Could someone post a decent quality pic of those Fat Belly drip tips?

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Maybe this will help you. They are also known as "pawn" style tips. tips.jpg
 

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That pictures alittle better, but I still don't feel like any of the pictures I've seen of them do a great job of showing them.
I have 4 of them and they are more vibrant than they look in the pictures an they kinda change colors slightly if looked at in different angles. I'll take a few pics in alittle and post them for ya
 

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I have one from MV. They are nice, same materials as the see through color ones, but the one I have is hard to get onto a carto. The oring is not the correct size or the cut is slightly too large. Don't want to try jamming it on a tank carto as the juice will start coming out the battery end from the force. I tried taking the oring off, but then it would not stay in a carto. I don't know, could just be the one I got since these things are mass produced and individual QC is not to be expected.
 

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The Big-Belly Drip tips and the CherryVapes Drip tips are not the same. The Big-Belly Drip tips are almost like a knock off of the Cherry Vapes DripTips. The cherryvapes ones cost $8, while the Big-Belly tips only cost $2-3. They do look similar though. Personally I would never pay $8 just for a drip tip, but thats me. Thats why I like the Big-Belly tips bc they have a similar look and feel as the Cherry Vape ones, but are less than half the price.

5vz, the Big-Belly tips are a snug fit the first time you get them on, but once you get it on and use it for a day, they come on and off much easier. Personally I actually like that they are a tight fit bc it makes them say on and not move. I hate how some drip tips are easy to wiggle around and can even fall off when your PV is in your pocket. Thats why I really like the Big-Belly tips bc they stay put and dont move, even if you carry your PV in your pocket. For the first time getting it on, rub alittle bit of juice on the o-ring, then what I do is turn it slightly as your pushing it on and it will go on. As long as you dont cover the top hole with your finger, no juice will come out the battery end bc as long as the mouthpiece hole isnt covered, theres no way it would build up pressure to force juice out the bottom. They are the only tips I use on my carto tanks and Ive never had any juice come out bc of pushing them on. Just hold around the outsides of the tip and turn and push.

Oh and bassworm, just so it doesnt confuse anyone they are called the Big-Belly Drip tips, not Fat-Belly Drip tips. I fugured thats maybe why Stormie couldnt fnd them
 
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Heres a few pictures Bassworm of the ones I have. The pictures arnt great bc I took them with my iphone, but at least you can get an idea and see what they look like on a carto and a carto tank.
A bunch of vendors sell them. I got mine from Hoosier ecig supply bc they have them for only $1.99. Madvapes sells them for $2.99 but they do have them in a few extra colors that most vendors dont carry (silver and brown ones). Crystal Clear Vaping sells them for $3.00, and while they are the most expensive of the 3, they do have free shipping. So if your going to place an order for just a drip tip or two, Id prob get them from CCV bc it will actually end up being cheaper with the free shipping. I got mine from Hoosier just bc I was already ordering some other stuff so I added a few in.

If you go on Hoosier website, the ones I have in the first picture from left to right are: O5, O3, O2, and O6.

Its hard to tell on the website and still alittle in my pictures, but the Purple one has Blue swirls, the Red one has orange swirls, the off-whiteish one has yellow swirls, and the Blue one has white swirls. I like the Blue and Yellow ones the most.

The second picture is the Blue one on a Ressurector carto on my E-Power and the third picture is the yellow one on a 3.5ml Smoktech tank with a Ressurector in it on my E-Power.

Like I said before, these drip tips are awesome and are the only ones I use now. After I bought my first Blue one, and really liked it and I ordered 3 more on my next carto-tank/extra E-Power batteries order, and they are the only drip tips I want to use now. They look nice and have a nice shape to them that is comfortable on your lips. And for $2-3 their def worth it.
Like I said, they are kinda tough to get on the first time, but as you can see from my pictures, they do fit. Follow what I said in the previous comment about putting a little juice on the o-ring when you put them on the first time and they will go on, you just need to keep turning it as your pushing. Once you get one on, Id leave it on for at least a day, and the O-ring will shrink some. Then afer that they go on and off much easier. Its still a tight fit, but not even close to as hard as it is to get it on the first time. And personally Im glad they fit like that bc they dont move at all, even with your PV in your pocket.

I also def recommend using them on carto tanks. As you can see in the 2nd and 3rd picture, the drip tips havea slightly wider diameter then the carto does. On a carto tank its good bc they stop the tank from being able to slide up, and the tight fit doesnt pop them off if the tank does try to slide up some.
I use the Ressurectors with the metal base on them in my Smoktech tank and a Big-Belly Drip tip on top so I dont have to worry about the tank sliding and leaking bc the metal base stops the tank from being able to slide down, and the Big-Belly Drip Tip stops the tank from being able to slide up.

I would def get some and I think youd really like them. Hope the pictures helped some
 

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That pictures alittle better, but I still don't feel like any of the pictures I've seen of them do a great job of showing them.

Thanks , glad I wasnt the only one who kept thinking that the pictures at the vendor sites were quite terrible. Also thanks for the pictures they really helped, and yes, Big Belly Drip Tips , sorry. :p

I also did treat myself to a Ming drip tip, which I have become quite fond of, I went the more expensive route just because 1) I could and 2) all the pictures of the Big Bellies made me think they were going to break after a week.

Thanks for all the replies guys!
 
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