My wife and I had both been using our Kanger Pro tanks for 3 days and we both thought they where great. Excellent wicking and flavor. I think it's better than the Iclear 30 which I also had been trying out. The only down side to the Pro tank is it's HEAVY, the glass is very thick but that didn't stop it from breaking when it slipped out of my pocket in my house. I'm sooooo bummed ........I hope a polycarbonate version is made
Loved the Pro Tank for 3 days and broke the glass tank , NOOOOOOO!!!!
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That blows... I broken a few glass tanks in my days. A Phiniac & another type. I do have a protank headed my way. I hope it's all it's cracked up to be.
Oh nooo! I'm waiting to get mine when my local supplier gets them in. You know that polycarbonate will crack/react with acidic ejuices. That's why I was so excited when I heard the Pro Tank was made with glass.
Holy-what-the-hey!?! You broke a Phiniac!?! How, pray-tell, did that come about.
To stay on point I am looking forward to trying the beautiful Pro-Tank, and I hope it holds up.
I had just washed it out real good & was putting the caps back on & it shattered. Kinda a freak thing actually. I was bummed.
I live in Florida so we have tile floors through the whole house and it just dropped out of my shorts pockets and KA-BOOOSH and maybe a KA-POW!! ..... anyway I really enjoyed the vape from it I'm going to have to bite the bullet and get another. I did get an Evod and it flooded constantly. We are going to have to invent some kind of Pro Tank padding you slip over the outside
Well myvaporstore has them in stock at the moment. Just ordered me one 5 minutes ago 
Really hope it's worth the excitement I have. God I was never this excited to get a fresh pack of cigarettes or buy a new lighter
Really hope it's worth the excitement I have. God I was never this excited to get a fresh pack of cigarettes or buy a new lighter
It's worth the excitement, razor. I can't stop singing the praises of the Protank. Impervious to even the most destructive juices and produces a fantastic vaping experience.
I have 2 on the way...so excited. I love the idea of a protective sleeve....hmmmmm? Pyrex is so tough too.
Well I'm sure it is not really "Pyrex" which is a brand name that is appearently licensed out to other companies now. Corning who owns the brand name doesn't even make the stuff anymore
Pyrex - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
From reading that article, it looks like the newer real pyrex stuff is made differently and is from soda lime glass instead of the traditional Borosilicate glass because it does not break less when dropped....
The tell tale of the newer soda lime glass is the blueish tint.
I wonder if wrapping the glass with vinyl would help mitigate the breaking when dropped, of course then you couldn't see the liquid level, but you could cut a evod style viewing window into it..
I get mine next week from myvaporstore $18.69 less the 5% ecf coupon and I have the bottom peice of vinyl from my jwrap that I do not plan to use on my vamo because I only use the 18350 batteries.
Come to think of it, that might be really cool... A jwraped vamo already shows stainless then the wrap then stainless again.. with the protank it would be another stainless section, then the wrapped glass matching the vamo and then stainless again...
Jwraps are easily removed so I might just have to play with this idea..
Every time I read that a product is made of Pyrex I ask myself it's really Pyrex (borosilicate glass like Pyrex got famous for) of it's that heat-treated soda glass that they say is comparable but it somehow isn't.
The glass has a curved, bulbous shape that would be almost impossible to wrap (neatly) with vinyl. Regardless, I doubt a sticker would prevent breakage anyhow.
Sorry to hear!
I don't get it though. I thought Pyrex glass doesn't break easy. Look at this test from phiniac.
I don't get it though. I thought Pyrex glass doesn't break easy. Look at this test from phiniac.
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