Yeah, but it's basically a collector's edition of a 60watt Radius in Zen's ZNA enclosure, which I believe Zen is going to slide through on the basis that test units have been out since Feb or Mar, I guess hoping nobody is going to take the time to harass a small bespoke craftsman selling, probably at best, 100s of units of a product.
Coming soon: ProVape! The All-American E-Cig Company! (fine print: Designed by ProVape in Washington! World HQ located in the Cayman Islands, products assembled in Ireland & Mexico. Note to US residents: each user must make arrangements to smuggle their ProVape device back into the US).
This is funny... From a cynical, marketing & sales point of view, you could make a credible case for: sub-ohm vaping was invented by juice manufacturers to sell a lot more e-liquid and make vaping 5x more expensive ;-)First, sorry the following is so long, but thought it was a humorous example of how the FDA crap has some unexpected people discovering that "old school" tootle-puffing vaping isn't that bad after all!
Neighbor who works part-time at local vape shop, texted me after he'd stopped by there on his day off. Said he couldn't believe his eyes when he went into the shop...and the usually sub-ohming, cloud-chucking, young guys who work there, were ALL vaping using a big variety of Protanks and Aerotanks that someone had traded in for a couple of new RBAs. Asked me to call him for the whole story.
So. I called and he said they were all smiling as they blew much smaller clouds and were commenting on how surprisingly good the flavor was, how much less juice they were using, how it would be easy to rebuild the coils for them, etc. So the neighbor asked them what made them decide to even try those older tanks.
Guys told him that with the shop owner not being able to give them 30mL of free juice per week any more (FDA says nope to that), and with the amount they were using by sub-ohming...they decided to try some of the "old ___" that somebody had just traded in that morning. They wanted to see what vaping with it would be like, how much juice they'd use, etc. Said they were all using coils between 1.2 and 2.2 ohms, and of course at much lower watts than usual...and loving it!
Those guys ended up buying ALL those tanks, and a few boxes of coils each, too. So, it seems there is definitely something to be said for "tootle-puffing"...even for the usual sub-ohming, cloud-chucking, younger crowd, too!
Great story ! So glad the old gear is being appreciated by the younger crowdFirst, sorry the following is so long, but thought it was a humorous example of how the FDA crap has some unexpected people discovering that "old school" tootle-puffing vaping isn't that bad after all!
Neighbor who works part-time at local vape shop, texted me after he'd stopped by there on his day off. Said he couldn't believe his eyes when he went into the shop...and the usually sub-ohming, cloud-chucking, young guys who work there, were ALL vaping using a big variety of Protanks and Aerotanks that someone had traded in for a couple of new RBAs. Asked me to call him for the whole story.
So. I called and he said they were all smiling as they blew much smaller clouds and were commenting on how surprisingly good the flavor was, how much less juice they were using, how it would be easy to rebuild the coils for them, etc. So the neighbor asked them what made them decide to even try those older tanks.
Guys told him that with the shop owner not being able to give them 30mL of free juice per week any more (FDA says nope to that), and with the amount they were using by sub-ohming...they decided to try some of the "old ___" that somebody had just traded in that morning. They wanted to see what vaping with it would be like, how much juice they'd use, etc. Said they were all using coils between 1.2 and 2.2 ohms, and of course at much lower watts than usual...and loving it!
Those guys ended up buying ALL those tanks, and a few boxes of coils each, too. So, it seems there is definitely something to be said for "tootle-puffing"...even for the usual sub-ohming, cloud-chucking, younger crowd, too!
Word is that the demand from pre-orders was so large that the run was increased from 1K to 5K of units.
Beautiful meerschaum pipe.
Stop the presses! HELL has officially frozen over.First, sorry the following is so long, but thought it was a humorous example of how the FDA crap has some unexpected people discovering that "old school" tootle-puffing vaping isn't that bad after all!
Neighbor who works part-time at local vape shop, texted me after he'd stopped by there on his day off. Said he couldn't believe his eyes when he went into the shop...and the usually sub-ohming, cloud-chucking, young guys who work there, were ALL vaping using a big variety of Protanks and Aerotanks that someone had traded in for a couple of new RBAs. Asked me to call him for the whole story.
So. I called and he said they were all smiling as they blew much smaller clouds and were commenting on how surprisingly good the flavor was, how much less juice they were using, how it would be easy to rebuild the coils for them, etc. So the neighbor asked them what made them decide to even try those older tanks.
Guys told him that with the shop owner not being able to give them 30mL of free juice per week any more (FDA says nope to that), and with the amount they were using by sub-ohming...they decided to try some of the "old ___" that somebody had just traded in that morning. They wanted to see what vaping with it would be like, how much juice they'd use, etc. Said they were all using coils between 1.2 and 2.2 ohms, and of course at much lower watts than usual...and loving it!
Those guys ended up buying ALL those tanks, and a few boxes of coils each, too. So, it seems there is definitely something to be said for "tootle-puffing"...even for the usual sub-ohming, cloud-chucking, younger crowd, too!
Do you mean this thread? For how many years have you stocked up
I keep seeing mention of this person, Zen, who is he or she? All I know is that he/she has 100+ provaris.
