Quality atomizer for dripping

[CEED117]

I've recently started dripping a little and got a cheap 3$ atomizer from a b/m shop and it's just not doing it for me what are some good quality atomizers for around 20$ or so


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[wonner]

This may be what you want: Avid Vapers HH.357 Cisco Spec Atomizer

 

[tj99959]

There are more good ole dripping atties out there than you can count, and everyone who drips will have their very own favorite.
For quality atties from folks that know dripping inside & out, I would suggest two web sits, EmpireMods and www.avidvaper.com
Keith and Cisco practically invented the art of direct dripping.

 

[Kaisen]

I'd recommend the UD IGO line. Pure stainless steel, easy to build, not a cheap clone of another. Which UD IGO-W depends on how many coils you want to build, whether you want adjustable airflow control, and what size (diameter) device it will go on. Right now 101 Vape has some great deals, as does Triangle Vape LLC

Also consider the UD AGI, which can be used as either a 22mm dripper or a genesis, by attaching the pyrex tank or not. They're running a special for $10.99 at 101vape.....they are typically about $30

 

[tj99959]

I'd recommend the UD IGO line. Pure stainless steel, easy to build, not a cheap clone of another. Which UD IGO-W depends on how many coils you want to build, whether you want adjustable airflow control, and what size (diameter) device it will go on. Right now 101 Vape has some great deals, as does Triangle Vape LLC

Also consider the UD AGI, which can be used as either a 22mm dripper or a genesis, by attaching the pyrex tank or not. They're running a special for $10.99 at 101vape.....they are typically about $30

Learning to drip, and learning to rebuild RBA/RDA's are two very different things. First things first!

Sorry, but I just have a problem with the "I started vaping yesterday, so how do I build a quad coil" syndrome.

 

[MonicaRae]

Without hijacking CEED's thread...I have just about the same question. I made myself a makeshift dripping atty out of an old carto & imagine my surprise when the thing worked nevermind made the juice taste better than ever.

I don't think I'm ready to get into rebuildables -- I've been thinking about it but there's a lot to consider. Which Kanthal? How do u know with ga? I know I'd go for cotton so that ones ez. But then it's what RDA? And of course since it's gonna be my very first time doing it I don't want to spend a lot -- I'm talking $15 the most. SO MANY QUESTIONS. I started the researched but quickly got overwhelmed.

Anyway so if I just want to drip...should I just get a 510 dripping atty? They seem pretty basic so if there is something better please tell a girl.

Thanks in advance

 

[etchie]

I could have every expensive drip in the world and my Igo-w still wouldn't be collecting dust. That being said, I'm getting an Omega clone tomorrow!

 

[Kaisen]

I test-drip with a BOGE or Kanger 510 cartomizer on an Ego. Works really well if you're looking for flavor

 

[Jazzi Mike]

I agree with tj99959's posts. Empire Mods and Avid Vaper are pretty much the gold standard in terms of premade 510 dripping attys. they are both places to start. Also, you can use 510 or 306 attys. they both will work with 510 threading. Also, pick up a few drip tips.

Unfortunately, when newbies to dripping make these kinds of posts, you get a bunch of crappy "Look at me, I can wrap my own coils" type of responses. Yes, making your own coils will be better than pre-made stuff, but only if your coil is built well and you know what you are doing. In the cases of someone who is new to vaping and new to dripping, it might not be the best option to take on RBAs.

 

[MonicaRae]

I agree with tj99959's posts. Empire Mods and Avid Vaper are pretty much the gold standard in terms of premade 510 dripping attys. they are both places to start. Also, you can use 510 or 306 attys. they both will work with 510 threading. Also, pick up a few drip tips.

Unfortunately, when newbies to dripping make these kinds of posts, you get a bunch of crappy "Look at me, I can wrap my own coils" type of responses. Yes, making your own coils will be better than pre-made stuff, but only if your coil is built well and you know what you are doing. In the cases of someone who is new to vaping and new to dripping, it might not be the best option to take on RBAs.

Lol>> Couldn't have said it better. I was considering an RBA but I've basically never dripped before so I think your right. Thanks for some vendors & the info on a 306 atty cuz that had me confused.

 

[MassiveKlouds]

Welcome to the forum!! Im on an Igo-W Dual coil sub ohm build. I love blowing clouds!!

 

[Ksweizen]

I'm on my way to an igo w from v-apes. They drill the holes out for FREE! Lol

 

[Riverboat]

This may be what you want: Avid Vapers HH.357 Cisco Spec Atomizer

I have been a direct dripper exclusively for 4+ years............ HH357's are the best hands down...If you buy the custom ones you can choose what type of eliqiud blend you are using,,,, Buy the Long Barrel Versions.... If you over fill the atty Long Barrels keep the juice from sucking up into your mouth....

 

[tj99959]

I have been a direct dripper exclusively for 4+ years............ HH357's are the best hands down...If you buy the custom ones you can choose what type of eliqiud blend you are using,,,, Buy the Long Barrel Versions.... If you over fill the atty Long Barrels keep the juice from sucking up into your mouth....

While I agree that the 357 is a great dripper, I would NEVER suggest a 22$ atty to someone that doesn't even know if they will like dripping yet. Get a 6-7$ atty and learn how to drip .... THEN .... go looking for a nice atty. That way you won't ruin it.

There is a learning curve to dripping, just like there is to anything else. The key is to not get all mad & frustrated when you flood the atty, get dry hits, or even pop an atty. It's just part of learning what you can/can't do with a dripper.