Best tank for a clumsy, lazy person

[Rickajho]

Have you considered a carto tank? Probably in plastic even if you are dropping things a lot.

The achilles heel in this situation is gonna be being stuck with a 510 connection on your Provari. You are probably too familiar already with snapping the threads off a ProTank base (and others) if you drop your Provari. At least with a carto tank - in plastic - if you drop it you might be out a cheap carto if the carto threads got damaged. The tank itself would survive.

 

[EvilZoe]

Have you considered a carto tank? Probably in plastic even if you are dropping things a lot.

The achilles heel in this situation is gonna be being stuck with a 510 connection on your Provari. You are probably too familiar already with snapping the threads off a ProTank base (and others) if you drop your Provari. At least with a carto tank - in plastic - if you drop it you might be out a cheap carto if the carto threads got damaged. The tank itself would survive.

I have about 27 cartotanks in various sizes, shapes, and colors made from different materials.

I could probably use some of the plastic ones now that I'm not vaping regular juice anymore. I hadn't actually thought about that.

 

[Rickajho]

Zoe would a lanyard help in this situation, if it had cutouts for button & display access? That would mean vaping while in the lanyard of course - not sure if that would be practical.

 

[EvilZoe]

Zoe would a lanyard help in this situation, if it had cutouts for button & display access? That would mean vaping while in the lanyard of course - not sure if that would be practical.

I had no trouble with any of my equipment, toppers or otherwise, until I got the job where I can NOT wear a lanyard. Before this that was how I carried my device.

The job is the difference between now and the last time I hung with you guys here.

 

[Ozwald]

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[Harleybarbie]

I vote for the M1A1 Abrams. It might not be super simple to use, but if you're clumsy with it you can just squash everyone in your path like a grape.

OMG! Blahaha!! I almost spit out my tea! Got to be the funniest thing I've seen today!
Thanks for the laughs!

 

[freeall]

Vivi Nova. Cheap, yet effective. You can buy the REAL atomizers from china for next to nothing compared to what some vendors sell them for. The tanks also fit flush and if you learn how to use them properly, you can get just as good vapor and flavour as any other tank system out there.Easy to use, cheap to maintain, effective,and they look good on the Provari.

Cheers.

 

[magman007]

im with everyone else, go with the kayfun or kayfun clone. Its like what the pro tank should be. Easy to work with, I recoil mine approx every 2 months, and change the wick weekly. It always works, never any protank fiddling, fits my provari perfectly, and works all the time. Its a bit of a pain to fill with the screw on the bottom, but I only find my self filling it 2x a day.

Its easy to build on, easy to do a simple microcoil with cotton, and it just works. All the time. no problems, tastes good, produces decent clouds, and hasn't let me down yet.

 

[Trypno]

It really sounds like you're looking for an Aspire Nautilus with the Stainless replacement tank. Nothing easier to use, and can take a beating, in my opinion.
You can get both from ProVape, but you can't get the new Bottom Vertical Coils there. You can get those straight from Aspire, or Kidney Puncher.
The new BVCs really do live up to the hype, I'm using one right now in my nautilus.
The mini nautilus is also available, it too has a stainless replacement tank for it.
Personally though, I would go with Ozwald's recommendation.

 

[SITS]

Edited to remove content. I posted before I realized what forum this was in