Reo Grand

[cmecha]

I currently use a Vmod xl at 3.7v and considering switching to a Reos, My question is can you use a drip shield to prevent spillage? and what will change for me.

 

[RocketRod]

Spillage isn't and issue with a REO. The come with a catch cup built in and a little juice never hurts. Go to reomods.com and see what is available and pricing. The should be some Grands, mini's, and metal 18490's in stock.

 

[nerak]

I currently use a Vmod xl at 3.7v and considering switching to a Reos, My question is can you use a drip shield to prevent spillage? and what will change for me.

Most of us use the blind squonk. We draw on the atty, not firing, and give a little push on the bottle. As soon as you hear a slight gurgling stop! You are ready to vape. Usually there is no juice in the drip well or catch cup.

I think you will enjoy having a durable metal or a handcrafted wood REO. The build is what will change. REO's are made to last and perform.

 

[Mudflap]

You won't have to tilt a Reo to juice feed the atty or carto.

 

[ltrainer]

You don't need a drip shield. There should be so little in the catchcup as to not flow out at all. In over a year of vaping a Grand I have never had the catchcup overflow or drip even when placing it on its side.

I think the big change is in durability. IF you don't lose it it will be around as long as you are. You'll also gain great customer service and a nice community of people to bounce anything off them.

If you are interested Variable Volt Grands will be coming out shortly so you might want to take a look at those.

I currently use a Vmod xl at 3.7v and considering switching to a Reos, My question is can you use a drip shield to prevent spillage? and what will change for me.