Drip Shields

[bladebarrier]

I was thinking about getting a drip shield for the Provari, but I'm not sure what to order.

I see them available at avidvapor.com, but it says it requires an adapter. I'm just not sure I follow all of it. Is it because it's too wide to sit in the device, and on top of that, will it accommodate different atty's or just ones they sell?

I like using the ikenvape stealth 510's, but they're wider than normal (801 sized tip, with a 510 thread).

I mostly would like one to reduce leakage mess, but I can't really tell what atty's they work with, or how it will fit on the provari.

Also, if anyone has thoughts on how they pair with the HH357, I'd be interested to hear that as well.

Thanks!

--bb

 

[Dalton63841]

You can only use this with 510 or 901. If it is 801 sized the drip shield won't fit over it. It requires an adapter because they are made for 901's, but 510's are alot shorter. I use THIS adapter. It's the cheapest short adapter you will find, and it raises the atomizer just enough to clear the drip shield.

Just screw the adapter onto the Provari, screw on any normal sized 510 atty, and then slide the Drip shield on, all the way down to the drip well.

 

[reprisal]

You can also use 306's with the 510 dripshield on the provari (at least the empiremods dripshield). You'll just need a 510-510 sealed adapter (available at empiremods) and a XL 306 drip tip available at rtdvapor.com

 

[bladebarrier]

Thank you both! Sounds like it'll work out well for me (except no more stealth 510's). Ordering them now.

 

[Dalton63841]

Thank you both! Sounds like it'll work out well for me (except no more stealth 510's). Ordering them now.

You will love it. No more joose to clean out of the drip well, just gets sucked right back into the atty from the drip shield. One thing, its usually not a deal breaker, but the drip shield does tighten up the draw on a 510 a little bit. It's not bad, but it's noticeable.

 

[bladebarrier]

You will love it. No more joose to clean out of the drip well, just gets sucked right back into the atty from the drip shield. One thing, its usually not a deal breaker, but the drip shield does tighten up the draw on a 510 a little bit. It's not bad, but it's noticeable.

I ended up going with the 306, which is a little airy in my opinion anyways, so that should work out just fine.