Advice on Provari models for non-vaper

[jwbnyc]

Just to mention, the Classic has a P3 top cap treatment just like the P3.

 

[Chakris]

I see that the site has a P3 starter kit that includes a Aspire nautilus tank. Might be they think it's a good match.

My Provari 2.5 and kayfun V4 do fine together.

 

[evan le'garde]

Hi folks,

I'm looking to purchase a new Provari e-cigarette for my wife as a gift. She already has a Provari 2 and 2.5. I'm trying to decide between a Provari 3 and the newer (?) Provari 2015 classic. My questions are these:

Which model is generally more highly recommended? Some research shows little between them.
What is the best tank type to add to a Provari 3 or the 2015 classic? She's used the Nautilus a lot and had some issues with cracked tanks and leakage so I'm partly considering this to get her the best kit combo possible that's highly durable, good for flavor and easy to refill/avoid leaks.

I'd greatly appreciate advice/input on which model is best and especially what the best tank options are for either model. I was leaning toward the Kabuki P3 (Kabuki P3 thread tank by House of Hybrids in tandem with the Provari P3 but I'm not sure if it's the best choice. I don't vape myself so I'm a bit of a novice here.

Provari 2.5 and a Russian 91%




The Kayfun V2




Kayfun V2 + Provari 2.5

Svoemesto Provari ring (Right)

 

[The Ocelot]

Just to mention, the Classic has a P3 top cap treatment just like the P3.

So it will take P3 threaded tanks? I didn't realize that. I guess I haven't looked at my Classic very closely.

I have updated my earlier post.

 

[440BB]

One option that's still available is the 2.5 Titanium version, currently the same price as the Classic under Specials. It also features the P3 connector option and flat top, and if combined with the Kabuki would give your wife a lighter version of her favorite device, combined with a higher end version of the Nautilus she likes. Heads and batteries would interchange, so it wouldn't make her current setups obsolete.

Whatever you put together, I expect she will be very happy!

 

[Pipes!]

Just to thank everyone for taking the time on commenting here. Between research, your info and some sneaky 'thoroughly uninterested' interrogation of my wife, I now have a Provari Classic with 1 Kanger and 1 Kibuki tank on the way, next week.

 

[Angus T Rat]

Very nice!

 

[Baditude]

I wouldn't have purchased a P3 (I own 3 Provari 2.5 already), but a kind and generous Provarinati PIF me one a few months ago. (Thank you!!)

I still use both 2.5's and the P3. The boost mode on the P3 is nice feature. I'm learning to use watts as opposed to volts. It's nice to be able to use either 18350, 18490, or 18650 batteries with the P3. I have used a 0.6 ohm rebuildable dripper on it, but generally use my 1.5 ohm Kayfun on it.

Both are nice. I don't have a Classic.