magma still the best????

[WonderDude32]

I own 20+ rdas and the air flow is the only thing different in all of them. The coil and wicking method is what changes things. A great coil is a great coil no matter what rda you use and how you wick it will depend on how much juice gets to the coil. I know guys that use tugboats that kill in comps. I currently use a royal hunter from the Council on Vapor (bought it because my initials are on the side) and absolutely love it. Unless someone comes up with something that is just a completely different way of vaping, drippers will remain the same.

 

[Asbestos4004]

I've never been a big fan of the magma although I love the looks. I dremel'd mine so it doesn't leak....but I can get past the airflow.
I love the Aeolus, the mini Haze is fantastic, the REM atty is great once you get your negative leads trapped.....
But, for simplicity and overall performance... I think the Tugboat V1 is hard to beat. If only it was a bottom feeder.

 

[Rule62]

I own 20+ rdas and the air flow is the only thing different in all of them. The coil and wicking method is what changes things. A great coil is a great coil no matter what rda you use and how you wick it will depend on how much juice gets to the coil. I know guys that use tugboats that kill in comps. I currently use a Royal Hunter from the Council on Vapor (bought it because my initials are on the side) and absolutely love it. Unless someone comes up with something that is just a completely different way of vaping, drippers will remain the same.

I agree. I haven't come across an RDA yet that I couldn't make work. Some are a bit more challenging to build than others, some have more air flow than others, some have better hardware, etc. But they all have a build that will work on them.