After 3 days on my VV Bogger Box Bottom Feeder The vapes are massive and flavorfull with the Empire Bridgeless Atty, I'm a believer. . I feel like I've discovered vaping all over again. The Bottom method of filling is intuitive and easy to learn. I don't even have to think about it.
Bottom feeding has ruined me for any other type of vaping. Sigh… my biggest problem right now is I can't decide what to do with my Provari, New Zmax and New Itaste MVP,.
So here is my story.
4 years ago when I began vaping the common setup was a Atomizer and you plugged the cartridge filled with fiberfill into it. Some figured out that the purest taste was just dripping directly on the Atomizer. Forget the fiberfill. I tried it but it didn't work out it was too tricky and labor intensive.
Than vaping evolved and they made Cartomizers where the wire is embedded throughout the foam. I promptly switched to Cartomizers. Many didn't like cartomizers because you had to keep the foam wet. And some think the foam is nasty, So they invented Clearomizers, which I promptly switched to.
There is one last frontier that I never investigated because of it's high cost and my pigheadedness about trying something new, and that is Bottom Feeders.
The bottom feeder was developed 2 or 3 years ago to provide the flavor of dripping conveniently. Simply you squeeze a Plastic Bottle located on the bottom of the APV and it sends liquid into the atomizer from below. This is contrasted to dropping drops on the top.
The most famous of the bottom feeders is the Reo Grande Series. The Reo Grandes are priced from $145.00 to $195.00 for the aluminum versions which appears mass produced [ very pricy]. A new bottom feeder gaining traction is the vapage Vmod. It's priced around the $100.00 mark but if you wait you can get it with a 50% coupon in the $50s or 60s. They don't have a VV model yet.
A week ago I chose the VV Bogger Box it's a VV 3V to 7V device with a 5 Amp switch. It's hand crafted out of wood and less expensive than the Reo Grande VV. Also it's made in America with a 1 Year Warranty. The Reo Grande VV only has 6 months on the electronics [Shows the confidence level]
To those interested in the VV Bogger Box I did a review earlier today Click Here
Unfortunately or fortunately Marcus shipped on Saturday and the Box arrived on Monday. I had a pair of 2 18350 batteries, so I drove 25 miles to the nearest smoke shop and bought an Boge 2.5 Atomizer. The following day the Empire 1.8 Bridgeless 510 arrived. While the Boge was good the Empire 1.8 is fantastic.
Many of my worries about Bottom Feeding were alleviated with the Bridgeless model. It's forgiving you can over fill it and the liquid just drips back into the built in cup on my APV. Bottom feeding is very convenient , not messy at all and provides the tastiest vape imaginable.
Hi I'm Tom and I'm a bottom feeder and I'm ruined!
Bottom feeding has ruined me for any other type of vaping. Sigh… my biggest problem right now is I can't decide what to do with my Provari, New Zmax and New Itaste MVP,.
So here is my story.
4 years ago when I began vaping the common setup was a Atomizer and you plugged the cartridge filled with fiberfill into it. Some figured out that the purest taste was just dripping directly on the Atomizer. Forget the fiberfill. I tried it but it didn't work out it was too tricky and labor intensive.
Than vaping evolved and they made Cartomizers where the wire is embedded throughout the foam. I promptly switched to Cartomizers. Many didn't like cartomizers because you had to keep the foam wet. And some think the foam is nasty, So they invented Clearomizers, which I promptly switched to.
There is one last frontier that I never investigated because of it's high cost and my pigheadedness about trying something new, and that is Bottom Feeders.
The bottom feeder was developed 2 or 3 years ago to provide the flavor of dripping conveniently. Simply you squeeze a Plastic Bottle located on the bottom of the APV and it sends liquid into the atomizer from below. This is contrasted to dropping drops on the top.
The most famous of the bottom feeders is the Reo Grande Series. The Reo Grandes are priced from $145.00 to $195.00 for the aluminum versions which appears mass produced [ very pricy]. A new bottom feeder gaining traction is the vapage Vmod. It's priced around the $100.00 mark but if you wait you can get it with a 50% coupon in the $50s or 60s. They don't have a VV model yet.
A week ago I chose the VV Bogger Box it's a VV 3V to 7V device with a 5 Amp switch. It's hand crafted out of wood and less expensive than the Reo Grande VV. Also it's made in America with a 1 Year Warranty. The Reo Grande VV only has 6 months on the electronics [Shows the confidence level]
To those interested in the VV Bogger Box I did a review earlier today Click Here
Unfortunately or fortunately Marcus shipped on Saturday and the Box arrived on Monday. I had a pair of 2 18350 batteries, so I drove 25 miles to the nearest smoke shop and bought an Boge 2.5 Atomizer. The following day the Empire 1.8 Bridgeless 510 arrived. While the Boge was good the Empire 1.8 is fantastic.
Many of my worries about Bottom Feeding were alleviated with the Bridgeless model. It's forgiving you can over fill it and the liquid just drips back into the built in cup on my APV. Bottom feeding is very convenient , not messy at all and provides the tastiest vape imaginable.
Hi I'm Tom and I'm a bottom feeder and I'm ruined!
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