I won one in a recent competition (thank you @dovpo_hannah ) and it seemed fair to give it a review. This is in my mind the most effective marketing that can be done on ECF. Give away product, and if it's good it gets a good review leading to expanded sales.
The fit and finish is superb and aesthetically I thinks it's really nice. I didn't pick the metallic blue but I'm glad it's what I got. Reminds me of old die-cast toys or a high end climbing carabinas. Straight glass gives you 2ml, bubble glass gives you 4ml capacity. A mustard coloured PCTG bubble 'glass' is also included (yuck). The colour-matched metal banded 810 driptip is really comfortable and looks sick. The top and bottom knurling is (intentionally) reminiscent of a bottle cap. The top fill cap is a simple quarter twist and lock.
The floating style build deck relatively easy to build on if using large exotic coils, though it was a little fiddly with a 26G roundwire build. The deck is has a native capacity for both single and dual coil builds. The screws are flat-head grubs which I love, hate those strip-prone hex grubs. The holes are of a post-less style meaning that you need to pre-cut the legs to the correct length.
The airflow control ring is simple and easy to control, wide open is still a restricted MTL. But that suits me fine as that's what I like and also most likely contributes to the excellent flavour production. The airflow is smooth as a babies bum with no turbulence, a deal breaker for me.
The airflow is from below and the side towers giving what is described as 242 degree coverage. This results in the best flavour I have had from an rta, on par with the my favourite rda.
As well as baggy of the usual extras, you get a skull shaped bottle open come coil leg length coil. I found that it measured the legs way too long, but opened beer bottles a treat.
Cons -
The fit and finish is superb and aesthetically I thinks it's really nice. I didn't pick the metallic blue but I'm glad it's what I got. Reminds me of old die-cast toys or a high end climbing carabinas. Straight glass gives you 2ml, bubble glass gives you 4ml capacity. A mustard coloured PCTG bubble 'glass' is also included (yuck). The colour-matched metal banded 810 driptip is really comfortable and looks sick. The top and bottom knurling is (intentionally) reminiscent of a bottle cap. The top fill cap is a simple quarter twist and lock.
The floating style build deck relatively easy to build on if using large exotic coils, though it was a little fiddly with a 26G roundwire build. The deck is has a native capacity for both single and dual coil builds. The screws are flat-head grubs which I love, hate those strip-prone hex grubs. The holes are of a post-less style meaning that you need to pre-cut the legs to the correct length.
The airflow control ring is simple and easy to control, wide open is still a restricted MTL. But that suits me fine as that's what I like and also most likely contributes to the excellent flavour production. The airflow is smooth as a babies bum with no turbulence, a deal breaker for me.
The airflow is from below and the side towers giving what is described as 242 degree coverage. This results in the best flavour I have had from an rta, on par with the my favourite rda.
As well as baggy of the usual extras, you get a skull shaped bottle open come coil leg length coil. I found that it measured the legs way too long, but opened beer bottles a treat.
Cons -
- None
- Stellar flavour
- Looks mint
- Buttery Smooth airflow
- Good price point (£25-30)
