does gooseneck drip tip lead to airy draws?

[paulw2014]

I am interested in getting a flexible gooseneck drip tip, but the ones I see seems pretty long. I guess it has to be of a certain length in order to work, but doesn't that lead to airy draws?

I mean, the longer the distance between the coil and your mouth, the more "air" is in between, which would "dilute" the strength of the vape, would it?

 

[D. Waterhouse]

If you're talking about this Gooseneck, no, because it's an extension for your connection, your topper goes on the end of the Gooseneck. If your talking about something like a churchwarden, then you may need to take a primer puff to fill the tip first but once that's done there will be no loss of vapor for the rest of the draw.

 

[Baditude]

Longer drip tips can "cool" the vapor. The long skinny aluminum drip tips above are from My Freedom Smokes. The "Freudian Drip Tip" is from Pink Spot Vapors.

 

[jwat82]

Vapor production (clouds & whathaveyou) shouldn't be affected, but as noted above, it will be a cooler vape.

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[Recon Number 54]

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Longer drip tips can "cool" the vapor. The long skinny aluminum drip tips above are from My Freedom Smokes. The "Freudian Drip Tip" is from Pink Spot Vapors.

I was able to find a long tip that also fills the role of the "slap yo momma" carto-tank tool.

Definitely cools off the vapor, a little "wobbly" but not loose or likely to pop/fall out.

 

[paulw2014]

Other than goosenecks, are there drip tips that can bend 90 degrees? Can ball joint do that? I want one that can bend 90 degrees, but not so long like a gooseneck

 

[Baditude]

Only the Knucklehead drip tips can bend with a ball-&-socket joint.

There are other drip tips which are long. Captivate and Vapelab make longer tips