After seeing the Hogs mod that my friend Dellboy got, I'm quite interested in trying to get hold of one. The workmanship looks top notch and having spotted that a purple wood is available, I'm even more interested.
I'm late to the party (story of my life
) with bottom feeders... just managed to get hold of a used VV Monkeyboxx (thanks Tim) and am loving it...wish that I'd got a bottom feeder months ago now.
I like the look of the RSM Cutlass too and that Vmod XL looks like it would be a winner for me in purple.
Trouble is, I'm quite torn wether to try to get my hands on one (or all) of the above mods asap, or to hold back until the Kick modder's kit gets released in the hope that the makers of these mods will incorporate a Kick circuit into their mods instead of VV.
I know that a lot of people might be put off by the (proposed) 10 watt limit on the Kick, but I usually vape at about 8.5 to 9 watts so it would seem that the Kick would suit me.
Does anyone know offhand if any of the bottom feeder mod makers are definitely planning on making a Kicked version in the future please?
Any advice would be appreciated thanks.
I'm late to the party (story of my life
) with bottom feeders... just managed to get hold of a used VV Monkeyboxx (thanks Tim) and am loving it...wish that I'd got a bottom feeder months ago now.I like the look of the RSM Cutlass too and that Vmod XL looks like it would be a winner for me in purple.
Trouble is, I'm quite torn wether to try to get my hands on one (or all) of the above mods asap, or to hold back until the Kick modder's kit gets released in the hope that the makers of these mods will incorporate a Kick circuit into their mods instead of VV.
I know that a lot of people might be put off by the (proposed) 10 watt limit on the Kick, but I usually vape at about 8.5 to 9 watts so it would seem that the Kick would suit me.
Does anyone know offhand if any of the bottom feeder mod makers are definitely planning on making a Kicked version in the future please?
Any advice would be appreciated thanks.
