The little things make all the difference

[BreilaRose]

I was used to vaping on the Kanger Emow, but wanted something a little more powerful, so I recently upgraded to the Kanger subox. All was well, except for the drip tip, it was HUGE, and totally not what I am used to.

I tried so very hard, but I simply could not get used to it, so I switched it out with the tip from the Emow, which was wonderful...

and not unattractive, I don't think. Problem was, I still wanted to use the Emow occasionally and constantly switching tips was not fun. So today I went shopping and ended up with this

It isn't the Emow tip, but is a massive improvement over the black hole that was initially offered for the subox (disclaimer - my opinion only!). It has made all the difference. Sometimes it really is the little things!

 

[AXIOM_1]

Sometimes it really is the little things!

yep that's very true indeed... Yeah some of the sub ohm tanks have some pretty good sized tips on them. The first time I ever used one it felt like I was sucking off of a large water hose or something. I got used to it in time though. Switching tips can have a dramatic difference in comfort for sure.

 

[Bunnykiller]

take a look at the tip on the Velocity RDA

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

It was the first thing I changed on my Subtanks.

 

[suprtrkr]

That's why they sell drip tips in so many varieties. The good news is, you figured out what was wrong, and it was an easy and cheap fix. Well done.

 

[birdy68]

Yup.. I had to change mine out too.. It was kind of like sucking on a tailpipe..lol

 

[Grimwald]

Yeah, that tailpipe on the subtank is hysterical. I after vaping for a time, we all have several drip tips laying around. Just swapping the tip can make all the difference.

 

[theddead]

So. .....
No on a chuff cap then?
Lol.
OK. Good show on the tip!

 

[djsvapour]

Go with what suits.

I lost my wide bore aethertech drip tip and stuck a mini Nautilus tip on my Magma last night.
I have no shame and no taste.

 

[Wolfenstark]

Thats why people like having the option of being able to use a drip tip of their choosing.

 

[Spencer87]

My Opinion only, but I actually prefer Wide bore drip tips. First thought when I saw the second one is how tiny it was...haha. But the last one is cool.. I could use that... But whatever keeps u off the analogs is great...

 

[Michelle Hughes]

I don't like the wide tips either. Bought a cigar type tip yesterday and love it

 

[JavaJunkie]

I love ming style drip tips. Anything else and it doesn't feel like my gear. I use a knucklehead 360 drip tip on my subtank.

 

[Bob0411]

It all comes down to what ever helps you or keeps you vaping

 

[David Wolf]

I was used to vaping on the Kanger Emow, but wanted something a little more powerful, so I recently upgraded to the Kanger Subox. All was well, except for the drip tip, it was HUGE, and totally not what I am used to.

I tried so very hard, but I simply could not get used to it, so I switched it out with the tip from the Emow, which was wonderful...

and not unattractive, I don't think. Problem was, I still wanted to use the Emow occasionally and constantly switching tips was not fun. So today I went shopping and ended up with this

It isn't the Emow tip, but is a massive improvement over the black hole that was initially offered for the Subox (disclaimer - my opinion only!). It has made all the difference. Sometimes it really is the little things!

I agree! I just got my subtank mini today and the first thing I did was replace that fire hose of a drip tip with a narrow throated acrylic tip. I don't like metal drip tips, they give a metallic taste to me (and some others as well). I never did like my EMOW, but the subtank mini with the 1.2 ohm coil is perfect for me tootle puffing at 10W on the second smallest air hole