Simple questions

[rss155]

Only my second post, I'm just curious about a few things. My eleaf istick came with the connector for ego threading tanks, do I need it when I use my Innokin Gladius tank with my istick? (I currently vape at 1.5 ohms if that's relevant) I'm still learning about vaping and how everything works and want to learn basics. So is it necessary to use the connector when I use my Gladius?

I'd also love to know what tanks (preferably those with Pyrex glass as I like the occasional cinnamon or citrus flavors) are great for getting quality flavor and produce a big cloud, as I've been using my Gladius tanks for a good 6 months and I want to find better tanks that give me what I'm looking for. I'm partial to Innokin, but anything that works well with my istick will be just as good. The Gladius tanks I own were great for when I first started but now I want a richer flavor and bigger vape clouds. Thanks!

 

[emily n portland]

I've never used one personally, but it looks like the Gladius has 510 threading.
(Ie you do not need the ego adapter)

I'm not big on tanks, so I'll let someone else advise you there...but they'll want to know if you're interested in learning to build your own coils or if you prefer to use stock replaceable coils.

 

[Rsunderl]

Hi and welcome to ECF!

There are two glass tanks I would recommend for the iStick. The Aspire Nautilus Mini and the Kanger Pro 3 Mini.

Both produce great flavor, have replaceable coils, and are economical to use.

The Aspire has adjustable airflow, while the Kanger doesn't. The kanger is a bit less expensive, so you can have several loaded up with different juices if you like to change flavors a lot.

I'm pretty sure you can also get an airflow adjustment adapter for the Kanger, but I haven't needed one, so haven't checked it out. Just something I seem to remember reading.

Hope that helps and Happy Vaping!