Best pocket vape setup?

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JonnyB88

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The leakage is most likely from the tank you use not the battery. That beeing said the Itaste MVP works perfectly for a "pocket and go" set up. I like it with the protank or an evod but have not had any leakage with the Iclear16s either. :2c:

Once again, you beat me to the MVP answer haha.
But, really, it's great for pockets considering it's a sturdy box mod.
Never had any leaking with either Protanks or iClear 30s.
 

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    Yeah its not the battery thats leaking.

    For the pocket I prefer ego twists or an X6. The X6 is actually my favorite pocket battery because of its size. It's shorter than a 1000mah ego (though thicker) and its 1300mah. I also like the thicknss of the battery and well it fits in my hand. I use protanks and have no leaking issues in my pocket.

    I also have a iTaste MVP and though it would seem a good pocket mod I don't think it is. Its big, heavy and I don't like the way it feels in my pocket. My MVP sits at home mostly un-used.

    My eGo C twists, X6, and vamo V3 gets the most usage outside my home.
     

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    I've just started carrying the original non vv gripper with vision nano clearos and am very happy with the setup. I keep extra batts, juice and clearos in the car. The gripper is smaller than a cell phone and disappears in my pocket with no leaking.

    I second this setup to match your requirements. Great size, virtually no possibility of leaking. Great suggestion.
     

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    I have to agree with a couple of others that suggested the Innokin iTaste MVP. Just picked up one of these a couple of days ago. The built-in proprietary 2600 mah rechargeable battery has been said to last up to three days on one charge, can charge your cell phone if necessary, and fits easily in a shirt or pants pocket. Variable voltage up to 5 volts. No built-in atomizer meter in this. http://altsmoke.com/starterkit/innokin-mvp/innokin-mvp-itaste-kit.html


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    Bottom feeders seem to be becoming more popular. I recently got a Vapage VMod-XL. The AW 18650 2000 mah IMR battery lasts me nearly 2 days, and the 9 ml juice bottle lasts me 3. The pure unadulterated flavor of a drip atty and the convenience of a tank. Easily fits in any pocket. Doesn't leak. What's not to like about this?

    Also available in an even smaller model (VMod 2.0) that uses a 14500 battery and 4 ml juice bottle.

    http://www.vapage.com/V_MOD_s/173.htm#


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    For extreme stealth and something that's not going to break the bank, the $16 Smoktech Gripper (mechanical) is tough to beat. Takes an 18350 battery that should last most folks several hours or more. If you plan on using something other than an XL length cartomizer with this, be sure to grab the gripper extender for a few bucks to be able to use a clearomizer or cartotank. http://www.gotvapes.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=104_273_235&products_id=1309

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    People are listing the Vamo and MVP as pocket PVs? I bet you get a lot of compliments on the bulge in your pants at the bars. :toast:

    The eGo T does leak and IMO it was to do with heat and humidity. I never have any issues in doors and have tried the soft caps, making sure the tank is lined up correctly on the atty and I was taking long/slow draws. Still leaks. The eGo-C has been better outside and I've yet to have leaking issues with it. So for now I'm using that in the summer but I'm also looking for a primary outdoor, summertime setup that doesn't look like I'm carrying a dildo around with me.
     
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