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None that I know of.. but you can get many cheap mechs and ego's at fasttech...
(Oh No!! I said FastTech....)
(Oh No!! I said FastTech....)
I don't know of any waterproof mods and don't see how they could make one waterproof since they all need vents for the batteries....
As for cheap mech mods, I like my sigelei 19. It's cheap and pretty well made. I've dropped it a few times with no problems.
As for cheap mech mods, I like my sigelei 19. It's cheap and pretty well made. I've dropped it a few times with no problems.
It's been said a bit earlier, but yeah, mechs need vent holes so I'm not sure if they can become waterproofed. The same goes with attys--they need airholes so you can draw vapor from them.
I'd recommend getting waterproof cases for PVs instead.
I'd recommend getting waterproof cases for PVs instead.
I myself do a fair bit of canoeing and initially I was just lugging around a few disposables in a ziplock but recently I've been taking a cheapo fasttech ego/clearo setup in a ziplock and/or dry bag. Just pull it out anytime I stop for a rest, etc.
Yeah I realize they need venting. Hmmm... well someone should at least make a unit that has all it's electronics in a waterproof area. The battery can get wet and replaced... the whole unit is a different story.
I get a lot of seat time during the day and vaping, paddling and sipping on a beer is just beautiful. Pulling over to quickly get a nic fix isn't...
Ah well, I guess I'll just go with strictly mechanical. I lost my Reo Grand by dropping it into the river last year
This year I was using a Joytech 18650 mod, but a wave came over my boat and soaked it and now it doesn't work at all.
I get a lot of seat time during the day and vaping, paddling and sipping on a beer is just beautiful. Pulling over to quickly get a nic fix isn't...
Ah well, I guess I'll just go with strictly mechanical. I lost my Reo Grand by dropping it into the river last year
This year I was using a Joytech 18650 mod, but a wave came over my boat and soaked it and now it doesn't work at all.
ProVape sells a waterproof case that's designed to hold full size mods like the provari.... it even floats...
Electronic Cigarette Carry Case Caddy
Electronic Cigarette Carry Case Caddy
fourtytwo:10499695 said:
This. An otterbox or dry box/bag.
Literally can't waterproof ecigs because they have to draw in and vent air.
I have heard of someone tryin to perfect a seal that will allow air but not water to pass through, but I dont think it was very successful.
jfountain2:10499881 said:
Omg thank you for mentioning this.
Just ordered one to try out
Pelican Cases are my only suggestion for those who like to be out and about in the wilderness...
may as well keep everything in there, spare battery and juice bottle, and never have to worry.
www.pelican.com
may as well keep everything in there, spare battery and juice bottle, and never have to worry.
www.pelican.com
It's been done!!!!
I'm in the same boat (pardon the pun), and love the outdoors. The only mod that was created specifically for the outdoors was the Rubicon Raven (formerly know as the Outdoorsman).
It's a VV mod with a 8000 MAH, 26650 protected battery. They say 6 days of vape time.
Now, this is not a pretty mod. Aesthetics aside, this is a form/function vv mod, and made to order. I would call the mod maker (David or leggomyears@gmail.com)
Rubicon Mods by Leggomyears!
http://shoppingcart-20320.safestorefront.com/Merchant/?p1=178185
Alternatively, I use my REO Grand when kayaking or generally in the outdoors (no kick of course). This year I attached some styrofoam when I was in deep water. The beauty about the REO is that you can wash it when dirty...no wires to worry about, just add some new Noalox.
Wow, that Raven is a beast. Perhaps too beastly. I'd probably buy if it had only one 26650 battery and sub $100 price tag. As it is that thing must weigh a ton and barely fit in a pocket 
Would be good if I went on week long trip or more though.
I'm leaning towards the KTS GGTS (cheap) and that carry caddy from ProVape (looks nice). I already have a Pelican case, but it's not accessible on the water. Everything is stored in the rear hatch and I don't really want a box sitting in between my thighs.
Would be good if I went on week long trip or more though.I'm leaning towards the KTS GGTS (cheap) and that carry caddy from ProVape (looks nice). I already have a Pelican case, but it's not accessible on the water. Everything is stored in the rear hatch and I don't really want a box sitting in between my thighs.
They are all waterproof as long as you dont push the button after dropping them in a wet patch
How about this one at a big discount :
Amazon.com: Quality Importers Cigar Caddy 3140 2 Cigar Waterproof Travel Humidor, Black Matte: Home & Kitchen
Does it look familiar ?
On my yearly 4 day canoe expedition, I carry a 3000mah usb charge pack, and 2 ego twists w/ evods and 2 ego-vv (the three click change voltage oldschool ones) with empty cartos. I have one around my neck on a lanyard with the evod, everything else is in a drybag in ziploc bags. The ego-vvs and cartos are the backups.
Madvapes Gripper is a wonderful mech mod which got many great reviews. Mine is on it's way as we speak! You can also get the Sentinel Clone from All E-Cig Solutions - Canada's #1 Electronic Cigarette Dealer - Ontario (canadian vendor) which was recommended by MANY users.
There is this one but even before this one, way back when (get me some geritol), there was a kayaker here on the boards that had a really nice one with all the instructions on how to make it .... couldn't find it. I need a nap.
Wait a second .... here he is
Wait a second .... here he is
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I spend a lot of time paddling and fishing also. My REO grand always comes with me. I've dunked it and after a battery swap I was vaping again instantly. Its also nice not having to fill the thing all day. I'd suggest another REO. What river did you lose yours in I'll keep an eye out for it 
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