Carto rec's for Phiniac??
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A flange is not needed, although the sudden absence of one may allow you to do one of the silly things all carto users had done, like try and remove your drip tip when your tank is not installed on your mod, and end up with a spill. You can still use flanged cartos if you want to.
The Phiniacs is going to hold your carto MUCH tighter than your current tank, so those kinds of accidents won't be as easy.
As for which carto brand, everyone has their favorites. I prefer Ikenvapes but they are often out of stock. I use Boges as backups.
I also prefer darker juices so I choose cartos with larger holes, or slotted. Both Boge and Ikenvape offer those. That may give you longer service than the Smoktechs.
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The Phiniacs is going to hold your carto MUCH tighter than your current tank, so those kinds of accidents won't be as easy.
As for which carto brand, everyone has their favorites. I prefer Ikenvapes but they are often out of stock. I use Boges as backups.
I also prefer darker juices so I choose cartos with larger holes, or slotted. Both Boge and Ikenvape offer those. That may give you longer service than the Smoktechs.
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I got my first un flanged cartos today... I like having a flange better. Just easier all around I think. I would like to try a Phiniac to go along with my IBtanked! Let us know how you like it! 
I use a flanged two-holed carto on my xl Phiniac tank, either Smok or Ikenvape. Couldn't find Boges around, actually, and not really finding a difference between what I have....lol
The flange makes it sit up higher and keeps it from having drawing issues that I assume one could have if they used a beauty ring with an unflanged. I'm speculating that this could be problem, however. It might not do anything of the sort.
The flange makes it sit up higher and keeps it from having drawing issues that I assume one could have if they used a beauty ring with an unflanged. I'm speculating that this could be problem, however. It might not do anything of the sort.
What Bernie and EvilZoe said. I've used Boges, Smok Teks, and Ikenvapes, flanged and unflanged on my Phiniacs. The flange does allow better air flow, and eliminate the occasional juice spill. The Ikenvapes last longer. Phiniac tanks are outstanding in durability and looks, IMHO.
They do look purty.
I have been eyeing one of their colored sandblasted tanks. But damn the price is steep. To get it with metal end caps(It looks like the only option is to order the titanium end caps separately), it was gonna be like $70. ouch.
I have been eyeing one of their colored sandblasted tanks. But damn the price is steep. To get it with metal end caps(It looks like the only option is to order the titanium end caps separately), it was gonna be like $70. ouch.
Above are some examples of Phiniac pyrex tanks. The first one is a sand blasted design which I put Elegance caps on from Hoosier Vapes. The last is an example of 3D hand-blown glass figures added to the tube.
It makes no difference which brand cartomizer you use in a Phiniac, makes no difference whether it is flanged or not. If you have a carto brand preference already, you can use it in a Phiniac.
From my experience, using dark or thick e-liquids will decrease the expected life of any cartomizer regardless of the brand. These types of e-liquids will clog the filler material much sooner than clear or thinner e-liquids. If you choose to use these flavors, just accept that you will be changing out cartomizers on a more frequent basis.
Just be sure to choose the correct length cartomizer for the length of tank you have.
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What Bad said, lol. I prefer the flanged and only use Smok or IKenvape. I will get 8 - 12 days out of a carto but don't regularly use dark eliquid.
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