seamless operation. Simple to use with one-touch operation, the Yocan Evolve Plus Kit is available in a choice of five colours.

2 – Flowermate Slick 2-in-1

Suitable for wax, dry herbs and e-liquids, the Flowermate Slick 2-in-1 is a popular dab pen of a neat and usable design. The brand has been around for some time now and offers a range of interesting, reliable and affordable products that use advanced design and materials.

The Slick 2-in-1 outer body is made from metal with a carbon-look finish. The active parts use medical grade materials including the ceramic chamber and glass mouthpiece, the former for consistent heat and the latter for a smooth draw of vapor.

A removeable 2500mAh battery is more than powerful enough for what is a portable device (it measures just 16cm x 2.5cm) and a ceramic oven and coils means zero combustion, and a heating up time of around 30 seconds. One charge by USB gives an hour of use or 12 vaping sessions, and there is a built-in 5-minute safety cut-off.

The Flowermate Slick comes as a full package ready for you to start vaping. This includes the body, mouthpiece and battery, as well as a pod for oil and wax plus another for dry herb (these are interchangeable). Also in the pack are 5 mouthpiece and oven screens of different sizes plus a cleaning tool, charging cable and manual.

One benefit of the Flowermate Slick over some rivals is the ability to change the temperature. There are three settings: 385°F, 400°F and 420°F. This feature is operated by clicking a button one, two or three times to select your desired temperature and allows for greater personalized use.

3 – Dr Dabber Stella Vape Pen

Dr Dabber is a well-known brand that has an established place in the vaping, cannabis and CBD markets. The product we’re looking at – the Dr Dabber Stella Vape Pen – is among its most popular dab pens of the moment.

Among the most sleek and stylish of the dab pens we have seen – especially in the neat and discreet black finish – the Stella vape pen packs a lot of features into a nice design at a sensible price.

Supplied as a kit with all you need to start vaping, the Stella vape pen features a 640mAh battery. That may lag behind some of the rivals we have listed here, but this is a pen designated for portable use, and we believe that the battery life is adequate for such usage.

In an interesting change from the usual ceramic or quartz options, the single coil atomizer in the Dr Dabber Stella model is titanium. The manufacturers state this achieves instantaneous heating and consistent heat throughout. A spare atomizer is supplied as part of the kit.

As all of the components are removable and the thread is the standard 510 this pen should work with many other cartridges as well as that supplied. This gives added variety to the user. There is no temperature setting option, it has been pre-set to a point that Dr Dabber believes to be perfect. This pen is for use only with liquid concentrates.

A neatly designed dab pen with some interesting features, that the Dr Dabber Stella lacks temperature adjustment may be the only off-putting factor about what is otherwise an excellent dab pen at the price.

4 – Airistech Quaser Vape Pen

Among the slimmest dab pens we have seen is the Airistech Airis Quaser Vape Pen. This really has to be seen at just 12.8 x 1.1cm to understand how Airistech has managed to achieve perhaps the perfect package.

Available in a series of colours, including the neat and discreet black, the Airis Quaser could be considered a basic yet quality dab pen for wax. It’s important to remember it is specific to wax and should not be used for dry herbs. If you are looking to vape dry herbs, we recommend you check out leading online retailer Vape4Ever for the best choice.

The Airis Quaser has a fairly robust outer casing and a specially designed mouthpiece that the makers claim adds greatly to the experience by offering a purer vape. This is also enabled by the three different voltage settings – 3.4v, 3.7v and 4.2v – which have been carefully chosen to alter the temperature to the user’s preference. The battery is only a 350mAh model, so will need charging quite regularly.

We like the clear window to the wax compartment which gives you a view of the state and amount of the wax left in the compartment. Where the Airistech Airis Quaser scores highly is in the use of a quartz coil atomizer to a patented design they call ‘Qcell’. This further enhances the purity of the vapor cloud for a better vaping experience.

5 – The Kind Pen Jiggy 2-in-1

If you are in the market for a superb-value yet good quality dab pen that can deal with oils, liquids and concentrates we might have the ideal choice: The Kind Pen Jiggy 2-in-1 dab pen comes at a price that we can only called amazing given what the starter kit contains.

Beautifully designed to be sleek and stylish yet functional and easy to use, it’s typical of The Kind Pen brand who are regarded for simplicity and quality. That it can be bought in 11 different colours adds to the appeal for those who want to be seen vaping with a trendy device.

The use of a quartz atomizer – which seems to be the way to go with the forward-thinking brands – is notable, as is the adjustable voltage 400mAh battery. Choose between 3.3V and 3.3V at 0.5V intervals to perfect he vapor output.

The single button usage, fast heating up time and clever mouthpiece design all add up to a dab pen that is unsurprisingly popular. The starter kit comes with everything needed as well as replacement O-rings and an instant heat-dip attachment for more versatile vaping.

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"The popular aspect of Cumbia 420 goes hand in hand with the social context in which we find ourselves. It's a hood sound and speaks of circumstances to which many people were exposed. So, the popular aspect of Cumbia 420 is the support it gives to society,” reinforces La Joaqui.

La Joaqui is too an Argentine urban artist who has collaborated with L-Gante multiple times. Their song, "Lassie,” already counts 10 million plays and has already been remixed to great succces; "Calza Colada” is soon to be released.

Although La Joaqui’s roots feed on the hip-hop universe, she feels at ease with the new movement. After all, she’s been combining cumbia and rap for years.

"Cumbia 420 is catching on in Latin America because it was needed, it's the new thing. Also, because the scene was very open to the mix, to the mixture of genres. Anyways, cumbia is a rhythm that is in the Latinx DNA. Many countries consume this music,” says Maxi El Brother, L-Gante's manager and music producer.

And he continues: "Today's generations were raised listening to that music. Their parents, uncles and grandparents listen to it. Today, it is coming back with a special refresh. It's already being widely accepted in Argentina, Chile, Europe… and it's also arriving to North American territories.”

Hits And Cannabis: The Power Couple

"Being stoned, we take everything with a relaxed attitude, with our minds and inspiration unrestrained. And this gives us a long-term and future vision," confesses L-Gante.

His case proves the apple can fall far from the proverbial tree: one can be a cannabis consumer and, at the same time, remain productive, grow professionally and design a promising future.

Case in hand: In the last few months, L-Gante reached the top of the Billboard Argentina Hot #100 chart with "BZRP: Music Sessions #38" (and its 120 million plays), third place with "L-Gante RKT" ft. Papu DJ (140 million views) and seventeenth place with "Malianteo 420" (31 million plays).

The same happened with "Pistola,” in its remixed version with the famous Pablo Lescano (father of the cumbia villera movement), and their other collab “Perrito Malvado.” With 23 million plays and 22 million plays, respectively, the songs immediately placed #1 in the "Trending" list of YouTube Argentina.

"The stereotype of the lazy stoner exists, okay. But in my particular case, I smoke to disconnect after a long period of concentration," says DT Bilardo.

"There are times when I don't smoke. For 3, 4 or 5 days I am 100% concentrated. I get into a mambo [a sort of productive haze] and then I have to smoke to disconnect and get out of that mambo. I use marijuana as a tool,” he continues.

And this message clearly permeates the lyrics of Cumbia 420. There is a constant reference to joints, smoke, nightlife, parties and “the good life,” in general terms. Cumbia 420 is both about being real and about coming up.

Neither Hustlers Nor Bums: Cannabis Lovers

The crew of artists representing Cumbia 420 usually smokes sativa cannabis strains.

"It is the one that activates you and opens your mind to produce and create new lyrics and ideas," Perro Primo dixit.

Pot is smoked; yes. Maybe every day, but not all day. The recreational consumption of cannabis ends up being a stimulus and, also, a moment of peace.

For La Joaqui, who is a mother and has a strict routine that starts very early — for our region, at 7 a.m., responsible cannabis consumption is key. It has helped her calm her anxieties and also put her thoughts in order.

"It has never limited my actions," she says.

On the other hand, Maxi el Brother, one of the mainstays of the movement, does not smoke marijuana. Although, of course, he has tried it and even, in his words, considers himself "a super cannabis-friendly person.”

He says, "My whole environment, my work team and my friends are all super weed-centric people and the truth is that they are super productive.”

And it’s not just being productive for the sake of it. Neither is it about the "hustle" (in short, making money on the streets).

For the artists of the Cumbia 420 universe, it’s about the final product. Yes, there’s a lot of weed going around, but also a lot of effort and a desire to progress with sensible and consistent work.

"I use cannabis to disconnect and see myself in the third person. I open a gap with my reality and that's what makes me productive,” concludes DT.Bilardo while he rubs his hands thinking about the next step that will take his invention, Cumbia 420, to conquer the entire planet.

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Cumbia 420: The Super Viral, Weed-Infused Musical Phenomenon Bringing Ghetto Back To The Mainstream

By Hernán Panessi and Javier Hasse.

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"Nowhere else have I heard a rhythm like this, a sound like this,” declares the mega-viral Argentine artist L-Gante, poster child for the new, cannabis-infused musical style born in the favelas that’s jolting Latin America and the Spanish-speaking world: Cumbia 420. BUY DABWOODS CART ONLINE

L-Gante not only leads the Billboard charts across the region with his "BZRP Music Sessions #38," but also boasts a total of ten (yes, ten) songs in the “Billboard Argentina Hot 100” list, reaching more than half a billion listeners with his music in the last six months.

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What’s Cumbia 420?

Formally, Cumbia 420 is cumbia, reggaeton and marijuana. In other words, Latin rhythms and good old weed. And its rise to virality reminisces of the ascent of gangsta rap into the mainstream. L-Gante and his crew are to today’s popular music in Latin America what N.W.A. was to American music in the late 80s and early 90s.

"It's reggaeton with the cadence of cumbia in its rhythmic structure,” explains DT.Bilardo, L-Gante’s producer and a guru of Latin American fusions who, by dint of his hits, laid the foundations for the musical phenomenon of the moment.

Cumbia 420 is “a brand, rather than a style,” he adds.

Unlike L-Gante, who has more than 1.4 million followers on Instagram despite a massive shadow ban on his content and profile, DT.Bilardo, who pulls the strings from backstage, has just over 40 thousand. And he likes it that way.

The Cumbia 420 Assembly Line

With an approach to production that reminds of Taylorism – in their serial line of assembly every station is labeled “work,” DT.Bilardo and the crew of the Kriterio Music label (which includes professionals in design, audiovisual art and sound production), publish practically one track per week.

Again: That’s one track per week.

And the path is almost always the same: a song comes out accompanied by a video clip, the view count starts to surge quickly, and, within a few hours, it becomes a hit.

That’s one hit per week!

"Cumbia 420 connects in a very personal way with the audience that it seeks to represent. It's a product that’s 100% designed for people who smoke, for people from the hood, the ghetto. It’s for humble people who are immersed in an adverse situation but want to get out and want to progress,” details DT.Bilardo, talking about the close connection that Cumbia 420 has with its followers.

But Cumbia 420 is not just about the South American superstar L-Gante and his producer DT.Bilardo. Others, such as Perro Primo, are also helping push the movement forward.

"Cumbia 420 exploded because cumbia started to sound, once again, like it used to. As it used to sound in Mexico, Colombia and, obviously, Argentina. And on top of that, now people are super weed-friendly, super into cannabis. So, Cumbia 420 is a perfect connection," says Perro Primo.

Geographically, the movement is interesting too. The members of this crew of young under-35s who, with their strength, novelty and energy, are changing the rules of the independent music game, are separated by the second-largest body of water on Earth, the Atlantic Ocean: While L-Gante and his crew live in Buenos Aires, Argentina, DT.Bilardo is based in the outskirts of Barcelona, Spain.

Curiously, they have seen each other's faces only a handful of times. To date, all the commands arise from an epistolary relationship maintained 100% through the Internet.

Bizarrap's Role

There is a unique force in the boondocks of Buenos Aires, Argentina: music producer Bizarrap, a sort of South American Dr. Dre, a hitmaker who has already accustomed its loyal fan base of tens of millions to a weekly smash rap hit.

If Biza participates in the production of a song, chances are it will be more successful than the latest Justin Bieber, Drake or Rihanna release — and this is quite literal. For instance, his latest session with the Mexican-American rapper Snow tha Product accumulated some 40 million plays on YouTube alone within a week of its debut.

The role of the visionary artist that Bizarrap is in the rise of the Cumbia 420 movement was not minor either. With almost 200 million plays on YouTube and Spotify in just two months, L-Gante's Villarap Session (that's what they informally call L-Gante's "BZRP: Music Sessions #38") is one of Biza's most popular productions. And, some may argue, it's also the true driver behind the original virality of the cumbiero artist born in General Rodríguez, Buenos Aires.

In an interview with Spanish youtuber Ibai, Biza reinforced DT.Bilardo and L-Gante's view of the genre: "Cumbia 420 is cumbia, reggaeton, and marijuana.”

In his words: "It combines a bit of what RKT is, which is a very Argentinean genre that used to be played in a dance club in Buenos Aires, called Rescate. What is unique about it, and there are many people from other countries who do not understand it, is that it is not like reggaeton. Everything is thrown backwards. The percussion is kind of out of tempo. But actually, it is not incorrect. In the end, it's not uncoordinated... It's very strange.”

The Waiting Room – And Cooking The Main Course

In short, Cumbia 420 carries on the legacy of the cumbia villera subgenre. Originated in Argentina in 2001, a year of economic crisis in the country and a complex moment across the region, cumbia villera represents the slums promoting a message of resilience and empowerment.

In its origins, linked to the group R.P.M., Cumbia 420 was born almost as a joke that nobody noticed because they were “just too stoned.”

That is, until L-Gante came into the scene, repeating "Cumbia 420" here, there and everywhere; until it became a trademark.

He tattooed it on his belly, he committed to the project, he sprinkled his inexplicable magic powder over it. His existence is also one of the essential components for this success. A success that, of course, has other reasons.