Anybody Using A Kabuki?

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Employee benefits are important.
We have soft pretzels too.... With Pink salt... yummy.
Yep... and labor has to be calculated at the "burdened rate" which is Hourly wage plus the following:
Total cost of the benefits provided to the employee divided by 2,080 which gives you the per hour cost of the benefits including healthcare and 401k, plus Social Security contributions, disability insurance, unemployment insurance, the cost per Sq.Ft of space the employee takes up in their job divided by the 2080.00 figure (a work year has 2,080 hours in it). So if we pay somebody 15 bucks an hour to shove O-Rings in a bag, and they can do 120 bags per hour, it looks to the outside like it costs 12.5¢ for labor... but the reality is that it's over double that... which doesn't seem like much, but that is JUST the cost to put them in a bag. They need to then be put into bins where they can be picked, and somebody needs to pick them when they are ordered, and they need to be packaged, a shipping label printed... on and on.

And the 90 Dollar tank COULD have included a spare tank and extra parts, but we would then need to charge 105.00 for it, because even though Kanger and Aspire "include" them... they are NOT free! They are reflected in the price.

And trust me, h00ligan, this "Garage Presentation" isn't made in a garage. HoH is a proper company, with well compensated professionals at the helm of the machines, which we own. My employees receive health care, vacation pay, 401K and more. The head of my machine Shop is a 26 year veteran of production and custom machine operations and is a journeyman that is well established in his field, and I'm lucky to have him in my "garage".

Our goal is to offer good value, and while we may very well be the most expensive, I feel the value is exceptional. Our customer service is second to none, our use of premium materials is unprecedented in vaping and at the risk of sounding arrogant, the Kabuki is the #1 selling USA made tank in the business.

And we have bacon in the fridge.
Sorry all I didn't mean to be so down or insulting. I realize upon reading what I wrote it came off that way. A couple things.

I didn't realize all parts were made in the USA. Including the tanks?
as for o rings I still feel that is a spare kit cost that should be absorbed in a $90 tank. Yiu stated the additional costs but the pricing is $3.85 from a third party vendor who is also making money on it. Presumably. So I just don't buy the material or labor costs bagging o rings as part of the process could add significantly to the tank. Hell I'd even say offset the lost profits by making it $90 instead of $89. Sorry it's just the way I feel. That said I did ORDER one and I am looking very forward to receiving it and seeing how well what seems to be a very well designed piece of kit can make the nautilus Bvc coils perform.

As for the the extra tank. I haven't seen where the metal ones are for sale. If THe temp coils I ordered work out then I will use a metal tank. If not it will be glass with a saver. I more worried about it cracking from taking it apart as others here have done. Hit knocking it over.

So since you made the decision not to place extra o rings in with the tank have you listed aLready in this thread the sizes for all of them and also the dimensions of the tank?

Thanks again and I'm sorry I came off so insulting. It really wasn't my intention and at the time I felt I was being objective. In hind sight I was being hard on the company with the language I used though not the root thoughts.

unfortunately neither tanks or o rings are available from mtbaker vapor. Where I purchased from. So I need to figure out where to get those assuming I like the tank and won't be selling it on.

Please accept my apology and understand the admittedly failed intent was objectivity in a thread filled with a lot of fanboyism. Where I saw a series of reasonable complaints leveled that were sort of dismissed. The allure of amazing flavor with disposable coils got me to order. I just hope my tank doesn't break when I try taking it apart because it's on so tight. It's also a concern for me given my fine motor skills and hand strength are degraded right now. So hopefully I can actually get it apart.

Anyway I'm rambling. I mostly wanted to apologize for being insulting and reiterate that wasn't the intent. I will look for tank options and the o ring and tank dimensions too.

Oh and thanks for clarifying that EVERYTHING is made in the USA. I didn't figure the tank was for sure. Wonder if any o rings are ever made here. Lol.
 
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When i just started out i went evod to subtank and then some kfls. But the subtank coil were so prone to spitting and popping. Then i kind of stumbled on the nautilus. I really think its severely underrated, and why a provari 2.5 and nautilus is not the go to recommendation for a new vaper boggles my mind.

I think the subtank is fine and it has some nice options... But straight from smoking to that?!?! Good grief.
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Food For Thought?

I have never owned or tried a "Zen" anything before the 'Kabuki'. I am a 'fanboy' for a reason! Zen has given me something that I have personally wanted since I began vaping. I want to 'vape' as easily as it is to 'smoke'.

I don't want prep time before leaving, carrying all sorts of extra gee-gaws with me whenever I leave the house.

ProVape solved one issue for me with the Radius - only PV this guy will need, and Zen (via ProVape) gave me the perfect topper with a P3 connector, that tastes great to me. It is only my bad hands that make me break the glass...

I'd rather have a plastic/poly/whatever tank and need to replace it every year or so-that is my only wish.
 

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I appreciate the link but since I've already bought the device I'd rather get the dimensions for the o rings and tanks I think.
Even with a tank and a spare parts kit additional 50% shipping is a lot.

It would be great if some tanks and o ring kits got shifted to any vendors (I don't know if anyone but mtbaker sells them) so when people buy they can get them included in the original purchase shipping cost. Or add them to an order filled with other is like juice or a mod or something from a third party vendor.

Any plan on getting these parts to vendors ? I understand why the flat rate exists. It sit doesn't work out well to buy $12 in parts with it.

Anyway I'm excited to taste the flavor everyone is raving about. When I'm all convinced of that I'm sure I'll have no issue eventually ordering a metal tank and o rings and hopefully another couple of things . I feel pretty confident so,e research will reveal a source for tanks that work and are mass produced. Unless it's some really very odd dimensions.

Some of the other items listed there look very nice.

One thing I'd like to clarify is that I've been running tco analysis for decades now. Which is why my view is markedly different than the vendors. I professionally manage purchasing based on what it costs me / us and what their costs are is inconsequential. Value is a statement of consumers not vendors. Consumers don't care if the fridge has bacon. Unless maybe we that don't eat pork find it as a reason to depart the vendor. ;) that may be the difference in my approach vs the guy making it. Neither is wrong. Neither directly considers the others point of view.

In this capacity if the kabuki as it arrives needs nothing additional for say 2 years. Than the cost halves per year plus coils. Etc.

So when you have a $6 shipping for $12 of goods it's a 50% addition to the tco. For backup o rings clearly it can't be tough to justify for a backup tank. Buying a metal tank presents a different argument as it brings something to the argument as it's not just a replacement but increases durability. And can extend the proposed ownership time without incident significantly.

Anyway. I'm not a bad guy. I'm value conscious. And I mistyped earlier in some of what I wrote. So again I apologize.
 
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...just a few of a my thoughts on the capacity of the Kabuki - I like it a lot! I think it is spot on for my taste.

I like to change my flavours slightly and frequently. For instance I might start a new coil on something like a Black Note Prelude which is a super quality, mild virginia tobacco, and then move to another in the same family with a bit more spice (cadenza) and finish with something with more oomph (bravura or forte) :) So the Kabuki gives me the perfect size to do this. On another day or in my case another Kabuki tank I may have some custardy types and work to something like a Cashmere Millions Centaur which is a vanilla ice cream with orange sherbet :) I can't vape the sweet ones for long though.

I suppose this comes from my pipe smoking days where I would have different pipes for different tobacco varieties .

Glass is also my tank of choice and doubt I would ever use a plastic with a higher volume even if it was included with the Kabuki.
 

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...just a few of a my thoughts on the capacity of the Kabuki - I like it a lot! I think it is spot on for my taste.

I like to change my flavours slightly and frequently. For instance I might start a new coil on something like a Black Note Prelude which is a super quality, mild virginia tobacco, and then move to another in the same family with a bit more spice (cadenza) and finish with something with more oomph (bravura or forte) :) So the Kabuki gives me the perfect size to do this. On another day or in my case another Kabuki tank I may have some custardy types and work to something like a Cashmere Millions Centaur which is a vanilla ice cream with orange sherbet :) I can't vape the sweet ones for long though.

I suppose this comes from my pipe smoking days where I would have different pipes for different tobacco varieties .

Glass it also my tank of choice and doubt I would ever use a plastic with a higher volume even if it was included with the Kabuki.
How long does it take these new nautilus coils to move from one flavor to another and eliminate crossover. Or do they ever really get clean of your old flavor or kind of add to the new one in some capacity ? I haven't used the new nautilus coils.


Also do people have a preference for 1.6 vs 1.8.? I'm guessing they're stamped after they're tested and they're all made in the same factory line and marked to whatever is closer. So effectively same thing.
 

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How long does it take these new nautilus coils to move from one flavor to another and eliminate crossover. Or do they ever really get clean of your old flavor or kind of add to the new one in some capacity ? I haven't used the new nautilus coils.


Also do people have a preference for 1.6 vs 1.8.? I'm guessing they're stamped after they're tested and they're all made in the same factory line and marked to whatever is closer. So effectively same thing.

Well I found the hard way that there is a fair bit of ghosting with flavours if you follow strong one with a mild. Which is why I start mild and work up :) I think it is okay if you follow something like a tobacco with something like Nicotiket Virus , a RY4 or even a custard but not really the other way.

I found that Halo Longhorn really ghosts the tank, so that is saved for the end of a tobacco run and end of coil.
 

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Yah anything with citrus specifically lemon is always awful. I don't plan on a lot of flavor hopping. I have two adv. providing it gives me one that tastes good I'll likely use that. Alternately flavor changing with nickel heads works fine as you can get almost everything out. Without destroying the coil


I read mixed reports on both the vair and vapor shark temp coils. The v air reportedly fall apart and are half the price of the vapor shark which pro ported,y offer almost no flavor. Then there's another kind that's $10 a coil but you can dry burn and rewick them?

Anyone have any recommendations on a temp,coil to use? I ordered vs to start with
 
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Oh and thanks for clarifying that EVERYTHING is made in the USA. I didn't figure the tank was for sure. Wonder if any o rings are ever made here. Lol.

The tank Glass is made in Cleveland Ohio, of USA sourced material. The O-Rings we use are made in the state of Illinois. Our packaging is USA made and sourced right down to the labels. We did use Chinese packaging once and it was a disaster... The coil is sourced in China... everything else is made in Spencerport NY by a team of highly skilled workers that deserve a lot of respect, which I give them! And they enjoy the bacon.

Parts are available at the HoH square store, which I cannot link to, due to rules here... I believe others have posted it in this thread, along with tank dimensions and ring sizes.

I accept your apology, but even that was insulting.

And complaining about the cost of shipping should be directed at USPS... I have no control over that, and nobody else does either... My choice is to swallow the shipping, or have you pay for it.

All the parts are all available to my vendors at wholesale... your request should be to them to carry them, I cannot hold a gun to their heads and force them.

My margins are thin... It's hard for a USA manufacturer in the vaping industry, because I am competing with Asian manufacturers on a daily basis. I have to make the hard decision to not include the extras, just so my price point can be below $100.00 on the lowest margin product I have ever released to the market. My only salvation in the world economy stage is that I can provide better customer service than anybody else in the world, and I like to think we do exactly that... for example... I'm addressing your concerns at 3:50 AM when the rest of my staff is sleeping.

And a lifetime warranty on everything but the glass, coil and O-rings is nothing to sneeze at. Most people would go through 10-15 imported tanks in the lifespan of one of mine. There are people in this forum that still use tanks I sold 4 years ago. Parts are still available, service is free if they have an issue. And that is transferable... And when you look at my companies service percentages, less than .5% of the products I have sold (which are in the hundreds of thousands) have been in for service. China has a 0% return rate, however, because when they break, you throw them away. So when Kanger includes extra O-rings you can end up with lots of spares, because the product doesn't last long enough to need them.

And now I'll apologize to you, because I've been getting heated about this exchange, because your analysis of the situation doesn't take into account the reality of competing in a world economy, and it frustrates me when somebody tells me how much I should throw in for free when I barely make enough to cover the bills as it is. Walk a mile in my shoes... the bullets are real out here in the wild wild west.

When the Kabuki came out... people were OUTRAGED.... "HOW DARE you charge so much for it!" and the entire time I was saying to myself... How dare you complain... the margins are laughably low. SO low, that each production run may be the last. Consumers wish it would sell for 40 bucks... I wish it could sell for $140... It's a hell of a value.

In fact, can you show me a USA made tank, with Fused Quartz tank, made of 316L stainless steel, that has a wide range of accessories such as optional stainless tanks, third party accessories as well, and with a transferable lifetime warranty that sells for less?

And if you can find such a thing at ANY PRICE, what does it sell for?
 
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The tank Glass is made in Cleveland Ohio, of USA sourced material. The O-Rings we use are made in the Illinois. Our packaging is USA made and sourced right down to the labels. We did use Chinese packaging once and it was a disaster... The coil is sourced in China... everything else is made in Spencerport NY by a team of highly skilled workers that deserve a lot of respect, which I give them! And they enjoy the bacon.

Parts are available at the HoH square store, which I cannot link to, due to rules here... I believe others have posted it in this thread, along with tank dimensions and ring sizes.

I accept your apology, but even that was insulting.
Really? Sorry you feel that way. I'm not an emotive guy. I'm an analyst so perhaps I don't see it. Thanks for the details on the manufacturing. I a,so wasn't aware of the lifetime warranty on the top and bottom caps.

And complaining about the cost of shipping should be directed at USPS... I have no control over that, and nobody else does either... My choice is to swallow the shipping, or have you pay for it.

I'm not complaining about shipping. I'm discussing the fact that a 50-% addition doesn't make sense to me as a value point of view I don't expect you to pay shipping. If I end up ordering $60 worth of stuff than a 10% add on is just fine. For. $12 order for a cost of ordering it's not a good proposition. Which is why I followed by asking if these parts would be made available to any other vendors selling your product. Who also sell other things where people can include them with orders for juice coils etc. or maybe you could sell coils for your tank. You may have them there and I missed them that could help justify the lowest shipping. Alternately very little snail mail gets lost. A couple of o rings and a screw could easily be sent with a stamped envelope no? Maybe a disclaimer the customer takes the loss if it doesn't arrive. Point is I was discussing. Not complaining.

All the parts are all available to my vendors at wholesale... your request should be to them to carry them, I cannot hold a gun to their heads and force them.

thanks for answering , however tersely, but it wasn't a complaint it was a question. I didn't see the dimensions. Maybe I didn't click deep enough ? You can tell vendors you need them to offer spare tanks and o ring kits for sale while they offer your atomizer can't you? No not at gunpoint. Given mbv has their own version I'm surprised they didn't get a spares kit in blue made up from you.

My margins are thin... It's hard for a USA manufacturer in the vaping industry, because I am competing with Asian manufacturers on a daily basis. I have to make the hard decision to not include the extras, just so my price point can be below $100.00 on the lowest margin product I have ever released to the market. My only salvation in the world economy stage is that I can provide better customer service than anybody else in the world, and I like to think we do exactly that... for example... I'm addressing your concerns at 3:50 AM when the rest of my staff is sleeping.

yes for sure it's great you take it to answer thing like that. I appreciate it! Oh heads up your Facebook messages must not be getting to you. I sent one a few days ago and it hasn't been addressed. There's no need now, I just figured you'd want to know.

boy can I sympathize with margins - mine are incredibly thin. I have extremely limited funds as I'm readying for brain and double spine surgery while competing with medical raping and job abstinence. I chose to buy your tank my wallet could have gone for a cheaper alternative with all the spares - i chose yours. So I don't feel opining on a few minor things is a huge sin especially when reiterating that overall I'm excited to receive.

While your presence is obviously extremely appreciated here it's a user forum. Should, a discussion thread on an independent forum tip toe about because the creator comes to the thread? I guess I could have waited to discuss any of it and opened a review thread but I at the time had no idea how present you were here and I expressed some opinions, worded badly but not malicious or with any intent to derail your company or or product sales. I even said. I'm buying one anyway because the flavor is meant to be so good. And when. I get it and I agree that it's the cat pajamas I'll review it as just that. And if I see issues I'll state that too. Because it's a forum and a read for sharing honest feelings about a product I thought! one that requires more tact than I initially offered. won't apologize for concerns or observations. But it should have been addressed much better by me and again I am truly sorry for that and if you felt slighted by the way it was approached.
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And a lifetime warranty on everything but the glass, coil and O-rings is nothing to sneeze at. Most people would go through 10-15 imported tanks in the lifespan of one of mine. There are people in this forum that still use tanks I sold 4 years ago. Parts are still available, service is free if they have an issue. And that is transferable... And when you look at my companies service percentages, less than .5% of the products I have sold (which are in the hundreds of thousands) have been in for service. China has a 0% return rate, however, because when they break, you throw them away. So when Kanger includes extra O-rings you can end up with lots of spares, because the product doesn't last long enough to need them.

I guess my take away here is that you provide lifetime warranty on the top cap drip tip and bottom section. And that you're mad. What does the. Warranty cover ? I'd assume most will be dropped at some point which would presumably void the warranty? This is something of which I was unaware and I'm very interested to learn what would be covered.

And now I'll apologize to you, because I've been getting heated about this exchange, because your analysis of the situation doesn't take into account the reality of competing in a world economy, and it frustrates me when somebody tells me how much I should throw in for free when I barely make enough to cover the bills as it is. Walk a mile in my shoes... the bullets are real out here in the wild wild west.

When the Kabuki came out... people were OUTRAGED.... "HOW DARE you charge so much for it!" and the entire time I was saying to myself... How dare you complain... the margins are laughably low. SO low, that each production run may be the last. Consumers wish it would sell for 40 bucks... I wish it could sell for $140... It's a hell of a value.

I can fully sympathize with what it's like being s small business owner. And I do understand wetting margins and keeping to them.

So may I offer a suggestion

Will you carry Bvc coils at a competitive price $9/5 ?
Temp control ones for $18 if vapor shark
Latest allows value conscious consumers to buy a couple of small parts a tank or two and spares kit load up on 2-4 packs of coils and then shipping is not even worth consideration from a percentage standing.

I understand your point of view. I stated in my other thread we both approach it from different angles you from a manufacturer and me from a consumer. You feel consumers don't get how hard it is for you. Maybe you don't get how hard it is for many of us. Certainly I have a ton of financial issues right now. But I don't want to return to smoking. I need a feat tank with great flavor and disposable coils. Preferably that has longevity. after the brain part of the surgery I can't build. Maybe after the second spinal surgery I'll be able to again. Those are real concerns. For me....the thing is. I don't expect you to give a .... about me you're making a product to make money. Just don't be upset when a consumer is also thinking of them self when they say I can't believe xyz abc. They're thinking of them self in that situation just as you're thinking of yourself in your post and position. I don't expect you to send me at cost parts because my finances are very low die to crazy circumstances. You can expect people not to be surprised when they don't find what have become standards because you can't bottom line it the way you need to with them. Do out see my point

I'm glad you do USA creation. I'm looking forward to seeing what many have said is a fine piece of craftsmanship. I can't wait to see how well the nautilus coils can really perform in an awesome tank. I accept the cost of this tank is more like $105 -$115 over time as at least one glass will break. Needing at least one spare and likely more. Maybe another suggestion is to sell vape bands to,your customers to save their tanks. Or find an o ring that isn't so tight(people break them taking it off(this isn't first hand just what I've been reading) so people can have a choice of how tight the tank fits.

Anyway in the end I'm a consumer. Manufacturers don't care about consumers by and large, they want money from them. . It's not a surprise that most consumers don't care about manufacturers, they want their products as cheap as possible. It would be great if we can bridge that gap. It's started with your explanations and I hear you. Understood sir on where you're coming from. I hope you can open up to consumers who have become used to certain things. And find discourse to explain it without allowing it to anger you.

I'm greatly looking toward using your product. I'm sorry you felt my apology was not good enough so I'll close by saying. The responses in this post have zero emotion behind them. They are pragmatic reason response and questions for your post designed for conversation about provided information. Inflammation or belittling is not what I'm after, ever. While I may misstep with my verbiage occasionally I hope you can come to believe my intent is typically that of well wishes or information gathering. I'm certainly not trying to troll a thread for my latest high end manufacturer I bought ! Not piss of the creator of said mod or community of users.

So for a final formal. Please do accept my sincerest of apology for the previously bad apology. And my best wishes for your continued success.

In future when I present opinions in a product thread I'll treat every one like the manufacturer is sitting err and ensure it can be seen as nothing but a cost analysis and review of the vape experience
 
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I certainly don't think the Kabuki is overpriced....when I look at some of the RTA's out there they are at least as expensive...and plenty are far more expensive...you have to understand you get a premium product that's on par with or supersedes these premium RTA's....don't compare it with the Nautiluses/Tritons/subtanks etc. of this world, compare it to the ubertooths, gems, hurricane's etc. and you will find that's actually quite reasonable priced....at least that's the way I look at it.
 

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That's the area the pricing would put it in and if the build quality is there then I'll be thrilled. I haven't once stated it was too expensive. The only comment I made was a $3 pack including two o rings and a screw should be Included. I agree at this price point a spare tank would be unreasonable. I just wish the shipping one was metal. Or there was a metal option for maybe a few dollars more in his costs dictated it.
 
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ugh. Get a 510 version, and if you don't like it, put it up on the classies - it will sell. Get the device, then subject it to scrutiny. Review it to your heart's content. Can we get back to business now people?


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Yup yup. That's the plan. Mine is ordered. I was trying to explain a few things as obviously everyone got ...... off at me.


Anyway I've said what I wanted to. I'll wrist now. And when k receive it give it s few days and use with my adv. then provide my opinion. Which is hopefully going to be overwhelmingly positive
 

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I have had my P3 with the Kubuki topple over on my glass topped coffee table numerous times, granted not from a height, but still quite a loud bang. Thankfully no broken tank for me thus far. I think the glass is very high quality and does stand up to some "normal" carelessness. Having said that I did try to order a spare from my supplier today , but he was out for a week - I will get one then and combine with some other items to maximise shipping value.
 
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I have had my P3 with the Kubuki topple over on my glass topped coffee table numerous times, granted not from a height, but still quite a loud bang. Thankfully no broken tank for me thus far. I think the glass is very high quality and does stand up to some "normal" carelessness. Having said that I did try to order a spare from my supplier today , but he was out for a week - I will get one then and combine with some other items to maximise shipping value.
Where are you ordering them from and does that supplier also carry coils; o ring kit; metal tank? And are they an online vendor? Gotta maximize that shipping! That's my point! That's good news on the tank durability thanks for sharing. I have a vape band of whatever they're Called but it's from mews juice and I bought one bottle of that stuff and am not about to advertise something on my edit setup that I don't get paid for. So I need no print vape bands. Or maybe find a tank saver solution at Michaels. N
 
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Where are you ordering them from and does that supplier also carry coils; o ring kit; metal tank? And are they an online vendor? Gotta maximize that shipping! That's my point! That's good news on the tank durability thanks for sharing. I have a vape band of whatever they're Called but it's from mews juice and I bought one bottle of that stuff and am not about to advertise something on my edit setup that I don't get paid for. So I need no print vape bands. Or maybe find a tank saver solution at Michaels. N

I am in Western Australia LOL and the online vendor is 4000km away on the other side of the country :) And yeah, I get coils, cotton, wire, juice and anything else I can think of. They do normally have all the spares and the owner did mention to me about the SS tank, but I like glass, and if one breaks then so be it. I do reckon a vape band would be great insurance, but I paid good money for a slick outfit so don't want to mess with the aesthetics that appeal to me :) A good old fashioned rubber band would do the same job if one was in a pinch or in an environment where constant knocks are likely to happen.

Touch wood again :D
 
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