What would you start out with knowing what you know now
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what are all those I know the Provari but not the othersI would probably start with a collection like this
Also a VV box mod from Madvapes. I've been using the same one for work for over a year now. I also love my Buzz Pro, that I traded for some Chinese mods that were not for me.
zmax with vivi nova
best vape i have had out of all my kits, i hope provari makes a adjustable wattage mod soon.
Lets see, I do believe I see an Orion, an iHybrid, a macaveli, a zenesis. Not too sure on the rest
OP posted a provari and a few carto tanks. It's a really good starting point. I still carry them around; most versatile, imho, and least fiddly. Top up tank at night, change carto when bad, there's really nothing to it.
I started out with 4 mini 808 batteries and a couple of 1300mah X2 eGo-sized batteries from Smokeless Image.
Quickly moved up to the above white Silver Bullet and black BB, because I wanted longer time between battery changes and to be able to use cartotanks for a larger juice carrying ability. Then got the blue Provari. Just recently added the V V Gripper in the third pic.
I believe that I followed the usual progression of many vapors, starting out on the mini's and X2 eGo-sized batteries, then to the two big battery mods, and finally the variable voltage mods.
Knowing what I know now, I'd likely go straight to the Provari for home use, and the smaller Gripper for out-and-about and stealth vaping at work. Although variable voltage has spoiled me, I'm extremely comfortable with the SB and BB as backups. Three of my mods have the convenience of sharing the same 18650 size battery.
I have over a dozen pyrex cartomizer tanks, each with their own flavor e-juice.
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I don't really think there is a right or wrong thing to start out with. So 808's or even ego's didn't cut it for me, we have a lot of people who they do work for and who love them.
Some people like cartos others clearos, some like to drip, others can't stand it. We know what we like or don't like because of having tried different things.
There is a lot out there now, egos, big battery mods, vv, vw, mechanical, bottom feeders, tube mods, box mods, cartos, carto tanks, clearos, clearo tanks such as the vivi nova, rebuildables, genesis, and I am sure the list goes on. There is something for anyone who wants to vape. But we only find what is right for us by trying different things.
Some people like cartos others clearos, some like to drip, others can't stand it. We know what we like or don't like because of having tried different things.
There is a lot out there now, egos, big battery mods, vv, vw, mechanical, bottom feeders, tube mods, box mods, cartos, carto tanks, clearos, clearo tanks such as the vivi nova, rebuildables, genesis, and I am sure the list goes on. There is something for anyone who wants to vape. But we only find what is right for us by trying different things.
I started out with an eGo Twist and Vivi Nova and moved up from there. That combo performs very well and is easy for a beginner to move into an advanced PV. Then go to the ZMAX and the VAMO. Won't break your bank account.
I started with Volts and simple cartos. Have tried some ce3s and clearos, but just end up back with my trusted cartos. 808 78mm for out and about, 650 X2s for home. That's really all I need. For me, the big variable is juice...equipment is really not a big deal. I stopped chasing shiny objects after a couple of months. Chasing the perfect juice, that's where the action is.
Well if I could start out knowing what I do now I doubt I would have gone the provari route right off.. I am extremely happy with it but still would have chosen the to step up because you learn a lot along the way even if it more expensive in the long run.
err tough one because i think what i got starting out a lot of other folks got as well, i got the knowledge of what i liked and what i didn't like and i got the experience needed for RBA's and how to tell what is good from what is crap.
But to answer the question i would have started with an eGo Twist style 1000+ mah and a carto tank for on the go vaping and a simple easy to use VV mod with a good quality atomizer at least then i would have been able to properly use all the little 5ml bottles i bought and sample packs lol
But to answer the question i would have started with an eGo Twist style 1000+ mah and a carto tank for on the go vaping and a simple easy to use VV mod with a good quality atomizer at least then i would have been able to properly use all the little 5ml bottles i bought and sample packs lol
Ego batts with DCT tank for sure, skip the 808s. I'd skip all the punching and slotting too.
that is a really good start for noobies today..
when i started over three years ago,,the only thing really available was the typical stick batt with cartridges ,,
i would start out with a variable mod ( ego twist-pro vari depending on your budget) with reg cartos and a pyrex tank. why waist money? now i use rebuildable genisis atomizers and mechanical mods and love them. i would never recomend anyone to start out with that. happy vaping
I would have started with The KGO E-Cigarette (Riva) kit and some CE4 Cartomizers. This is a no hassle set up.
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