Still people assuming that if one doesn't use a Provari to puff away at 8-13W then he/she is a reckless, clueless cloud chaser constantly vaping away at 150W.
It's great that some of you have found your sweet spot with that type of setup and there's not a thing wrong with it. Some of us vape like that as well as at higher wattages on occasion and do so not to chase clouds but for better flavor. Nothing wrong with that either nor with the people who do want to vape at 150W. I guess I don't understand why some people seem to be offended by differing tastes and points of view. For me the Provari doesn't cut it. Yes, I vape in the wattage range a Provari will support but the problem is I can't go beyond that when I feel like doing so. If Provari puts out a higher wattage version (I think 40 or 50 would give people a lot more flexibility) I'd definitely consider one. Them being "indestructible" or made in the USA is not even close to a selling point for me. Again, that's okay. You don't have to be offended by me thinking the Provari isn't all it's cracked up to be. You don't have to run to the defense of Provape and the Provari every time someone dares to post that it's not the best vaping device ever created.
How many units were produced of the Ti Stealth and how many days is "a few"? There are plenty of attys and mods that sell out in a matter of hours (sometimes minutes) so "a few days" is not all that impressive. Also, the Kabuki is irrelevant considering Provape has nothing to do with them other than making them available for sale on their site.
Because they cost about 1/8th-1/10th what a P'vari costs. Yeah, they'll probably break at some point -- then I'll buy some more for $30-$40 -- because I like buying new things! Having something so expensive that I CAN'T ever buy new things... that would seriously depress me. And besides that... I've never liked the way the P'vari's LOOK, those lil teardrop-dimples all over it. Just don't like it.
