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I think that's too subjective to answer effectively without more information. It will depend on vapor/flavor preferences and what kind of rda setup you're running.
Do you want the vapor to be cooler or do you not want the tip to get warm while you're vaping?
Okay now we can get some where. 
What you want is a ceramic drip tip, madvapes sells them but I'm sure they are at other vendors as well.
MadVapes Ceramic Dynasty Drip Tip
It won't heat up like metallic/plastic drip tips. It will eventually heat up but not nearly as quickly as other things.
Aluminum and stainless steel drip tips are good too, but if your goal is to have a drip tip that doesn't heat up, ceramic is the way to go.
What you want is a ceramic drip tip, madvapes sells them but I'm sure they are at other vendors as well.MadVapes Ceramic Dynasty Drip Tip
It won't heat up like metallic/plastic drip tips. It will eventually heat up but not nearly as quickly as other things.
Aluminum and stainless steel drip tips are good too, but if your goal is to have a drip tip that doesn't heat up, ceramic is the way to go.
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your best bet is to look for filipino drip tips. budworx bim bim is a nice 2 piece ss/delrin with nicely machined slots. personally i go with all delrin.
Stone or glass IMO. They both have a lovely feel and dont transfer heat.
Or if your not wanting to spend 20.00 plus.
I just got in one of the cheap (3.00) stone Jade dip tips from china, only down size to it is they could have made that dripping hole a little bigger. But it feels nice
Or if your not wanting to spend 20.00 plus.
I just got in one of the cheap (3.00) stone Jade dip tips from china, only down size to it is they could have made that dripping hole a little bigger. But it feels nice
I've got one of these for my W, mostly because it looks cool. It takes a while to warm up due to it being fairly heavy and acting like a heat sink. Going the other way are these which being thinner aluminum will cool off quicker. I tend to use them in the car because the length makes them a little easier to get hold of when i'm paying more attention to my driving.
It takes a while to warm up due to it being fairly heavy and acting like a heat sink. Going the other way are these which being thinner aluminum will cool off quicker. I tend to use them in the car because the length makes them a little easier to get hold of when i'm paying more attention to my driving.
smok-e mountain drip tips. specificaly the ones with the delrin base. models called "Rameses" and "octalink" its a nice 2 piece driptip.
the 2 pieces seperate and you can use other drip tips on the delrin base. also the delrin is good for keeping the tip cool. another cool thing is that these tips are boared (have a big hole) so its nice to just drip the juice in your tip.
the 2 pieces seperate and you can use other drip tips on the delrin base. also the delrin is good for keeping the tip cool. another cool thing is that these tips are boared (have a big hole) so its nice to just drip the juice in your tip.
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