Best Starter Kit?

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Here is a great solution for on the go...

kayfun mini 2.1 clone / 350 mah ego bat / and a "2-Post Display Stand Holder w/ Drip Tip Adapter" from FT (fast tech)

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That looks terribly delicate.I'm a fairly active person, mainly skateboarding and trail riding so I wipe out a lot but I would not mind having that on my desk at home.

Thank you for posting the pic, it is really attractive... but I don't know that it is utilitarian.

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Redacted. I was going to reference a Protopipe with a graphic but it is analog.
 
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Ryzla

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Yeah Blu's didn't really cut it for me either. I tried those and ~5 other "vape pens" my friends had but didn't really like any of them...if anything they made me want to smoke analogs more! I eventually decided to commit and got a sigelei Zmax V5 "starter kit" from my local shop. Maybe it was the fact that I actually spent a fair amount of money on it, but it worked; I went from smoking a pack and a half a day to ~5. Anyway, I'm sure there are better APV's to start with but that's what worked for me.
 

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Welcome.

I started with an Kangertech EVOD starter kit, and would definitely recommend it. It comes with 2 batteries (good to have a spare) two EVOD tanks, 5 spare coils and a charger. I'm not sure how much it is in the US but cost me £25 here in the UK which I think is a very reasonable price. It gives a great vape and I've been cigarette free for 5 days with absolutely no desire to go back. If you want to spend more you can certainly get better, but if you want a low cost starter kit it is definitely a great kit.

+1. The Evod kits only $23.99 at vaporfoundry.com too. Had mine for almost two months now and love it. Just ordered an MVP 2 from em Thursday for $35 too.

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esoxhntr

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I started with the EVOD kit as well and it did it's job, got me off cigarettes. It's a good kit IMO.

My only regret is if I could have peered into the future and known it would work, I would have skipped it and gotten something like the MVP 2 (or even a higher wattage device with a replaceable battery) plus a Kayfun rebuildable tank instead of 'moving up the latter' sorta speak (as many have).
 
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