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Most tanks don't leak. Try a Vivi Nova or a BCC VapeOnly. Both are good. The VO is like a ProTank with a much tighter draw if that's what you like.
So far, I have very good luck with Vision Mini Nova's. However, with smok tech or store brands, it gets a little dicey.
Mini Vivi Nova's...they a pretty cheap, replaceable wicks....I've got, never a single leak.
I have 3 different Kangers...T2,T3, and ProTank, all of which are awesome, but leak.
I have 3 different Kangers...T2,T3, and ProTank, all of which are awesome, but leak.
Vision vivi novas rarely leak, had my first leak today though. I knew the head I tossed in wasn't sealed properly around the wick but was hoping it wouldn't leak and it did. With a proper head it wouldn't of happened but held up until I forgot it on its side for too long.
agree on the vivi nova but I have two vapeonly bccs and the both act like straws. they start off ok but always seem to suck juice after awhile. not a fan of the press fit they have instead of screwing the coil down. another clearo I have had much better success with is the iclear 30. once I got past the swivel tip(wish you could put on your own) it has been excellent- no drips , great taste, and never leaks. 16 wick coile never gives a dry hit even when the tank is low.
Wow, the vivi nova is getting a lot of love on this thread - that's unusual. I agree though, the genuine vivi nova is hard to beat. No leaks, great warm vapor and a durable option if you get them in metal. I get mine from Vision Vivi Nova Tank System - Metal Tube
Notice that the genuine heads do not have that little metal nipple on top of the coil.
Also, in the interest of balance I would recommend the EVOD. If you dig the protank, you'll usually like the draw on the EVOD. It's another bottom coil design, like the protank and I have never experienced any leaks from any of mine. Again, my supplier of choice is Kanger EVOD eGO Bottom Coil Clearomizer
I have no affiliation with the above supplier, but I do buy most of my hardware here. They have always given me great service. Their prices may be a dollar or so higher than some other places, but it's where I do my shopping.
Notice that the genuine heads do not have that little metal nipple on top of the coil.
Also, in the interest of balance I would recommend the EVOD. If you dig the protank, you'll usually like the draw on the EVOD. It's another bottom coil design, like the protank and I have never experienced any leaks from any of mine. Again, my supplier of choice is Kanger EVOD eGO Bottom Coil Clearomizer
I have no affiliation with the above supplier, but I do buy most of my hardware here. They have always given me great service. Their prices may be a dollar or so higher than some other places, but it's where I do my shopping.
Well I was out and about today so I picked up another KangerTech Pro Tank. I am so dune with the ReDux Tanks. The 4th tank started leaking today. I only had 5 to start with.
Personally right now I'm loving the smoktech pyrex dct carto tanks. I stopped using my protanks, as one of them continually leaked on me and I feel that I get much better flavor out of the smoktechs. I have 2 protanks and 3 of the others. Not a single problem with any of the carto tanks.
I like my protanks. I have 5 of them. They leak out of the bottoms of the 510 connection. They also can leak out of the mouth piece when you remove the base to refill. Only the liquid that is trapped in the center post. If the temperature is hot and your tank gets hot, it will flood and leak. The best thing I have found to deal with this is to stick a que tip in the mouth piece before you unscrew the base to refill, clean or whatever. And keep a spare napkin handy.
Also, like I said, it will flood on you eventually. And when it does, you need to remove the base and atty to clean it. Wipe out all the flooded juice beneath the atty, reassemble and your back in business. On a hot day, you can expect to do this a few times.
And if anyone tells you otherwise, it's BS. I own 5 of them. I work outside in the heat. I've put brand new atty's in, tried thinner, thicker juices and no matter what, they will leak. I have owned them for a few months now. However, I think they or worth it.
Also, like I said, it will flood on you eventually. And when it does, you need to remove the base and atty to clean it. Wipe out all the flooded juice beneath the atty, reassemble and your back in business. On a hot day, you can expect to do this a few times.
And if anyone tells you otherwise, it's BS. I own 5 of them. I work outside in the heat. I've put brand new atty's in, tried thinner, thicker juices and no matter what, they will leak. I have owned them for a few months now. However, I think they or worth it.
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