Hello Veterans! 
A little background information... My name is Summer. I have been a member here just under a month, analog-free for two and a half, and vaping for about 4. I'm young (not quite 23), but I kicked a 10+ year smoking habit with these miraculous little devices after trying to quit I-can't-even-tell-you-how-many-times with almost every other method out there.
Currently in my rotation I have a V2 Maxi RS, two E-Powers (14650 and 18650), a Saber Touch Mini, and a little VV box mod from MadVapes.
I recently started looking into a RSM Mark-V "Cutlass" for my boyfriend. He quit analogs cold turkey, but still enjoys hitting my PV's several times a day, and sampling all my new juices. He's vaped more out of my current stash of Boba's than I have... So I went on the hunt. He loves the look of wood mods, and after considering countless other options, I've found that this particular model would work best for him and hopefully be the only PV he'll ever need, seeing as how he's not hopelessly mod-addicted like me.
Naturally, when conducting my research, I felt a little left out. I figured, why not find myself a top of the line mod while I'm at it? I don't doubt that I will purchase more mods in the future, but I want them to be for the purposes of collection and experimentation.
So I'm in the market for one (or two...) end-all be-all mod. My only requirements are that it be VV and have a great battery life or recharge quickly. Looks are not a must (I live in a small town, and most people around here are used to seeing me with a PV glued to my lips. My two jobs even encourage me to use them in the workplace within reason so I can help our those around me and even help them make the switch. I've even given out 8 little KR8 models and supported three people through a full transition.), but a snazzy-looking mod never hurt anyone. Still not a requirement. And money on this one is not an object. I've set aside about $500 for the whole shabang including accessories, so I'm hoping that won't limit me too much. If it will, I have another paycheck coming up this Friday... >.>
I'm looking for the expert advice of all you veterans. reviews, suggestions, your favorites, pros and cons. Whatever. I'm hoping this will help me to narrow down my choices and make an educated, worthwhile decision.
Thank you all for your time.
A little background information... My name is Summer. I have been a member here just under a month, analog-free for two and a half, and vaping for about 4. I'm young (not quite 23), but I kicked a 10+ year smoking habit with these miraculous little devices after trying to quit I-can't-even-tell-you-how-many-times with almost every other method out there.
Currently in my rotation I have a V2 Maxi RS, two E-Powers (14650 and 18650), a Saber Touch Mini, and a little VV box mod from MadVapes.
I recently started looking into a RSM Mark-V "Cutlass" for my boyfriend. He quit analogs cold turkey, but still enjoys hitting my PV's several times a day, and sampling all my new juices. He's vaped more out of my current stash of Boba's than I have... So I went on the hunt. He loves the look of wood mods, and after considering countless other options, I've found that this particular model would work best for him and hopefully be the only PV he'll ever need, seeing as how he's not hopelessly mod-addicted like me.
Naturally, when conducting my research, I felt a little left out. I figured, why not find myself a top of the line mod while I'm at it? I don't doubt that I will purchase more mods in the future, but I want them to be for the purposes of collection and experimentation.
So I'm in the market for one (or two...
) end-all be-all mod. My only requirements are that it be VV and have a great battery life or recharge quickly. Looks are not a must (I live in a small town, and most people around here are used to seeing me with a PV glued to my lips. My two jobs even encourage me to use them in the workplace within reason so I can help our those around me and even help them make the switch. I've even given out 8 little KR8 models and supported three people through a full transition.), but a snazzy-looking mod never hurt anyone. Still not a requirement. And money on this one is not an object. I've set aside about $500 for the whole shabang including accessories, so I'm hoping that won't limit me too much. If it will, I have another paycheck coming up this Friday... >.>I'm looking for the expert advice of all you veterans. reviews, suggestions, your favorites, pros and cons. Whatever. I'm hoping this will help me to narrow down my choices and make an educated, worthwhile decision.
Thank you all for your time.
