Hi, I primarily vape is mouth to lung ,I dont feel as the original triton is strong enough So I would like to try the new Triton 2 But i see it comes with a .075 ohm coil and that is a subohm coil I do see you can buy a 1.2 or 1.5 ohm coils I am just wondering is the Triton 2 good for mouth to lung vaping or is it really just a subohm device
Triton 2 Question
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i havent used the Triton 2, but i have used the Reactor and the Tracer, which are very similar technologies.
I do mouth to lung cuz thas how my wimmenz like it.
Not sure why or how that sounded better in my head.
Point being, even being a much stronger and hotter hit, it's still not as overbearing to me using the regular .5 coils. So i figure if you use higher strength resistance, your hit will be more manameagablable...mamajamababble...menageatroiable.... your hit will be easier to take while still delivering more strength than the regular Triton.
I do mouth to lung cuz thas how my wimmenz like it.
Not sure why or how that sounded better in my head.
Point being, even being a much stronger and hotter hit, it's still not as overbearing to me using the regular .5 coils. So i figure if you use higher strength resistance, your hit will be more manameagablable...mamajamababble...menageatroiable.... your hit will be easier to take while still delivering more strength than the regular Triton.
3yr Triton user, I switched to the Triton 2 and its works great both ways. It has an adjustable air flow ring that you can turn it open and closed. And comes with a wider glass drip tip. The only thing I don't like about the T2 is the low capacity battery, its as long as the T1 1300mAh but only 700mAh. So I bought a Reactor mini battery for $35 and as long as I don't go over 4v its safe. and last a long long time. Oh and replacing coils without having to clean the tank is awesome!!!
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