Best Mod for a rainstorm

[bjannr]

With the warmer weather coming, my trail rides are getting longer. What mod would work best in a downpour? I don't think a wooden one would be a choice, but what about the Provari or Infinity? Whatever I take would either be in a pocket or saddlebag unless in use. I don't like the thought of being unable to take a hit longer than 30 minutes. (It is very habit forming you know). I don't want to do any damage to the mod. I am wondering if I should dig out my 510's, or Ego's.

 

[Caddyman]

I would steel clear of electronics like that, maybe a glv though, they seal up pretty good i think.

 

[jcamacho]

Something cheap that's for sure.

 

[Brutus Buckeye]

Why not a REO, no electronics and being a bottom feeder you have enough juice to last for the whole ride.

 

[lynleestar]

I second the GLV


There's something called an otter box too...

 

[slyfox]

I would use the Old Goats bottomfeeder with the lanyard, and wear it around my neck under my rain slicker, and pull it out just to use then drop it back. I used to ride alot too.

 

[breaktru]

A 3.7v copper. plain and simple

 

[bjannr]

Thanks for the great suggestions. Looks like my Mini will be seeing alot of the country side this year.

On second thought, a Glv with cartomizers may see some sites too.
I really want to stay away from dripping while riding.

 

[Uma]

Do have fun!! The mini GLV sounds like a winner for you.

I use both an OG and an eGO, both in Lanyards while I ride the Grissly (quad) back and forth to the kid's house about 3 miles away. Rain or shine. They are both easy to use with riding gloves, no problem. (would be a problem with thicker gloves). I imagine the GLV would be simple even with thick gloves. One day during a downpour I forgot to tuck the eGo back insdie my coat and by the time I got home it wouldn't work... until I turned it upside down and let the water pour out. It was good to go 30 seconds later. I'm sure the GLV would fair even better because it hangs at a slant unlike my eGo. Take both and see!

 

[mlinky]

I vote for the REO Mini...can't be damaged by rain, dropping, or even being kicked by my horse. I wonder if Rob would consider adding a loop on the bottle side so I could attach a lanyard. It would make me feel better about it while riding.

Here is a thread by a guy who lost his for three days after a party. It had sat open in the rain, and fired right up http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/177358-durability.html

 

[Jimi Mack]

I would say look at the Roughstack at MadVapes. Nice small MOD, with a 1200mah battery, should easily last you a day and very nicely priced.

 

[Rockproof]

Like Breaktru said, a DIY copper. Do you have any skills bjannr? You could do a switchless copper. This is just about cheap and failproof as they come. I could submerge this thing in a lake, take it out, swap the batt and atty and keep vapin (nothing even to rust).

If you want to buy, what in my opinion is the toughest mod available, I say go for a Reo mini or max (all mechanical bottom fed juicer).

If you want to go scuba diving with your vape supplies and take a couple vapes when you hit the surface or the beach, search for theads of the Warbox...everything is enclosed in a waterproof Pelican Box...

 

[timothy]

the saber is the only one that has the electronics sealed, except the battery compartment the vent holes

 

[AaronB]

I was going to mention the war box too, as I do a lot of kayaking and starting to save for one myself.

Like Breaktru said, a DIY copper. Do you have any skills bjannr? You could do a switchless copper. This is just about cheap and failproof as they come. I could submerge this thing in a lake, take it out, swap the batt and atty and keep vapin (nothing even to rust).

If you want to buy, what in my opinion is the toughest mod available, I say go for a Reo mini or max (all mechanical bottom fed juicer).

If you want to go scuba diving with your vape supplies and take a couple vapes when you hit the surface or the beach, search for theads of the Warbox...everything is enclosed in a waterproof Pelican Box...

 

[son et lumiere]

I would have to recommend an icon or a prodigy from puresmoker.com they are mechanical so you can put them in water and they will work. Don't know how the atomizer would hold up though.