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Dabado Gold Bolt Portable Dab Rig Review

Dabado gold bolt kit review

Review by Mat Lee for SSL—After searching high and low for the perfect portable dab rig, and for the most part drowning in disappointment, I think I might have finally found a suitable solution. Sure, I still love my Vuber Atlas for some on the go down low 510 cartridge smoking.

Of course, I can still swap out a titanium and ceramic dual coil or even a globe on my Vuber if I want a little more of a kick with my rip than what a cartridge delivers. But sometimes, you know. Sometimes, you just need something to plant your dick in the dirt so to speak. Something more. Something with a little more oomph.

I could pack up the LIT e-nail and the Stax or the HB and toss it in a case with all the proper attachments, but again, those aren’t especially mobile. At least not as mobile as I would like. I know, I know, first world problems and all that. But it’s the problems we face that drive innovation.

The Dabado Gold Dab rig comes will all you see here…

Never let it be said that my spending time double tapping instagram pics I think are cool or sexy or whatever was a waste. Once you follow the appropriate accounts on Instagram, it’s like a glimpse into the forefront of what’s dope as fuck in the weed industry. All the cool new dabbing gadgets and the beautiful oil people are processing to put in those gadgets find their way to Instagram. Every now and again we’re lucky enough to get something stuff stoners like from a company stoners like. Today it’s the Dabado Bolt kit.

Check out this short video I made showing off the Dabado LeGold Bolt kit in action:

I was lucky enough to get a limited edition gold Bolt kit to put it through the paces with all the different types of material we dab daily here on Dabby Road. I would definitely recommend letting it heat up a few times to full temperature to burn off any weird residue that may or may not be on it. Mine had a little bit of a hot metal type of smell, but after we let it get nice and hot a few times, applied a little terp sauce seasoning, it was good to go.

Before I get into the actual review itself, I should mention there are quite a few knock off’s on the market, as happens with any cool new technology that must get manufactured overseas and gets to market first. Spies spy and copies get copied, then all of the sudden there’s a bunch of knock offs running around the market.

After searching high and low for the perfect portable dab rig Mat Lee found a suitable solution

Sure it causes more innovation, but innovation costs money. If you aren’t able to recoup that R&D money the knock offs didn’t have to invest in, it can be harder to remain in the market while trying to stay fresh and relevant. Especially when the market is vapes and extracts. It seems the technology side of this keeps it moving fairly fluid.

At first we didn’t realize you could add water to the glass part and make it perc a bit. The dry rips out of the Dabado Bolt delivered terp-tastic tasty rips that weren’t too overpowering. I will probably continue to use it dry just because cleaning out watery dab reclaim is a huge pain in the ass, and the water will cause the reclaim to clog the diffuser slits more often. If you want a smoother hit though, you’ll definitely want to toss a little water in there. Be careful though, not too much.

A (slightly dirty) Dabado Gold Bolt in all its glory

So at first it’s a little convoluted how you control the temperature on this thing. Reading the instructions is usually a good idea. Once you charge up the Bolt and put it all together, you tap on the power button three times. This will start it heating up. We had great success dabbing all sorts of material only needing the first heat setting. If you have something with a little more fat or wax in it, aka unwinterized material, you’ll definitely want to let it get up to the second heat setting.

To do this you simply wait until it reaches the green light, which is the first heat setting, then tap the button three more times, this will start the Bolt heating up even further. You can do this three times to reach a maximum temperature of around 526 degrees C, or 980 degrees F. Of course you shouldn’t ever really need to reach that 526 C number, unless you find yourself trying to dab some serious #PoopSoup or something.

The titanium dish heats up in about 30 seconds, and they say you can get around 50 dabs out of a full charge. The battery is a 2600 mAh battery that you can also replace. I also like that if you lose the charging cable that came with it, you can probably get away with using any cell phone micro usb cable.

All in all, at the end of the day, there are quite a few knock offs out there. Don’t be fooled by the imitations. If you want a legit portable e-nail vape, get yourself one of these dope little Dabado Bolt Kits. They are most definitely stuff stoners like.

For SSL, I’m Mat Lee.

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  • Dabado sucks, it's a great way to waste dabs cause the damn nail isn't hot enough til it's been powered up 10 times, nails last like a week. And lol, the customer service.. Well there isn't any. It's just a few lazy ass potheads trying to make money by selling and promoting a product that doesn't even function correctly, and then just blow you off or completely ignore you when you try to contact them

  • Dabado is amazing! I dont know what the guy below is smoking. I use my Bolt on the go and on every adventure, AND Ive had it for 2 months. My glass broke right when it came it and they replaced it free of charge right when I called them. Love the Bolt and cant wait to see more devices from Dabado!! Stay Stoney.

  • I'm sorry Josh had a difficult time with his bolt. Like I said in my review, it probably depends on the material you are dabbing. The winterized stuff works amazing in the dabado, as does clean shatter and live resin. It rips great every time. Maybe you got a defective unit?

  • Not happy bolt heater broke in a month sent it back got broken bolt back with half the stuff missing.

    • That certainly sucks. Did you get a hold of them to send it back? Was it an actual Dabado bolt or a knock off?

  • I like the product but my ceramic piece cracks on first heat up. This is my second one because my first ones ceramic piece broke completely and the store I bought it from replaced the kit. I don't see how it would work once the piece fully breaks again, and I'm sure the place I bought it from won't want to replace it again. I also don't see a way to replace the ceramic piece so in the end it is a waste of $190.

  • I also had my ceramic heating peg snap while replacing my e nail.....worst day ever...only had it for 3 weeks

  • I agree with the bad reviews my dabado won't heat up hot enough it just melts my wax slowly they hits like a pussy.. so not like anything I've seen online and yea it's my second unit the first one came with a broken ceramic base and I tried to use it and it didn't get hot enough just like mine now and I called and some stoner picks up and tries to say they can't take it back cause it's been used so I fucking cleaned it all sent it back they didn't even know and I got my new one and it's just not worth the money any of you "supporters" wanna but mine since your so in love with them lol 140

    • All I can speak of is from my own personal experience and I've never had a problem with it. It is good to note that many people are so others are aware before they make the purchase.

  • Ive had a Bolt for 2 months now with no problem! Make sure you keep it clean it and it will last you a while. I also make sure to dab at the 3rd temp!

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