Does anyone else think drip tips are getting too wide?

[Tonee N]

First off, I dislike the moniker "drip tip". Yeah, I remember cutting open the ends of cartridges to drip on the bridge. But you're not gonna drip into an rta. I prefer calling them mouthpieces.

Anyways, I've taken a liking to the tall, straight 510 tip that comes with the Buddha Mini, and a few shorter, squatter ones. But the bigger the atty, the bigger the mouthpiece. Now I'm trying to get used to the chuff cap on the Pico RDTA. But that's a dual Clapton so it makes sense.

I call them "food savers".[emoji2]

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[stylemessiah]

Hate stupid chuff tips, anything wider than my Lemo 2 tip goes in the bin...and it took me over a year to unhate it

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[Bunnykiller]

they are great for drippers while driving

 

[WillieB69]

I'm a Ming and pawn kinda girl. I like 'em long and thin.

Trying to resist a "that's what she said" joke.....


Failed.

 

[VHRB2014]

Drip tips? LOL.

 

[mountaingal]

Some one mentioned "tailpipe" but did not go into the reason for it. One reason the tips got wider is that it creates a "tailpipe" effect and the circulation in the tip when inhaling actually cools the smoke and creates a negative pressure, meaning you get more vapor and it is cooler.
I like the wider tip so I won't get those vertical wrinkles in my upper lip that some cig smokers get from the small diameter of cigs.

 

[vapdivrr]

Some one mentioned "tailpipe" but did not go into the reason for it. One reason the tips got wider is that it creates a "tailpipe" effect and the circulation in the tip when inhaling actually cools the smoke and creates a negative pressure, meaning you get more vapor and it is cooler.
I like the wider tip so I won't get those vertical wrinkles in my upper lip that some cig smokers get from the small diameter of cigs.

A bigger mouth piece gives you less wrinkles? That's a new one

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[Ryedan]

But you're not gonna drip into an rta.

I do it pretty regularly, but then I used drippers for a few years. It's a great way to mix flavors and nic content on the go in a tank.

But that's just me

 

[David Wolf]

Some one mentioned "tailpipe" but did not go into the reason for it. One reason the tips got wider is that it creates a "tailpipe" effect and the circulation in the tip when inhaling actually cools the smoke and creates a negative pressure, meaning you get more vapor and it is cooler.
I like the wider tip so I won't get those vertical wrinkles in my upper lip that some cig smokers get from the small diameter of cigs.

But you're mouth is gonna freeze into a great big O

 

[Belhade]

I do it pretty regularly, but then I used drippers for a few years. It's a great way to mix flavors and nic content on the go in a tank.

But that's just me

Well, I mean, you can, but...um...hm. Maybe I need some wider tips for my tanks.

 

[Tonee N]

Some tanks I use the goon style since they are top build/bottom tank. The others work better with the normal DT.

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[Kprthevapr]

Down the rabbit hole

 

[MaxximusRevelation]

LOL! How wide is that Krp? That one definitely takes the prize

 

[Kprthevapr]

LOL! How wide is that Krp? That one definitely takes the prize

My thumb fits in it
Its over 1/2"

 

[Craybee]

ok so i just bought an Aspire Cleito to go with my Aspire Zelos mod, and i gotta say i'm not too happy with the Cleito. i think maybe it's just too wide for me. it's a really good quality tank but i'm thinking perhaps i just don't have the lung capacity for it, so now i'm looking for a narrower drip tip that'll fit on the Cleito otherwise i just can't use the darn thing and enjoy it.

Addendum:
i found a narrower drip tip from my hardware stash that fits on top of the Cleito tip. now i can say that the Cleito is much more enjoyable, the flavor really comes through, and it's not so much of the face melter it was before. though kudos to those of you who can use the dang thing with the drip tip that comes with it.

 

[Carl2]

I have the Big Baby Beast which comes with the wider drip tip, at first I like it but gradually got used to it. Now I use the Vaperesso tanks once in a while and wish they had the wider drip tip. Like smoking a cig, it's what we get used to.

 

[Craybee]

the funny thing is i recently bought a Smok TFV12, which has an even wider tip than the Cleito. i just stared at it for a day thinking about returning it because i thought that i definitely wouldn't like that tip. finally i bit the bullet and tried it out and I'm fine with it. i guess i only like the super wide tips. go figure.

 

[Verb]

I haven't noticed my drip tips getting any bigger over the years that I've been using them. What in the heck are you people doing to them?

I've been sucking mine.

 

[Tonee N]

I've been sucking mine.

Or plant flowers in it.[emoji6]
I actually changed out the tip which made it shorter and a bit thinner.

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[Flt Simulation]

I am thinking that just about all of the atomizer manufacturers now believe that most everybody does straight lung hits, so the bigger the drip-tip, the more volume of vape they can suck in at one time.

Yup, it becomes pretty obvious that the great majority of the atomizers sold now are designed for max airflow direct lung hits. And it all started when sub-ohm vaping got real popular.

For myself ... I am a Tootle Puffer, so I will just keep vaping on my old reliable Kayfun Lite-Plus RTAs (with there normal size mouth piece).