I'm sure a lot of you have already seen reviews of the HH .357 atomizer. I won't bore you with too many details. I'm copying and pasting what I wrote on the avidvapor site, as I realize this isn't a place for atomizer reviews. It's only my thoughts as a REO user.
This pertains only to the "Long Barrel" version. I've not tried the shorter version, nor do I see a need for me to, as I'm extremely happy with this version.
Just to preface, I was using mostly cartos on the Reo lately, because it was mess free when putting it in a pocket or bag. All of the atty's I've used before caused at least some leakage, so I had to use the gasket method to avoid staining my shirts with juice that could leak out. While the gasket method did help with attys, I found myself cleaning the "cup" regularly.
Anyways, please take this with a grain of salt. Your mileage may vary, but I was so happy with this atty on the Reo, that I wanted to share my experience. I've run about 10 ml through it so far, plus dripping into it, and I've yet to see a drop of liquid leak out.
Here were my thoughts on it:
[h=4]I Tip My Hat To You, Hanna and Cisco
[/h]Posted by bladebarrier on ECF on 27th Oct 2011
Ok, I was a bit skeptical, only because of the price.
The long barrel I received today is fantastic. Really smooth, wick'ing is perfect, no splatter of juice or leakage. The taste is like an 801 LR, but with the ease of use that a 510 brings.
Hands down, this is the best atty I've used, and I've got drawers full of ones I've tried before.
If you want a very hot vape, the long barrel probably won't be for you. I prefer a cooler vape, as that is easier on my throat, and even though this is a 1.5 ohm atty, it's quite cool, and provides tons of flavor.
I'm using a Reo Grand, and bottom fed it from the start, in case anyone is considering how it works for bottom feeders. It's mess free, draws in the juice easily, doesn't flood quickly like many atty's can; the juice stays right where it should. I used 50/50 pg/vg juice, that's on the thick side, probably due to the extra flavoring.
I know Hanna puts a lot of time into making these, so I understand the cost; they're certainly worth it.
Thank you!
--bb
This pertains only to the "Long Barrel" version. I've not tried the shorter version, nor do I see a need for me to, as I'm extremely happy with this version.
Just to preface, I was using mostly cartos on the Reo lately, because it was mess free when putting it in a pocket or bag. All of the atty's I've used before caused at least some leakage, so I had to use the gasket method to avoid staining my shirts with juice that could leak out. While the gasket method did help with attys, I found myself cleaning the "cup" regularly.
Anyways, please take this with a grain of salt. Your mileage may vary, but I was so happy with this atty on the Reo, that I wanted to share my experience. I've run about 10 ml through it so far, plus dripping into it, and I've yet to see a drop of liquid leak out.
Here were my thoughts on it:
[h=4]I Tip My Hat To You, Hanna and Cisco

Ok, I was a bit skeptical, only because of the price.
The long barrel I received today is fantastic. Really smooth, wick'ing is perfect, no splatter of juice or leakage. The taste is like an 801 LR, but with the ease of use that a 510 brings.
Hands down, this is the best atty I've used, and I've got drawers full of ones I've tried before.
If you want a very hot vape, the long barrel probably won't be for you. I prefer a cooler vape, as that is easier on my throat, and even though this is a 1.5 ohm atty, it's quite cool, and provides tons of flavor.
I'm using a Reo Grand, and bottom fed it from the start, in case anyone is considering how it works for bottom feeders. It's mess free, draws in the juice easily, doesn't flood quickly like many atty's can; the juice stays right where it should. I used 50/50 pg/vg juice, that's on the thick side, probably due to the extra flavoring.
I know Hanna puts a lot of time into making these, so I understand the cost; they're certainly worth it.
Thank you!
--bb