Provari Porn!

[TonyTT]

No missing the big picture here. I agree, if a novice is commited to vaping and is willing to fork out the "higher" expense for a Provari, more power to them. They can't go wrong with a Provari purchase.

I started with a 510-t and hated it so much that I got a provari and it's been going strong for more than two years

Best decision I ever made.

 

[AK Maniak]

I think all of you miss the big picture here. Not like most of us (maybe just me) that go through pvs/mods like underwear before finding a good one this guy here just went straight to one of the best mods on the market for a safe fantastic vape. Respect my friend you can never ever go wrong with a provari.

At some point you may want to pick up a 18650 end cap for home use but you my friend are good to go. Congrats

Exactly! I spent quite a while researching various mods and I kept seeing threads about starter PVs such as a Spinner, or iTaste and then eventually upgrading to such and such. I can understand if you aren't sure if you are going to like vaping but for me I had used them before, and loved them so I wasnt worried about not liking it.

And while the provari was expensive, it evens out by the time you invest in a couple different cheaper PVs and multiple tanks. I am fairly confident that I won't have to "upgrade" to anything for quite a while.

Right now i'm simply trying to find a really good vendor for liquids because my home town has very few selections and the liquids they do have are "homebrew" with hand drawn labels and I have no idea what is in them.

 

[NotSoMini]

Good choice going with the ProVari. I started with an eGo and after a month I was not satisfied so bought the ProVari. I have had mine for almost a year now. It is a real workhorse and very dependable. I have never looked back.

 

[Alter]

My wife's pink provari is now 14 months old and been her only 24/7 PV and it hasn't skipped a beat in that time. Well spent money on her provari. I like the mechs but broke down a few months ago and bought my own black provari. I vape off of different mechs each day but have my provari locked and loaded at all times nearby. My wife and I are diehard protank user and unless there is new vape technology I'll be using those protanks for a long long time.

 

[AK Maniak]

Very nice. I have yet to dip my toes into the mech department as I would like to research them quite a bit more before trying.

My wife wants to wait until she is no longer pregnant before trying it but she is definitely looking forward to it as her only other experience with vaping is with a cigalike and it wasn't very satisfying.

 

[DaveP]

Mine looks gold under tungsten light without color temperature correction. It's the same Satin SS Provari that I posted in post #4.

 

[techtony]

I've had mine for a little over three years... looks pretty good for the age.

 

[wthomp]

I just got my first Provari (full size w/ 18650 extender cap) a couple days ago. I got the nautilus aspire as well, but from a different company - so new ring. Like so many- I went through the usual evolution over 2 years - stupid little cig shaped ones, ego, vamo, itaste, ...Ah well. I'm the type that calculates cost on everything, and I figure, most conservatively, it's been worth $2/ day just to have such a consistent vapor. Really is a great little machine, and the battery life seems much much better too. So I figure in 3 months I'm even. Least that's how my frugal mindset works it out... Gotta say though, I think I've lost interest in all the mods and accessories, but I have a newly invigorated interest in e-liquids!!

 

[want to quit]

I spent probably well over $3000 on vaping over the years so I am glad you are smarter than myself haha. The provari looks good, is sturdy, offers a safe and fantastic vape with anything and so far (knock on wood) I never ever had a issue with a provari.

Exactly! I spent quite a while researching various mods and I kept seeing threads about starter PVs such as a Spinner, or iTaste and then eventually upgrading to such and such. I can understand if you aren't sure if you are going to like vaping but for me I had used them before, and loved them so I wasnt worried about not liking it.

And while the provari was expensive, it evens out by the time you invest in a couple different cheaper PVs and multiple tanks. I am fairly confident that I won't have to "upgrade" to anything for quite a while.

Right now i'm simply trying to find a really good vendor for liquids because my home town has very few selections and the liquids they do have are "homebrew" with hand drawn labels and I have no idea what is in them.