So what do you recommend?

[Driftwood]

Hi everyone! So I'm pretty new to the whole vaping scene and was wondering what everyones preferred e-cig is. I'm particularly interested in all the different mods coming out.

I've tried only two different types of e-cigs that my friends have owned, specifically the e-go something or other, a couple different disposable types from various head shops and the reo grand mod.

From what I could tell I had my best throat hits and overall good better buzz from the reo, but I want to know what you guys think.

If you got any cool or funny vaping stories I wouldn't mind hearing about those too!

 

[MamaBird]

I use ego twists, and I like them...simple enough for a noob, small enough to not feel weird in public. The full charged batteries last all day, and you can use any 510 threaded tanks/clearos/carts which make them versatile. Variable voltage means they are fitting in with what is currently popular with other big names in mods world, and their price keeps them accessible.

I an interested in possibly upgrading to azmax or provari in the future, but I quill likely still use my twists in public because I just don't like the look of the others

 

[MamaBird]

Cool story... I have converted 3 people, and I only just started vaping Oct 2. People have loved the look of my egos, and the smell so much that THEY start the conversation... I don't get all preachy or anything.

 

[RPadTV]

I enjoy a lot of gear, but honestly think that the "best" gear to recommend is anything that helps you avoid a tobacco cigarette. There are so many fun choices out there, but to me what matters most is avoiding "real" smokes. Vaping is better and more fun!

 

[DC2]

Everyone will recommend something different, because everyone has different preferences.
And what we would recommend for you would depend on what we think your preferences would be.


So if you can provide some more information, we can be of more help...
--How much of what do you smoke now?
--What did you like about the Ego?
--What did you not like about the Ego?
--What did you like about the Reo Grand?
--What did you not like about the Reo Grand?

 

[Los Marauder]

look at all the posts DC2 has. Over 11,000. My tip of the day when you ask advise is to listen to the vets. They have tried it all, they have no "I just got this and now am i love with this 'cause its new syndrome" like us newer vapers. All of DC2's questions are great, and although DC2 will be the first to say they don't have all the answeres, start you quest there.

 

[tat2dpinoy]

I tried many and wanted to avoid the Provari because of price. Now that I have one, I'm so mad at myself for wasting time and money on the others. You get what you pay for

 

[catoliver]

I can only vouch for my eGo-C upgrade and I just recently purchased some KGO's for back up. They've done right by me for 3 months

 

[flintlock62]

The Provari IS a good choice for those who already have had a bit of experience, but not my recommendation for a noob. The eGo Twist is a variable volt, and coupled with a Mini Novi tank, a great start for the beginner. THEN move up to a Provari and keep the eGo for a back up. My

I tried many and wanted to avoid the Provari because of price. Now that I have one, I'm so mad at myself for wasting time and money on the others. You get what you pay for

 

[SpicyMcHaggis]

ProVari works the same as anything else. Twist something on it and press a button. It's not rocket surgery or surgery science. I have one and it's the most awesomest thing ever. I agree though, out of the gate there are several ways to skin the proverbial cat, and more economical. I would strongly urge a variable volt. I can't imagine not having VV. Twists, Spinners and that kGo VV are killer entry level variable volts. I have several and use them daily.