Drip Tip differences

[Ddippel]

Thought I'd post a question I've come up with that I can't seem to come up with an answer to.

I've noticed that when I use different styles of drip tips, they change the overall experience of my vape. Has anyone else noticed this? I personally have found that using small acryllic ones are my favorite. I've tried a few of the "big belly" acryllics that I've found, and even though they are the same height, and the air tube in the middle is one solid width, they hit different. Anyone else?

 

[BigLebowski]

I see drip tips as just drip tips, more of a style/mouth feel. I do use longer delrin drip tips for my rda's, as they heat up.

 

[State O' Flux]

No difference to me. I use acrylic, but nothing fancy. I was given a neat green "fat" glass tip... looks cool, but functionally, same as acrylic. I could see maybe a hard or airy draw depending on ID, but considering the vent tube controls the lower limit - maybe a difference in how your mouth fits a LG vs a SM outside diameter, but after that... no difference that I can see.

 

[Fizzpop]

They all draw the same to me. I tend to prefer a Ming style tip as it feels good on the lips, and like acrylic as it doesn't transfer any heat. Metal is too cold when you start and then gets too hot if you are vaping a lot.

 

[tj99959]

Sure, every thing you do will change the vape experience in some way. Longer drip tips give the vapor more time to cool, smaller hole gives the impression of stiffer draw, and on and on.

 

[jrshankill]

All pretty much the same for me.. more of a cosmetic thing really