advice on what to get

[The Vaping Trucker]

I just started vaping 4 days ago purchased a basic Criss Cross starter to try vaping and see if this 33 year 2 pack smoker could reduce my smoking with it. In short I'm loving vaping but definitely need a much better unit. Any suggestions on a good unit that can handle a little bumping around in my pocket and has a good or decent throat hit to it. I'm a truck driver and in and out a lot any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[spitfirelance]

I'll defer to the vets because I'm pretty new also but, like my eGo Twist with a Kanger Protank and Protank Mini. Pretty inexpensive way to start.

 

[Txaggiesaunt]

Here's a great starter setup. http://www.myvaporstore.com/Vision_Spinner_Joye_Ego_C_Twist_Combo_p/vvs-c.htm or this Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0. Good luck & VAPE ON

 

[TheReign]

The device delivers what you have in your tank, of course the tank will make a difference as well as the juice your using. Do you like Tube mods or box style mods?

 

[Buggainok]

Here's a great starter setup. http://www.myvaporstore.com/Vision_Spinner_Joye_Ego_C_Twist_Combo_p/vvs-c.htm or this Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0. Good luck & VAPE ON

I agree about the MVP 2. Here is a link with a much better price:

Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 Iclear 30 V2 VV/VW

 

[The Vaping Trucker]

Looks like I need to research the mvp2 a bit and see if it will suit my needs. Have to see if it will fit in my pocket ok thanks for the advice all..

 

[JTrain23]

The Itaste VV or MVP2. Both are great. I own both. MVP2 has an incredible battery and that's a big deal for me. I get 3+ days off a charge and I'm a pretty heavy vaper. Whatever you decide on, congrats for ditching the cigs!

 

[jiminsandiego]

I'm a beginner….. but get a Kayfun lite plus clone (texas vapors select $50) and a MVP (eciggity $40) and you will have a setup that gives you killer flavor/ vapor, a big tank, and hours of battery time. You tube will show you how to make the coil and cotton wick. This is a very effective nicotine delivery system that is almost sure to get you off smoking (IMHO).
Jim

 

[JTrain23]

I'm a beginner….. but get a Kayfun lite plus clone (texas vapors select $50) and a MVP (eciggity $40) and you will have a setup that gives you killer flavor/ vapor, a big tank, and hours of battery time. You tube will show you how to make the coil and cotton wick. This is a very effective nicotine delivery system that is almost sure to get you off smoking (IMHO).
Jim

RBA's might be a little much for someone that's just starting out. Especially someone who's spending the vast majority of their time on the road. Get a couple tanks and a couple juices, along with a good batt and let it roll until you have a better idea of how much time you wanna put into this "hobby".



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[mrmojo767]

I just got my Kanger Evod and it fits in my pocket. I picked up a starter kit for about 50$ canadian. So far, so good.....no more smokes 18mg nic. I was a pack and a half a day smoker for 21 yrs.

 

[TheReign]

Good thing youtube is there with lots of people sharing ideas/builds to help ya get on with RDAS or RTA's

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

Under $100 APV's, I like the Sigelei V3/V5. Great quality, telescoping, very nice and reasonable. A lot in that package.If you are interested in high-end devices, then that is one of the smartest things you can do. The Provari is a fabulous device and certainly top end. Few other APV's can compete at that level. Get the mini. You can add extension easily later, often blinging out the Provari. For toppers, I like:

Clearos:
1. Nautilus
2. Aerotank
3. Protank

Carto Tank:
1. IBTanked
2. Phiniac
3. GP Snp

RTA's:
1. Kayfun (3.1 or Lite Plus)
2. Taifun GP
3. one of the above

I evolved from clearos to cartos to RTA's. I'm exclusively using RTA's and an occasional RBA (Origin or Taifun Dripper). Love the path and evolution I took. If I had to do it all over again, I would buy a Provari and Kayfun day one, learn to rebuild by watching YouTube tutorials, buys some 28/29 gauge kanthal and cotton wicking and DIY my juice (which I did do day one). My vape is excellent and very hard to improve, but I continue to pursue. Very, very happy in Vapeland these days. Good luck, power up and vape on!