I am impressed

[Kent Brooks]

although you could make yourself more, I have some I'd be happy to send your way

Nah - it's all good man. One of the things about the Short Runs is that you can go into them expecting the run to be finite - I never get too attached to them even if they are delicious. (One I personally miss is OMT - one of the best vapes I have ever had)

 

[Kent Brooks]

Clark is a bloody genius , I went through a mega fruit / dessert eliquid phase and no one IMO can touch nicoticket for that, my tastes have changed but I've just experienced the genius of his skills with another eliquid.

I remember saying in some of my earlier reviews how it takes an exceptional palate to capture a flavour , he's got it.

Hats off to him.

No way I can take credit for a great palate, I have to give all that to Katy - she's gifted in that department.







(haha, feel free to tee off on that)

 

[Kent Brooks]

I agree with you completely baly Clark is a GENIUS. How he does what he does with liquid is mind boggling. Huge vapor clouds, immense flavors, and amazing smell. His juices are what have gotten me into more advanced vaping. I successfully rebuilt 2 kanger coils today.

Congrats on the rebuilds deisel - I had hoped I would log on in the near future and read that... the future has arrived I see!

 

[dieselrick]

I am pretty excited that I accomplished the Kanger rebuild. I feel like if I can rebuild that little thing an RBA will be a cake walk. Any recommendations for an easy and relatively inexpensive RBA???

 

[keithu2]

I am pretty excited that I accomplished the Kanger rebuild. I feel like if I can rebuild that little thing an RBA will be a cake walk. Any recommendations for an easy and relatively inexpensive RBA???

'Grats on the rebuild. I would go with an Igo-w or Igo-l. The w has a bigger deck and holes in the mounting posts. Th l is a bit smaller and you have to wrap your wires around the post and screw them down.

 

[dieselrick]

Is that a dripper or an atomizer?

 

[keithu2]

The Igo's are RDA's/ Rebuidable Drip Atomizers. If you go with the w, you may need to drill out one of the air holes to 1/16" .

 

[Kent Brooks]

The Igo's are RDA's/ Rebuidable Drip Atomizers. If you go with the w, you may need to drill out one of the air holes to 1/16" .

Just go for the gold and get an Origen v2

Seriously though - the L or the W is a great start!

 

[keithu2]

Just go for the gold and get an Origen v2

Seriously though - the L or the W is a great start!

If that's the case, get the bf version and a LP 'Grand to go with it.

 

[wedoitall]

Nah - it's all good man. One of the things about the Short Runs is that you can go into them expecting the run to be finite - I never get too attached to them even if they are delicious. (One I personally miss is OMT - one of the best vapes I have ever had)

Out of curiosity what are the deciding factors in sometime being a short runs, limited run or permanent ?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[Kent Brooks]

Out of curiosity what are the deciding factors in sometime being a short runs, limited run or permanent ?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Short-runs are typically smaller in size - most of the time it's the kind of thing we'll do with a new flavor that hasn't been tested outside the beta team. We also do short runs on flavors that need extensive pre-steep time (like Radioactive)... Radioactive is NOT a liquid you even want to touch unless it has steeped at least a month. Frenilla is a short run for no other reason than the quantity of the in-house vanilla extract is finite... all the extract that remains after making CLS/CB/H1N1/Doodle for a month goes into Frenilla - the quantity varies on volume of the other liquids. Also, Frenilla needs to be pre-steeped (ideally for a month), but we generally release it after 2 weeks of pre-steep since it's "good" after 2 weeks - it's just not "rock-star'ish" until 4-6, or even 8-10 weeks of steep time...

Old favorites are short-run/limited -typically I buy the flavoring in specific quantities (exactly what I need to do the run) since storage space is at a premium.

We made a decision some time ago to never grow the line bigger than 8 permanent flavors, with slots for 2-4 short run liquids at any given time, and never have more than a dozen options at any given time. It really comes down to the fact that we enjoy the liquid we offer - we're not big flavor chasers or whatever. We've got a "quality over quantity" philosophy and we generally take what works and run with it. The short runs are good for change-ups, but we don't consider them to be ADV material (generally speaking - Radioactive and Frenilla being obvious exceptions - and Grap3 Ap3 actually). There's a few I haven't even unveiled yet that are spectacular, but I've been so focused on filling the 8th permanent spot (reserved for a coffee vape...) Once that is done - the core line is complete!

 

[dieselrick]

That was a question I never would have thought to ask. In any aspect I am glad that it was asked. The quality over quantity thing is nothing but great service. Honest hard working people make the best business people. Clark and Katy are the honest quality oriented business I like to deal with. Sorry for the rant.

 

[Denvap0r]

Just received my second kayfun clone last night and filled it with Betelguese. This is very good. Almost fruit punchy in flavor, yet not so sweet that I can't distinguish the individual fruit flavors. Another winner for me Clark.

 

[Kent Brooks]

Just received my second kayfun clone last night and filled it with Betelguese. This is very good. Almost fruit punchy in flavor, yet not so sweet that I can't distinguish the individual fruit flavors. Another winner for me Clark.

Glad you are diggin' it Denver!~ I love the BG - always have it in my Russian 91%