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I tired, even had an alert set on my phone to remind me 15 minutes ahead of time. Provapes website apparently was having issues, and wouldn't let me login. So much for widely available Zen stuff. 
I kinda prefer the look of the ZEN, but that's all subjective. I spent my ZAP fund tonight and then some anyway.
I was posted up on provape an hour before logged in with items in my cart so jut clicked 'add to cart' and checked out. So excited!
For the lucky people who got one, I can't wait to hear some details reviews! It's something I want but really need to know all about it before I spend that kind of money on one
do you know how much its gonna be?i hope they have enough stocks coz if miss out again ill just switch back to analogs
I believe it is $120 for just the atty, and $140 for the "kit" which includes wicks and two gauges of kanthal.
I don't know the site off the top of my head, but if you go to Rip Trippers youtube page, he has the info in the latest video.
I don't know the site off the top of my head, but if you go to Rip Trippers youtube page, he has the info in the latest video.
The day I got my ZAU, I just couldn't get used to the light draw. I eventually got the hang of it after a few hours. She's my baby now
I don't mean to bash it, but who uses flat head screws, seriously there are so many better fastener options out there.
Can you elaborate on that? I'm thinking about getting one next batch around. Different from other genesis setups, or just different from atties and cartos?
It is known to have a very airy draw. A draw with no resistance. Like sucking air through a straw type airy.
Mine should be in the mail today. I can't wait until I get off of work to hook it up.
I agree, I hate flat head screws. The idea was to have something that wouldn't need a "special" tool........like a phillips screwdriver is special
. I personally will be changing my screws out with phillips so all my atomizers have the same. Then I think I'm gonna mod it to be "tool-less" thumbscrew for ground and spring-loaded positive.
It does have an airy draw which I personally like. Im also one that doesn't treat his PV's very well I like to just throw them in my pocket, bed, table. The Z-atty likes to be treated well. Laying it on its side it will leak. The glass tank is also very easily broken. I have cracked a few. It also does add a lot of weight so its not very pocket friendly. I personally only use mine at home and love it. But when going to work I just use an atty. I believe because of these reasons some will not like it where others love it.
I hope I didn't give the impression that I was bashing the ZAP. I don't have one so I can't speak from experience. I was just regurgitating what I have heard from countless others and have never heard anyone dispute it. Some seem to like it, others don't.
I am not a fan of airy draws but I will probably end up owning one anyway because they look so %#@*ing good on the Provari.
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