First Post - Drip Tips

[gordonlightfoot]

Hello everyone

To get things started—what do you people prefer as far as drip tips go? Wide-bore, narrow, glass, delrin, chuff caps, etc. I know a couple of people that just raw dog it. I use a short delrin and SS tip with a relatively tight draw.

It feels nice to visit this site and actually post something. Thanks!


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[Lessifer]

Welcome to ECF!

I tend to prefer shorter wide bore tips, but it depends on the atty, build, and flavor. Sometimes a longer narrow bore tip suits the flavor better. It can make more of a difference than people would expect. As for material, I prefer non-plastic.

 

[Das Auto]

Welcome!

Personal preference!!! Gotta try them to find out which YOU like best. Way to subjective and personal opinion to ask. Gotta travel the road yourself...

 

[gordonlightfoot]

Yeah I've found that a narrower tip is best for bakery or tobacco flavors because of the warmth.


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[cinetrope]

It will certainly be a matter of personal preference regarding performance and appearance. For what it's worth, I use mostly shorter wide bore tips on my drippers, I like V.A. Chaplains and Pharaohs; and a somewhat longer tighter tip on my Kayfuns and nautilus'; the ones they shipped with work just fine for me.

 

[WinkWink726]

Hi
On my first setup, I swapped out the stainless tip for a glass one and loved it!
I use subohm and the stainless got hot in a hurry!!
Switching to glass fixed that.

Now I'm using the Kangertech Subtank Nano and NEEEEEEEED to find a different tip. I hate the stock one that it came with (also steel; and my other glass one from the eGo doesn't fit).

I wonder if any of the veterans here had luck with 2puffs on the nano?
I personally like a low profile look to my entire setup, I really love the entire stealthvape realm.

 

[Dave2603]

I found a tip at a local shop that I really like. It's a combo of aluminum and plastic. The part you see is a brushed aluminum, and the part that attaches to the tank is plastic. When I first started with the .5 ohm coils on the Kanger Subtank Mini, I found that the tip it came with got too hot and this one seemed to insulate from the heat better. As I got used to the warmth, it really didn't matter any longer, but I still find I like the shape and feel of this tip better.