trying to return to vaping...

[TheBedslaya]

Ive given yo vaping twice over the last two years and gone back to cigarettes. The reason is because of thr constant headache ive had with my vapes and their maintenance, things constabtly leaking or breaking or not hitting right.

What i want is suggestions on the easiest to maintain vapes. Ive had a kangertech setuo and a eleaf/aspire nautilus setup as well as a handful of cheap pens. I just want a vape that doesnt have so many leaking issues, and one that doesnt require constant maintenance, because the headaches and frustration and damage to my wallet cause me to give up and grab a pack of smokes.


Help?

 

[Cheallaigh]

easiest is a dripbox 60w... general lasts longer between fills because of the large capacity bottles, cheap, the coils can be bought pre-made and just screw a new one in when needed.

 

[SteveS45]

Easiest in my opinion is an iStick TC40w and a Nautilus Mini. Or any of the iStick MOD's. Was my first MOD and I still use it till this day although for stealthy or inconspicuous vaping.

 

[sofarsogood]

Ive given yo vaping twice over the last two years and gone back to cigarettes. The reason is because of thr constant headache ive had with my vapes and their maintenance, things constabtly leaking or breaking or not hitting right.

What i want is suggestions on the easiest to maintain vapes. Ive had a kangertech setuo and a eleaf/aspire nautilus setup as well as a handful of cheap pens. I just want a vape that doesnt have so many leaking issues, and one that doesnt require constant maintenance, because the headaches and frustration and damage to my wallet cause me to give up and grab a pack of smokes.


Help?

My vaping poster child is a brother of mine. I started him 2 years ago on an N mini and iStick 20 watt. He was a dual user for 10 months and finally quit smoking. I can't interest him in any other setup. I started with the same. The only reason I'm not using it still is I wanted to rebuild. My current setup is below.

 

[LimJaheyyy]

I'm using the tfv8. While it probably pushed too much vapor for you it doesn't leak and the coils last around 3 weeks to a month

 

[mcclintock]

Start rolling your own cigs. Now you have a reference of difficulty.

Or, if you keep smoking, also go to RYO anyway, fire safety cigs are horrible and should not be consumed by anyone. Carpet glue. (assuming you're in the US)

 

[Ryedan]

Ive given yo vaping twice over the last two years and gone back to cigarettes. The reason is because of thr constant headache ive had with my vapes and their maintenance, things constabtly leaking or breaking or not hitting right.

What i want is suggestions on the easiest to maintain vapes. Ive had a kangertech setuo and a eleaf/aspire nautilus setup as well as a handful of cheap pens. I just want a vape that doesnt have so many leaking issues, and one that doesnt require constant maintenance, because the headaches and frustration and damage to my wallet cause me to give up and grab a pack of smokes.

Help?

A bit more info might help us help you TheBedslaya. Some gear out there is really tough, some atomizers leak easier than others and there are vape performance differences. There are also price considerations but keep in mind how much money you spend on smoking. That can really add up over time.

When it was working well did you like the vape you got from the Nautilus, enough vapor and flavor? Which Kangertech product did you use and how was that vape for you? You want replaceable heads instead of rebuildable, right?

What leaked, why/when did it leak and what broke?

All vape gear can leak if it's not set up and used right and all vape gear needs some maintenance even if it's just replacing heads and maintaining atomizers as needed. The power supplies (battery, mod) are pretty foolproof these days, but they don't like to be wet, be dropped or bent. There is no gear I know of in vaping that is as easy as buying a pack and lighting a cigarette and that in my opinion not going to change any time soon.