Vapor setup? Need your help

[SunnyHours]

Hi everyone!

I was vaping before, and got a Provari v2 and a bunch of stuff. I had switched to Snus but recently Canadian Customs started cracking down on my Snus orders till it became too expensive to order because of taxes (around 12-18$/can :O and you guys thought the Pact Act was expensive hehe).
Anyways I took up smoking again and recently found an Ego twist I thought I had lost a while ago.
So I got some new juice that I'm really enjoying right now. On my home the 1000mah twist died on me. So I'm looking for 1 and only 1 vape that will last me a whole day.

I'm thinking of waiting till the Provari 3 comes out and get another Provari v2.5 when it goes on special...
Any recommendation on a vape and clearos/carto tanks? I'm quite outdated with all that's gotten out since the Protank 2 hehe
I'm not looking for a mech mod or rebuildable attys, I wanna keep it simple
Cheers everyone!

 

[inswva]

If you don't mind a box mod, the Innokin MVP 2.0 is hard to beat for a cheap, reliable, all day device. Recommend an Aspire Nautilus or Nautilus Mini with BVC coils. (the mini comes with BVC coils but they also work in the full size which has a 5ml capacity).

 

[SunnyHours]

I had been looking at the MVP 2.0 I thought it looked pretty cool and it seems for the money, to be a good deal. Maybe that, and further down the line, in maybe 3 months see how I'm doing on just vaping.
I've got a Aspire BDC on my ego Twist and it works pretty well although it seems to get problems when I "chain vape" in higher voltages.

Also I'm not sure it was clear in my OP, but about a year ago I was vaping very little juice and had a Provari v2 for a while, which I loved, but I sold it when I switched to snus...

 

[trypsky]

I second the mvp it seems like the ideal setup given your criteria. I personally use mechs mostly and don't own one but I have several friends that do have them with mini nautilus tanks and absolutely love them. Inexpensive, low maintenance, solid company that makes them, and compact. Most people who use tanks seem to love the mini nautilus as well. I have not tried one but when I used those tanks I did have a full size nautilus and it was the best in my experience for that type of device.

 

[inswva]

Aspire now makes the BVC heads for their non-Nautilus tanks. I'd definitely give those a shot.

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[twgbonehead]

I've got a Aspire BDC on my ego Twist and it works pretty well although it seems to get problems when I "chain vape" in higher voltages.

The BVC's are much better than the BDC's, particularly at higher voltages. For the cost of a coil you should try them.

 

[M3CH M0D M4DN355]

The new Istick looks like an interesting alternative to the MVP but its very new so how it will fair long term I don't think anyone knows as yet, but its small, affordable, has a lot of battery life and goes up to 20 watts so may be worth a look?

The Nautilus mini could be a nice tank to go with it.

 

[CptJYossarian]

I'm also really curious about the iStick. I wanna get my hands on one but can't find any up here (online or in shop). Would be good for my kayfun...

As for the OP: Def check out the MVP2.0. That thing is solid. I used it for a long time with my nautilus before switching over to mechs/RDAs because of my obsessive personality

 

[SunnyHours]

Well I shouldn't have said that about the BDC since I'm already having a problem with it, it got clogged...