Better than a Timex

[oldsoldier]

I've used this Grand for about a year now as my all day every day PV and other than an issue arising from a burned spring (my fault completely) it has never missed a beat. it may be a little battered and worn, but it still vapes like a champ and is a testament to how well Rob engineered the grand.

 

[JC Okie]

You said it!! The ONLY thing I love more than my Grand is my VV Grand.

 

[pmoraldo]

Just slapped an rba on my very first Reo and put her back in the rotation

Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy Tipped Reo

 

[clyde2801]

Wow, just slapped a new spring in my polished, anodizied yellowjacket last night. Same here.

Except mine is so very, very pretty....

 

[440BB]

That Grand looks properly broken in and personalized to me. With all the devices out there, how many are sitting broken after a year of use versus being broken in? That's got to be very satisfying!

 

[FatBill]

Mines the same way...pretty beat up. Goes with me everywhere. She probably needs an overhaul at the Maine Reo spa. But she vapes like my brand new one. Besides if I send it to Maine, Rob will most likely power vomit and yell at me when he sees it. My new VV Reo never leaves the house. Love those Reos!

 

[super_X_drifter]

Impressive. You can just tell by holding these little beasts that they are gonna be here with us as long as we need em.

Perfect devices to have facing a possible e-cig apocalypse.

I still prefer to think of them more along the lines of a TAG though, because of the exquisite craftsmanship and flawless operation.

This one is 7 years old, worn every day and still looks and runs like new.





Shot thru cyberspace with my iGun

 

[Skeeter T]

I've used this Grand for about a year now as my all day every day PV and other than an issue arising from a burned spring (my fault completely) it has never missed a beat. it may be a little battered and worn, but it still vapes like a champ and is a testament to how well Rob engineered the grand.

You're absolutely right, it is well engineered, which takes not only engineering, but re-engineering and re-engineering, until you think you've got it right, and then there is always something nagging in the back of your mind that you could have done it better. But, there's no better feeling then knowing I'm buying a good product and then getting the best.