Next tank? Goblin ?

[msrfrog]

I have a subtank nano.
Really like it . but I have been wanting something new. A goblin maybe? I rebuild my subtank coils and want a tank with a deck or coil that is easily rebuilt like the nano. Anything else in the goblin size that could be suggested?

 

[Treeburner1983]

The Goblin is dual coil and has a pretty cramped deck, so if you want something simple I would suggest looking for a single coil design more similar to the subtank. The Subtank Mini has a rebuildable deck that is very simple to build on - the Lemo 2 (and original + Drop) are easy single coil builds as well.

-Treeburner

 

[danmn1313]

The Goblin is pretty tricky; it's kind of a pain to wick and build duals on the tiny deck. When you get it right it's hard to beat but it takes some patience.

 

[msrfrog]

The Goblin is dual coil and has a pretty cramped deck, so if you want something simple I would suggest looking for a single coil design more similar to the subtank. The Subtank Mini has a rebuildable deck that is very simple to build on - the Lemo 2 (and original + Drop) are easy single coil builds as well.

-Treeburner

Thanks didn't realize it was dual coil.
Maybe the lemo drop . I don't like bigger tanks . I'm always on the move[emoji4]

 

[roxynoodle]

The Lemos are great. Authentic, affordable, wide range of airflow options for everyone (at least the original and Drop; haven't tried the 2 yet), great flavor and easy build.

 

[MattyTny]

The Goblin is pretty tricky; it's kind of a pain to wick and build duals on the tiny deck. When you get it right it's hard to beat but it takes some patience.

The Goblin gives an amazing vape when you have it running steady, I second the patience thing though. Takes a bit to learn how much space you really have and how to wick it. Once you wick it correctly it's rock solid, no liquid obstructing the air path. Biggest coil I put in and currently have is a 26gauge, 8 wraps, 7/64 ID. Any bigger and it hits the chimney base.

I also agree on the Lemo for ease. I own the V2. Both of those are affordable and you're asking at the right time because these tanks can be found online for very good prices compared to release prices.

 

[Azarias]

The Goblin is pretty tricky; it's kind of a pain to wick and build duals on the tiny deck. When you get it right it's hard to beat but it takes some patience.

Second that.

Took me some time and patience to build it right. Not to mention the wire and cotton. My wife was nearly freaking out because I occupied our coffeetable for 2 days wicking the Goblin over and over.

The Lemo 2 is way easier to handle. Although the right wick can cause some problems in the beginning.

 

[danmn1313]

The Goblin gives an amazing vape when you have it running steady, I second the patience thing though. Takes a bit to learn how much space you really have and how to wick it. Once you wick it correctly it's rock solid, no liquid obstructing the air path. Biggest coil I put in and currently have is a 26gauge, 8 wraps, 7/64 ID. Any bigger and it hits the chimney base.

I also agree on the Lemo for ease. I own the V2. Both of those are affordable and you're asking at the right time because these tanks can be found online for very good prices compared to release prices.

Second that.

Took me some time and patience to build it right. Not to mention the wire and cotton. My wife was nearly freaking out because I occupied our coffeetable for 2 days wicking the Goblin over and over.

The Lemo 2 is way easier to handle. Although the right wick can cause some problems in the beginning.

Yeah the Lemo is awesome for it's simplicity and ease. I still haven't bought the 2, I was waiting for them to come out with a drop or black version but the original is great and they only made it better from what I've seen.