weight of the MVP

[r77r7r]

not very helpful

Oh, cmon. Put on a smile. Ima come over n tiggle you

 

[twgbonehead]

I love mine, both of them! Yes, for the first minute or two I found the button a bit heavy. But I haven't noticed it since.

The exception was when I took a tumble and broke my left wrist, it actually got very hard to press the button with my left hand. But it worked as therapy instead.

The above all refers to the button-press. As to the weight, it really isn't that heavy. It's lighter than all my mods, and much more pocket-friendly.

 

[PhyscOsiris]

I love mine, the weight and size to me is just perfect not too mention the battery lasts me all day compared to my other tube mods

 

[AngelicTomPetty]

If you don't like the weight of the MVP do what I do and pick up a fanny pack. They are seriously coming back in style and people that say otherwise don't know what they are talking about. Whenever I see an adult male out in public with a fanny pack I immediately think this guy is going places and in charge of his life.

Only kidding.

 

[Sue1971]

At first I thought it was heavy, but after holding the mvp and then my cellphone I think they actually weigh the same.

 

[Gargoyle]

MVP is the farthest thing from heavy in my mind…

But I work for a living… Ya know… Manual labor.. LOL!! So to me it's light as can be.

 

[Caridwen]

If you don't like the weight of the MVP do what I do and pick up a fanny pack. They are seriously coming back in style and people that say otherwise don't know what they are talking about. Whenever I see an adult male out in public with a fanny pack I immediately think this guy is going places and in charge of his life.

Only kidding.

That made me laugh so hard.

 

[r77r7r]

Surprised F P isn't censored on this UK based forum.

 

[jbarrick]

Thanks all for the good advice, the price isn't to bad as well.

Thanks again

 

[PhyscOsiris]

Thanks all for the good advice, the price isn't to bad as well.

Thanks again

Look around online, I got mine off e-bay for $40

 

[jcco]

I got my MVP2 when a fluke sale came up. I was always on the hunt for a decent backup to my Vamo2, SS.
Now the Vamo is second seat to the MVP. I was surprised how much I wound up liking the shape & much lighter than the Vamo. Or it sure seems that way.
I also like that it stands up which helps keep the wicks wet on my BCC's. Very few if any dry/burnt hits & that's using high or 100% VG liquid.

I'm using the good old fashion Evod's & really would like to try the newer glass Evod's. My other toppers - PT2, PT Mini 2 both leak & gurgle unless I re-do the flavor wicks. I don't know why some leak & some don't. Has to be the lack of QC at Kanger.
The replacement heads are cheap compared to most but I have heard that the "newer" ones are inconsistent.
I'm glad I had stocked up on the old ones.
Also got some clone Evods from fasttech & actually had pretty good results from those.

I like my MVP2 so much that I kick myself for not getting 2. Lol.

Good luck & hope you find the perfect rig.

JC

 

[chains10]

I think its great. I chain vape alot and I haven't felt any hand fatigue from it. As long as you're not very petite and you have no hand mobility challenges, you should be fine with it.

 

[Herzeleid14]

It really i smaller in person, i was kinda disappointed, thinking it was bigger. I stil love mine.

 

[WharfRat1976]

It's not too heavy....I don't like to put it in my nicer slacks pockets for fear the corners will tear them.

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[GPC2012]

Is nothing compared to the VTR