Durable Box Mod suggestions

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Grimwald

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I have several different box mods. Most of them haven't been around for more than a year or two, so longevity is a bit hard to determine. Of all the ones I have, the evic vtc mini "seems" to be the most substantial. My wife has been using 2 of them...one for 9 months and the other for 7 months...with no problems. She is not the type to baby or even care much about her vaping stuff. She only charges with the built in charger (yeah, kind of a no-no).
 

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I don't usually just recommend what I like unless it's a good fit - but you DIDN'T specify, so I'll toss out the concept. If you can build a coil that hits your vaping sweet spot with a mechanical, you might like a Reo. It's a tank - a durable, reliable, squonk-box you can hammer in nails with.

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I don't usually just recommend what I like unless it's a good fit - but you DIDN'T specify, so I'll toss out the concept. If you can build a coil that hits your vaping sweet spot with a mechanical, you might like a Reo. It's a tank - a durable, reliable, squonk-box you can hammer in nails with.

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This...if you want a durable box mod, there is nothing more durable than a REO. Virtually, indestructible - great flexibility on builds, etc.
 

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I've seen a lot of videos on the Invader Mini suggested above. Saw people drive over them and crush them and it still worked. However, I know I have had experience with regulated mods that weren't durable. With that being said, I have never used the Invader Mini.

I know you hinted at regulated since you said 10-20 watts, but a Reo with an RM2 would be good for an MTL style of vaping. I have the RM2 but it's not my preference. I've confident enough with the abuse my Reo has taken, that I can still throw it off a 5 story building and let it be run over and it would still work after I go pick it up. The battery would need replacing before the mod.

This takes extra knowledge or studying if you haven't used a mechanical mod though. For what it's worth, the one company overall I will not use again because of their crap quality would be Joyetech. I was lucky to get 2 weeks out of their mods and that's not even with dropping them. They just failed and their warranty is worthless.
 
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Based on their Provari 2.5 mod, the Provari Radius should be a durable mod for years to come. Provape provides a 1 year warranty, and will service out-of-warranty products for a small fee. Plus, you can customize your Radius in your choice of colors or textures - Customize Your Radius

 
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Based on their Provari 2.5 mod, the Provari Radius should be a durable mod for years to come. Provape provides a 1 year warranty, and will service out-of-warranty products for a small fee. Plus, you can customize your Radius in your choice of colors or textures - Customize Your Radius


Picked me up one last week. I love it.

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