What tank would you use on an istick?

[ForTheLoveofVape]

Looking for personal experiences. Just ordered an istick 30. So, what tank would you use? Pros\cons too...

 

[Eskie]

An iStick 30 will pair well with a low watt mtl tank like the Nauti 2 or Triton mini. The iJoy Elf might be another consideration.

 

[SteveS45]

My first iStick TC40W was paired with a Nautilus Mini which is sitting on my RX200S at the moment and was on the iStick this afternoon while I was doing some work. Any tank you do not need more than 40 Watts is the answer to your original question.

 

[Vapemesilly]

I have an istick 30 with a Triton 2 Mini on it, running 1.2 ohm coils and vaping 12 mg juice. It hits like a champ. My only MTL unit and I like it a lot.

 

[btportugal]

I've got a Nauti Mini and several CS Airs for mine. The CS Airs are nothing special but they're reliable and do the job.

Have a Nautilus 2 as well which I know many people like, but I find it to be a leaky nightmare.

 

[pappcam]

Who still sells iStick 30's? Anyway, a Nautilus/Triton Mini or a Nautilus 2 with the 1.6 or 1.8 ohm coils are a good fit for that. I loved my iStick 30 back in the day.

 

[SteveS45]

Still using my TS40W and it has bounced off the pavement so many times I should be flogged~!

 

[Vapemesilly]

The 30's are hard to find now. They still make the 40.

 

[backitdown]

If you twist your own coils - check out the Ego One Mega V2 with the rebuild CLR coils.
Cheap- easy to build- and very tasty.
Joyetech eGo ONE Mega V2 Tank

 

[David Wolf]

Looking for personal experiences. Just ordered an istick 30. So, what tank would you use? Pros\cons too...

I still use three isticks, two 30s and a 40TC. One of them is over two years old now and still running fine, love them for size and with silicone sleeves the feel in the hand. I used Nautilus minis, Triton minis and a kabuki clone on them when I used Nautilus coils. The last month I've changed to Ego One V2, and Amor tanks (from totally wicked for CL series coils) on them and use the rewickable and rebuildable CLR coils. To me the CLR coils are superior to the Nautilus coils I used for over two years - better flavor, coils easily rewicked and the coils hold up to gunky juices like NETs better. Cheap as nautilus coils too you can get them At fasttech for $7 plus change a five pack. By simply rewicking they cost much less to vape (don't dry burn unless you want to try short pulses to make sure they don't glow since they have a plastic insulator). If you rebuild it's even cheaper. For MTL vaping on any mod the CLR coil tanks are my choice.

 

[Dieseler]

Ditto to the above poster on CLR coils coupled with the tanks that accept them for they work very nice.