I want to Jump in to a MOD what are your thoughts....

[Fred Rogers]

I would like to get a mod for the holidays.

I am currently using an Ego Twist 1000 & 650 (x2).

I love the idea of Variable Power. I use a variety of atomizers from a cisco 306, viv nova mini 1.8, 2.4 ohm, boge cartos, kanger T3 etc.
I am also wanting to get in to RBAs.

I would like to keep it around $175 in price. I have been thinking about: Zmax v2, Bombshell Stinger with a Kick, Buzz Pro, other tube mod with kick.

At one point I almost had myself convinced to get the Bombshell, but I keep going back and forth on style and usability. Then joye had to release the eVic info. Now I am not sure what to get. What are your thoughts in my price range?

Thanks!
-=fred=-

 

[POSEIDON]

Silver bullet(or bolt, or whatever the site you use calls it) kicked. Simple, effective and damn near bullet proof.

 

[tc1]

Your options are pretty wide open given budget.

Any specifics you're looking for?

 

[mtb]

Provari. It's amazing. Best mod I've ever had..and I've got a few.

 

[Thompson]

Something VW is good for RBA, keep your wattage consistent regardless of Ohms.

Seems the Zmax V2 & Vamo are the newer kids on the block (given the eVic hasn't released yet afaik).

 

[Fred Rogers]

I want something with variable voltage if not variable power. I would like it to be a "solid" device ie it needs to take a drop or two.

I would also like something that will last me all day. Right now I use my twist 1000mah and it last until about 6 pm. If I use one of my 650mahs I have to swap out during the work day.

I like the silver bullet idea, but I am unsure on the battery life with a kick. How long should they last if I am vaping around 8 watts?

Thanks!

-=fred=-

 

[Fred Rogers]

Provari. It's amazing. Best Mod I've ever had..and I've got a few.

I love the idea of a provari. I just do not have the funds; at $215-$260 it is out of reach for my current budget.

-=fred=-

 

[tc1]

A list of devices id check out:

Provari
Zmax v2
Vamo
Joye eVic
Lavatube v2
Just about any mechanical tube mod with a kick

The Buzzpro is nice too and if you're a dual coil fan ... atleast one test has shown it to outperform even the Provari. Of course it doesn't measure ohms or anything.

 

[tc1]

You can grab the Provari and order a charger and batts elsewhere which will keep it close to your budget.

 

[POSEIDON]

Mine with a kick sleeve on a 18650 battery last about a day and a half at 7 watts. At 8 I dont think it should be too much less(of course it depends on how often you vape as well)

I want something with variable voltage if not variable power. I would like it to be a "solid" device ie it needs to take a drop or two.

I would also like something that will last me all day. Right now I use my twist 1000mah and it last until about 6 pm. If I use one of my 650mahs I have to swap out during the work day.

I like the silver bullet idea, but I am unsure on the battery life with a kick. How long should they last if I am vaping around 8 watts?

Thanks!

-=fred=-

 

[kiwivap]

The Zmax and Vamo will give you variable wattage and variable voltage on the same pv - so you have both if you want to mix it up.
The Vamo is longer than the Zmax - quite tall, but a lot cheaper.
The Zmax can take one 18650 or two 18350s and extender cap, which usually costs about $6.
The Vamo can take one 18650, or you can unscrew the middle section and use it with an 18350 - making it a smaller mod if you want to go down in size.

 

[jeffy8605]

I agree with the silver bullet and kick. Its a gold price and solid as a rock. I have that and a provari and I use my silver bullet way more. Don't get me wring. The provari v2 is an amazing PV. I just really like the look and air flow with my SB. Provari has smaller holes by the 510 connection which gives a tighter draw (IMO). I like the softer draw

Sent from my personalized G-Nex!!!

 

[jeffy8605]

Sent from my personalized G-Nex!!!

 

[tc1]

I have to admit though ... I'm surprised the Silver Bullet has stayed relatively the same price given that the clones are now roughly 60% cheaper. You get a 6 month warranty but honestly, these simple mechanical mods tend to hold up well regardless.