Kayfun cracking?

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I am interested in buying a kayfun because there's so much talk about how good it is, however when I looked it up and checked it out I noticed that the the tank is made of plastic. Is this an issue? Does it crack very easily from some liquids? I wouldn't want to buy it to accidentally crack it an hour later. I have a liquid I really like but it is a "tank cracker". I know that some of them also come with metal but I like to see how much liquid I've got left. Are there any other good alternatives?
 

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The real Kayfun ( original version) has some issues with the plastic tank. HCigar makes a clone with a better plastic tank. I prefer the metal tank, its sturdy, wont crack, and the way its designed, it will use up all of the juice, suck the tank dry... and you get a slight warning when it gets low so you wont go into dry burn... unless you like dry burn ;)
 
I live here in Denmark and we have some, imo, rather expensive/strict import rules. I have to pay fees for imports over 15 dollars so I am looking to get something within my own country. I've found a supplier which sells a clone "kit" for the equivalent of 60 dollars. It includes screwdriver and some other items. I am not sure if that is a good price for a clone item. I haven't found one that sells authentic ones though.

I guess that the metal tank could work if as you say, uses all the juice. Not a fan of dry burns, I am also using cotton for my coils.
 
I live here in Denmark and we have some, imo, rather expensive/strict import rules. I have to pay fees for imports over 15 dollars so I am looking to get something within my own country. I've found a supplier which sells a clone "kit" for the equivalent of 60 dollars. It includes screwdriver and some other items. I am not sure if that is a good price for a clone item. I haven't found one that sells authentic ones though.

I guess that the metal tank could work if as you say, uses all the juice. Not a fan of dry burns, I am also using cotton for my coils.

I live in the US and am currently waiting on my fasttech kayfun clone. I believe I payed $24.98 (US) for it. Most of the kayfun clones I've seen are around the $30-$40 (again US) range hope that helps.
 
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