What do you use to carry your gear
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Lol. Thats too close to my Guy Alfonso. I'd be the guy with a freak battery accident.
I got the standard ego case when I started but now that I have bigger batteries the drip tips are popping out the top. Looking for something similar that can carry 3 batteries with 3 tanks attached and 3 extra tanks.
I carry laptop (notebook? what you guy call these day?) to work so I just put them in laptop bag
This 1000x over. I don't need a box to lug around anything in. My pv fits perfect in my pocket, bam, good to go.
If I'm just going to the office for the day I use a small tray from the tackle box that will hold my back up eVic, 3 tanks, 3 - 10ml bottles of juice, 3 spare Kanger heads and a couple spare drip tips.
If I'm on the road visiting clients then I take the larger tray from a tackle box that will hold my back up eVic, 6 tanks, 6 - 10ml bottles of juice, 3 spare Kanger heads, 3 spare IkenVape cartos, 3 spare iClear 30S heads, Q-Tips for cleaning and a couple spare drip tips.
My primary eVic and current tank/flavor is in a pouch on a lanyard around my neck for instant access.
If I'm on the road visiting clients then I take the larger tray from a tackle box that will hold my back up eVic, 6 tanks, 6 - 10ml bottles of juice, 3 spare Kanger heads, 3 spare IkenVape cartos, 3 spare iClear 30S heads, Q-Tips for cleaning and a couple spare drip tips.
My primary eVic and current tank/flavor is in a pouch on a lanyard around my neck for instant access.
While you're there you can also get one of these tackle boxes to keep stuff in at home for about $10.00
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Shirt pocket. - I only need to carry one vaping related item with me. I use a REO, so I don't need to carry anything but my REO. It's liberating.
I mean that, too. Because of my work and other activities, I carry a lot of stuff on my person and with me every day (about 4 lbs on my person and never less than 10 lbs in my equipment bag - often as much as 20lb). Knowing that one single item has enough juice and battery to see me through even a relatively long day and never having to add anything to my necessary equipment to support my vaping is liberating. My vape gear is the least complex thing I deal with day in and day out.
I mean that, too. Because of my work and other activities, I carry a lot of stuff on my person and with me every day (about 4 lbs on my person and never less than 10 lbs in my equipment bag - often as much as 20lb). Knowing that one single item has enough juice and battery to see me through even a relatively long day and never having to add anything to my necessary equipment to support my vaping is liberating. My vape gear is the least complex thing I deal with day in and day out.
I use this out and about.
Check out there site. They have a bunch of cool stuff. MAXPEDITION - Bags & Packs, Pouches & Pockets, Knives & Tools, Morale Patches, Tactical Concealed Carry, EDC
At home I use a fish tackle box.
Check out there site. They have a bunch of cool stuff. MAXPEDITION - Bags & Packs, Pouches & Pockets, Knives & Tools, Morale Patches, Tactical Concealed Carry, EDC
At home I use a fish tackle box.
The smallest one I leave the house with is a zippered 7"x3.5"x1.5" and holds the Vamo or SVD as backup, extra batteries, extra attys and 3 Protank2's. That $8.84 case from wallyworld works for multiple days.
I saw a blog by Baditude where he uses a pouch intended for a tool kit, from Hobby Lobby, thinking I need one of those.
I saw a blog by Baditude where he uses a pouch intended for a tool kit, from Hobby Lobby, thinking I need one of those.
I got that medicine case from walmart and i am going to order some pick and pluck foam to modify it.
I put my day kit in a pelican. That goes into my canvas shoulder satchel. Which goes into the saddle bag on my motorcycle.
I'm with the people on here. I typically carry mine in my pocket - which apparently guys have larger pockets, so it fits nice. Though I did have a problem with one of my batteries coming apart because the tank wouldn't fit right in my pocket and it would bend if I sat down and it wasn't sitting right. I've formed a habit of taking it out of my pocket and sitting it somewhere when I sit down (like my cup-holder of my car). But I just ordered a lanyard that's supposed to have a metal clip to hold a battery (with tank). So maybe I'll have a little more luck just hanging this thing from my neck. 
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