I have a halo triton with vv. want to upgrade to something that will produce bigger clouds. Ideas? Would like a kit. I recently got the vv battery with 3.2 coils, don't care for the hit I get from them. Went back to the smaller coils but they burn in a day. I use halo Tribecca juice. Any juice that taste similar?
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I suspect that the hit you are getting is because of the blend of the Halo juices (ratio of PG versus VG). I have the Halo Triton as well, and now I am mixing Halo Subzero half and half with a honeydew juice that is 30 percent PG and 70 percent VG. This blend produces larger clouds than just the Subzero by itself and my guess is because of the higher amount of VG.
As for upgrading your gear, I just recently upgraded to the iStick 50W and now the Halo Triton has been relegated to the backup or used when I am out and want to remain a bit more inconspicuous.
As for upgrading your gear, I just recently upgraded to the iStick 50W and now the Halo Triton has been relegated to the backup or used when I am out and want to remain a bit more inconspicuous.
You're going to want to switch to just about anything from that Triton lol. It feels like just yesterday I was in your shoes. Halo Triton is old, outdated technology and they refuse to update their hardware.
I went from the Halo Triton to an MVP 20W and an Aspire tank, now I'm using an MVP 3 and Subtank Mini, along with a few mech mods and RDAs.
I went from the Halo Triton to an MVP 20W and an Aspire tank, now I'm using an MVP 3 and Subtank Mini, along with a few mech mods and RDAs.
The Halo Triton was my second rig and I credit it and Tribecca with getting me off cigarettes for good. My next set-up, (about a year ago) was a Provari and a Nautilus. Not exactly a cloud rig but super reliable and problem free. I also got my first bottle of Candied Cavendish from The Plume Room around that time. I still use the Provari most every day and it has never let me down. I still love Candied Cav and think of it as a super clean gourmet RY4 type vape.
Tribecca is a great flavour.
I have used it in Subtanks on iSticks.
Ditch the Halo hardware, man. The boat on those tanks left for the Bermuda Triangle over 2 years ago.
I have used it in Subtanks on iSticks.
Ditch the Halo hardware, man. The boat on those tanks left for the Bermuda Triangle over 2 years ago.
What is old and outdated about the Halo Triton? Is it because the tank is a top coil design and not the newfangled double bottom coil designs? FWIW, my bone stock Halo Triton (I'm not even using the VV battery) produces more vapor on the juice I am using than any of my Kanger bottom coil tanks on the iStick. This is from using both with the exact same juice.
In fact, I have a no name VV stick eGo battery and that also produces more vapor with the Kanger ProTank 2 Mini than the same tank on the iStick. If I try to crank up the power on the iStick to produce more vapor, then the juice starts tasting burnt.
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The Aspire Nautilus Mini is just the tank. The tank is just one half of the equation. The Nautilus Mini is a highly rated tank, so it would be an upgrade.
Cheap plastic, top single coil, non standard threading, no passthrough. 2 years ago, Halo Triton would have been amazing, but instead of upgrading they continue to dupe their customers into believing their outdated hardware is the "best quality and value" while charging almost 70 bucks for a starter kit. That's just talking about the hardware, not the company. There's a reason their products all have 5 star ratings, they delete reviews that point out the very real flaws to keep their "perfect" rating. .... Halo.
There's a reason that the vast majority of shops don't carry their hardware, and most reputable brands have moved away from that type of technology.
I used Kanger T2s two years ago and they are not even close to the same league as Aspire mini Nautilus, let alone SubTank.
I love Halo juices but have no desire to return to T2 clearos. They were better than CE4s, that's about the most one can say. Were they better than Vivi Novas? Who knows, my memory is a distant fog.
They were better than PT v.1 because that was either all air or a massive dry-hit. They were better than PT v.2 as well.
I would also take one over ANY of the PT v.3s as well. (shock smiley)
So - not exactly bad... but old news, for sure.
I love Halo juices but have no desire to return to T2 clearos. They were better than CE4s, that's about the most one can say. Were they better than Vivi Novas? Who knows, my memory is a distant fog.
They were better than PT v.1 because that was either all air or a massive dry-hit. They were better than PT v.2 as well.
I would also take one over ANY of the PT v.3s as well. (shock smiley)
So - not exactly bad... but old news, for sure.
This is all personal preference stuff. My wife has been using Kanger T2s (same as Triton tank) for 2 years. She has no desire to use anything else. She does use 1.8 ohm coils.
I have moved on to bottom coil and Kayfun styles on bigger 18650 style regulated mods.
Since the Triton battery is 808/ego threaded, you will need to move to a 510 threaded device if you are going to explore other options...unless you want to mess with adapters.
I have moved on to bottom coil and Kayfun styles on bigger 18650 style regulated mods.
Since the Triton battery is 808/ego threaded, you will need to move to a 510 threaded device if you are going to explore other options...unless you want to mess with adapters.
I agree. I thought the O.P. was looking for more vapour and some clouds....
Former Triton user myself and couldn't agree more with your opinion on Tribeca it's a great juice. Everyone is right but it's a matter of opinion as to what you want to move on to. I suggested an istick 30 watt and a kanger pro tank to a friend and he's amazed. Shouldn't cost an arm and a leg for that set up and you will be happy with the performance. If you want a better tank you could get a subtank mini instead. Visit some B&M's and check out their products see what you like.
The tank and batteries are purchased seperately but you can get them from a variety of places. Trust me you will be more than happy with them. Check out vapenw.com 101vape.com or vapordna. They all have a variety of box mods and tanks.
If you want to go a little crazy and have the potential for clouds (not that you have to, of course) you can get an iStick 30 or 50 watt and Subtank. Not cheap but reasonably future-proof. I own some of this hardware, it's great fun, but mostly I don't vape at even 50% of it's potential.
Today, I vaped on a 20w iStick with Subtank nano. 6mg tobacco liquid.
I've often wondered about that. The ratings on many of their products are *suspiciously* high. I had to search for quite a while to find any reviews of 1 or 2 stars. I put in several honest reviews of both their tanks and their e-juices. They run the gamut from 1-5 stars, but some are certainly less than stellar. We'll see if they censor them to keep their ratings high or not.....
Well, I'm sorry to say it appears that @shreduhsoreus was correct. Halo published 2 of the 10 reviews I submitted on 3-11-2015. One 5 star review & another one of 3 stars. The other 8 reviews appear to have been rejected for an whatever reason. It makes no sense whatsoever. I did write Halo for an explanation, but I doubt I'll receive one that is satisfactory
Halo basically pays for good reviews.
Halo Rewards Program | Halo Cigs
Since they reward you "points" for your review they only publish the good reviews which they feel are worthy enough to reward points for.
They also reward "points" for sharing "your love" for Halo products on social media and 3rd party sites like youtube. Again, it better be a glowing commentary if you want the points.
Their reviews should be considered paid advertising, no matter where you see it. On their site, on some other site, on Facebook or in a yotube video, whatever. Assume the author is purely motivated by the offer of free things from Halo for giving good reviews.
Halo Rewards Program | Halo Cigs
Since they reward you "points" for your review they only publish the good reviews which they feel are worthy enough to reward points for.
They also reward "points" for sharing "your love" for Halo products on social media and 3rd party sites like youtube. Again, it better be a glowing commentary if you want the points.
Their reviews should be considered paid advertising, no matter where you see it. On their site, on some other site, on Facebook or in a yotube video, whatever. Assume the author is purely motivated by the offer of free things from Halo for giving good reviews.
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