Best mod/set up for everyday use....

[thirty8_4life]

Im using istick 50w with kanger subtank mini. ...i work in warehouse and ride a forklift all day and my setup is a lil too big for my pocket....any suggestions on a mod n tank thats just as powerful at least
30w, that is a little more portable??? Thanks for any suggestions!!!!!

 

[thirty8_4life]

Dowld rather it not be another box mod.

 

[obiejrkmkmob]

I've seen sigelei makes a mini 30w. Check out fasttech.com

 

[jseah]

The joyetech eGo One.

 

[Completely Average]

Really the istick 30W is about as small as you're going to get in a regulated mod.

I think the Cloupor Mini is about the only other regulated mod that similar in size to the iStick 30W, but it's a box mod and you said you don't like those. Any regulated tube mod will be significantly taller because the electronics sit on top of the battery rather than beside it.

 

[thirty8_4life]

Have u used the ego one??? What ohm coil can it handle

 

[Ray73]

One thing I've noticed looking at folks setups on here, its seems a lot of people like the "box" mods (I guess I'm calling it right). Is it that they are very easy to use or carry around or is it just personal taste? I tried one at a local vape shop the other day, its pretty cool, but I like the "pen" look.

By no means am I playing favorites or nothing, but it seems like a very popular mod I see use most, I think if I find one that "strikes" my fancy, I may invest in one.

 

[thirty8_4life]

Mine is very easy to use and i love it but i want something round to use at work

 

[Baditude]

You going to sacrifice size and pocketability if you're demanding anything high-wattage. High wattage demands a lot of battery power (and space for that battery).

It's not high wattage, but it suits my needs every day, and fits just fine in my front pants pocket with a Kayfun RTA. I don't have to worry about breaking it either.

Why Provari?

 

[VapeSomaThis]

I'd say use a (low profile?) mech mod with a safe 18500 (something that can handle ~10amps). It will give you about 27 watts at 3.7V (and a little more on a fresh charge since many batteries output 4.1V fresh).

It'll take less room, but depending on how much you vape, the battery life may be an issue. A solution would be carry a spare battery or maybe use a 18650

 

[Kloudz]

Does your forklift have cup holders? If so, make a hole on the bottom of the cup that's just big enough for your mod to sit in comfortably. Then flip the cup upside down and place your mod in it.

 

[justinlm24]

The ipv mini 70W is my everyday mod. it's perfect for me. Compact and still has the power to run my higher watt tanks. battery life is pretty good for one battery setup. Just an idea

 

[ElevenEleven]

I have to say the Ego One. There's no wattage adjustment other than changing the atomizer's resistance. It comes in two or three different sizes I think.

 

[tom altman]

" make a hole on the bottom of the cup that's just big enough for your mod to sit in comfortably. Then flip the cup upside down and place your mod in it" - nice hack Kloudz

 

[Gilligan]

Been using a Joyetech EgoONE with a 0.5Ω coil in Kanger Subtank Nano and really like it.

 

[tj99959]

i work in warehouse and ride a forklift all day

You sayin' your forklift doesn't have a cup holder????
a plastic cup & a couple of wireties would fix that ya know.

 

[LetsGetDigital]

If price isn't an issue this thing is sexy as hell - would pre-order in a heartbeat myself if I had the spare bucks

XvoStick

 

[nickreese90]

I know you said you don't want another box mod, but for the money and how big it is, the Kanger KBox is amazing. A friend of mine that does landscaping all day long uses it with a SubTank Nano and says he has no problems with it, and it's as big as a cellphone

 

[coolerat]

I do the same job but its cold, hence the name, and I wear a jacket so I carry an IPV Mini.

Cup holder is a bad idea both because it could cause problems with management, for me at least, and at least as importantly its gonna fly out going over a dock plate.

 

[DHolly]

You going to sacrifice size and pocketability if you're demanding anything high-wattage. High wattage demands a lot of battery power (and space for that battery).

It's not high wattage, but it suits my needs every day, and fits just fine in my front pants pocket with a Kayfun RTA. I don't have to worry about breaking it either.

Why Provari?

I've got two of these using the Lemo RTA and very unhappy with battery life. I just finished submitting an upgrade question to Provape I'm so unhappy!