Opinions on Aspire and Innokin

[darkangel07760]

My boyfriend has FINALLY made the decision to really try vaping. In an effort to make it as simple as possible for him, I am not buying online but at my local fave vape shop (he is not a computer guy by any means). My local vape shop keeps it simple and only carries Innokin and Aspire. I am looking for a lasting-all-day, sturdy (he works as a mason), MTL (not subohm) vape mod that he could stuff in his pocket and it wouldn't fire off, so something that requires a simple way to shut off (he needs glasses to read so either it has to be a simple button sequence or an easy-to-read LED screen). He doesn't care it is on the big side, but it needs to last an 8 hour workday, since he will not have the luxury of charging it while on the job; preferably something that charges via USB. I also would prefer he gets a top fill tank.
So anyone out there that works in tough conditions and has some input, I would love to hear from you!

 

[gin828]

I am an oilfield worker and I have found Provari 2.5 to be toughest mod you will come across. You might have missed the boat on the Provape Special as to getting one for $20 but I would keep checking. Top a 2.5 or a provari classic with a Nautilus tank and I would say thats the easiest/cheapest most dependable set-up you can get

 

[Who_Dey_1991]

I work in a clay tile factory and my Innokin SVD 2.0 is by far the most durable mod I have. I don't use it much anymore because it only fires to 20W and I've gone passed that since I bought it. But I do still occasionally use it with my Nautilus and K3 tanks. It takes a removable 18650 battery so something like the LG HG2 or Samsung 30Q should get him 8 hours of usage.

However the display is kind of small and it doesn't support on-board charging, but I still recommend looking into it.

 

[r77r7r]

I was looking at some nice leather holsters yesterday. I think that if I had your husband's job, I'd buy what I like and use one.

 

[Mazinny]

This should tick all boxes if he would be ok at a constant 14 watts ( no vw ). As easy as it gets, top fill, easy coil replacement, 2000 mah built in ( charges via usb ). No lED screen, easy on off switch etc ....


Endura T22 Vape mod - Innokin

 

[JCinFLA]

I second what @Mazinny recommended above. I've used Innokin products for 3+ years so far, and they've all been reliable and tough as nails.

I'll take a peek at some favorite sites and see what deals I can post for one of those.

 

[darkangel07760]

I was looking at some nice leather holsters yesterday. I think that if I had your husband's job, I'd buy what I like and use one.

Where did you find the holsters? I would love to take a look at some for him.

 

[darkangel07760]

This should tick all boxes if he would be ok at a constant 14 watts ( no vw ). As easy as it gets, top fill, easy coil replacement, 2000 mah built in ( charges via usb ). No lED screen, easy on off switch etc ....


Endura T22 Vape mod - Innokin

I have one of these and I love it. I will grab him one of these, seems to be the simplest one for him, and luckily the vape shop sells these!

 

[darkangel07760]

I second what @Mazinny recommended above. I've used Innokin products for 3+ years so far, and they've all been reliable and tough as nails.

I'll take a peek at some favorite sites and see what deals I can post for one of those.

Awesome thank you!

 

[darkangel07760]

I am an oilfield worker and I have found Provari 2.5 to be toughest mod you will come across. You might have missed the boat on the Provape Special as to getting one for $20 but I would keep checking. Top a 2.5 or a provari classic with a Nautilus tank and I would say thats the easiest/cheapest most dependable set-up you can get

I have Provari and I love them. I will lend him one and see if it works for him.

 

[darkangel07760]

I work in a clay tile factory and my Innokin SVD 2.0 is by far the most durable mod I have. I don't use it much anymore because it only fires to 20W and I've gone passed that since I bought it. But I do still occasionally use it with my Nautilus and K3 tanks. It takes a removable 18650 battery so something like the LG HG2 or Samsung 30Q should get him 8 hours of usage.

However the display is kind of small and it doesn't support on-board charging, but I still recommend looking into it.

I definitely will, thank you!

 

[JCinFLA]

@darkangel07760 - MFS has them on sale now for $29.95 per kit.

Endura T22 Starter Kit

By the way, it can use the T22 and/or the T18 coils in the tank. I'm checking to see where they're less costly.

 

[JCinFLA]

Vapor Beast has the T18 1.5ohm coils, 5/pack for $7.95, and free S/H with $35 purchase. So 5 packs of coils with FREE S/H = $39.75. Enough for both of you for awhile, if 1.5ohm would work for you both. They also carry the T22, but only have them in 2.0ohms now. Beats MFS price of $9.95/5 pack + S/H.

Innokin T18 Tank Coil - 5 pack | Tanks & Accessories | VaporBeast

VB also has a long-running coupon code for 10% off, for 1st time customers. I used it not too long ago, and it was still active. It's YEAHBABY. Would bring total for coils down to $35.78 for 5 boxes with FREE S/H.

 

[bobwho77]

Aspire/Innokin?
My daily vape for over a year of hard knocks use (before I started sub-ohming)
Was an Aspire Nautilus/Innokin MVP 20w setup. Good vaping, in a simple, nearly bulletproof device.

 

[daviedog]

SVD V2 is often overlooked, I'd take it in a heartbeat over other innokin low power vapes.
Using it now with a T3s clearo 1.1 ohms, must be that DNA chip..

 

[r77r7r]

Didn't many of the older pvs not have spring loaded center posts? I remember that being quite an issue with the mvp's. Still sold well tho.

 

[darkangel07760]

I put together a nice rig for him; I am using the Innokin T22 tank on a 75watt Sigelei. Since he and I are both former smokers, I knew that the tight draw and exceptional flavor of the Endura tank would work perfectly for him; it's my favorite tank. I also swapped out the Endura T22 battery for my longer lasting Sigelei, which can also be charged via USB. I hope that he sticks with it; even cutting the actual smoking down by half would be awesome. Once I notice that he sticking with it, I will spring for his own rig...

 

[r77r7r]

Giving this further thought, I like the idea of a side by side mod. Most mods are durable, the 510 connector and glass tank are not. I'd pop that in a mod holster from Amazon along with a portable charger. I'd also carry a full spare tank to swap out instead of refilling. As a former Mason myself, my hands were always dirty and these things would work.

 

[darkangel07760]

Hehe right now I am using my good ol' Nautilus because my Kabuki likes to act up and not unscrew easily in order for me to refill it with juice...
It seems that he likes the setup so far, of which I am glad!

 

[rhelton]

I ran across this yesterday and it is a fantastic deal. I had one of these kits but it was stolen and I really liked it. Long battery life and very easy to use and pockets easily. Obviously the tank would not work for you right now but maybe later, pop a Nautilus on top of it and your golden.

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