What is your best vape equipment?
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The best vape equipment is the stuff you use every day. For me that turned out to be an eGo Twist. I like the form factor so I carry one (with another on the car charger) almost everywhere. I have other larger PVs I use at home. I'm just not at home that much.
I'm loving the Twist, too. Just the perfect 'on the go' pv. Does everything I need it to. The Twist with a T2 on top has been some of the best, hassle free vaping I've had.
I couldn't agree with this more! If someone is just getting started, start small and find what you like the best. There is a lot to choose from and sometimes the simpler is better. Finding a good juice is more of a challenge than a mod you will always reach for. The twist is great and I use that all the time but my "go to" lately had been my Legacy with a Kick.
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To start, get the twist. Its so versatile with different voltages. Then you can graduate to an actual mod like the provari. Once you have a provari, you wont bother looking for anything else. Im not a provari fanboy, it works for me and I have had most of my friends convert to vaping after buying the provari. Whatever works for you is the best.
I've gotten rid of everything that didn't work for me. My one and only mod is my Provari. I've also given up on stupid useless disposable atomizers and other delivery systems. I have 2 disposable atomizers, one normal, and one that can bottom-feed(In case I want that in the future).
As far as juice, I have 2 vendors that I order about 5 different liquids from(3 from one, 2 from the other), and aside from that I am learning DIY, for which I have already made 2 great recipes.
My ultimate goal is to be free of the incessant ordering *stuff* all the time. Aside from that... I have my vaping Nirvana in the setup I listed.
As far as juice, I have 2 vendors that I order about 5 different liquids from(3 from one, 2 from the other), and aside from that I am learning DIY, for which I have already made 2 great recipes.
My ultimate goal is to be free of the incessant ordering *stuff* all the time. Aside from that... I have my vaping Nirvana in the setup I listed.
I was thinking of a twist , but now a kgo VV . I don't know which way to go? I have a kgo now but want the VV I dont know if it as good as the twist as everyone said the twist is? I will wait your responses and as well I hope the responses of the kgo owners will respond
I use my provaris w/DIDs and my Reo VVW daily my juice is DIY I got in on the ERA co-op I'm hoping I like the way they work so I can ditch all the disposable parts
LOL Well... My delivery systems are up there... A Mark-T Infinity, and a Chalice.
The Phoenix is popular, but I am not really a fan. The draw is WAY to airy for me. There is the V3 which seems similar to the Mark-T, but on a much cheaper price point...
Of course, if you are wanting the best vape, talking about rebuildables also means talking about the best wick and coil material... Personally I use 33ga Kanthal A coil wire, with a 400 Stainless Steel Mesh wick.
My best vape- Provari, pyrex glass carto tanks, I switched to Kanger cartos, really like them in the glass tanks. For me it does not get better than this 
And of course some good juice! LOL bnrk
And of course some good juice! LOL bnrk
I gotta say 1000 mAh Twists here as well. These things give you lots of options, are durable, cheap and last for DAYS if you are like me and keep 3-4 juiced up at all times.
Personally, I like the Mini Nova and the ViVi Nova tanks. Totally rebuildable and interchangeable. Simple and quality.
Personally, I like the Mini Nova and the ViVi Nova tanks. Totally rebuildable and interchangeable. Simple and quality.
Hands down the item that retired everything else is my Reo Grand
Sent from my truck using 3 toasters a broken microwave and 6 rubber bands McGyver style......Chuck Norris aint got crap on me
Sent from my truck using 3 toasters a broken microwave and 6 rubber bands McGyver style......Chuck Norris aint got crap on me
I've had a buzz pro for almost a year, I love it, but I've beat the hell out of it. I'm waiting for my provari and nova tanks in the mail as we speak. I'm about to give up cartos very soon.
I have tried cartos and went to vision clearos with some added holes drilled in the base and I found I was happy with that. I have bought some mini vivi novas but the kgo couldn't deliver on the higher resistance elements and I even tried to replace the vivi elements with the vision element but it it didn't work so well. I got burning in the vivi so I need to get the right 1.8 ohm for the vivi should do it.
I've got hundreds of dollars of equipment that now sits in drawers as 'backup' equipment. What I've found myself using for the last couple of months are 650mah eGo Twists, and the Vision replaceable head products (vivi nova, it's mini version, and the 'stardust' version.)
I like the 650mah Twist for the size, not the battery capacity, but it lasts me the day most of the time. I cant stand the extra inch or so of length on the biggest one, because it sometimes falls out of my shirt pocket. I guess I'd prefer a bigger diameter battery over a longer one if I want more battery capacity.
The Mini Vivi Nova is my favorite delivery device. Capacity is adequate, but it's not nearly as heavy as the full-sized one. They both perform well with stock heads, but really take off when rebuilt to my liking with cotton or bamboo thread wicks, and they are pretty easy for me to rebuild.
I also like the cheap 'phoenix' rebuildable dripping atomizer that's hit the scene recently, but it could definitely benefit from some improvements, which do seem to be coming very soon.
I like the 650mah Twist for the size, not the battery capacity, but it lasts me the day most of the time. I cant stand the extra inch or so of length on the biggest one, because it sometimes falls out of my shirt pocket. I guess I'd prefer a bigger diameter battery over a longer one if I want more battery capacity.
The Mini Vivi Nova is my favorite delivery device. Capacity is adequate, but it's not nearly as heavy as the full-sized one. They both perform well with stock heads, but really take off when rebuilt to my liking with cotton or bamboo thread wicks, and they are pretty easy for me to rebuild.
I also like the cheap 'phoenix' rebuildable dripping atomizer that's hit the scene recently, but it could definitely benefit from some improvements, which do seem to be coming very soon.
I like my vape warm, so everything I use is LR, and my dripping atties are debridged.
I like both carto tanks and dripping on my Provaris. I use Kanger cartos or drip on my Helixes. I use carto tanks on most of my SB's but drip on a couple, drip on my Empire, exclusively. I keep some Ego twists around to drip on when doing DIY mixing and tasting. I carry my Reo Grand when driving long distances as it's easier to use and fits in a shirt pocket.
More and more at home I'm using my e hookah box with carto tanks on it.
I kept a couple of my old Ego C's for vaping in places where I don't want to attract attention and PIF'd the rest to new vapers.
Forgot to add, I have about an equal number of Phiniac pyrex and DCT tanks in the inventory.
I like both carto tanks and dripping on my Provaris. I use Kanger cartos or drip on my Helixes. I use carto tanks on most of my SB's but drip on a couple, drip on my Empire, exclusively. I keep some Ego twists around to drip on when doing DIY mixing and tasting. I carry my Reo Grand when driving long distances as it's easier to use and fits in a shirt pocket.
More and more at home I'm using my e hookah box with carto tanks on it.
I kept a couple of my old Ego C's for vaping in places where I don't want to attract attention and PIF'd the rest to new vapers.
Forgot to add, I have about an equal number of Phiniac pyrex and DCT tanks in the inventory.
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