Which Cartos for best Flavor?

[CalamityJess]

I'm having issues getting flavor in my cartotanks. Especially with dark juices and lighter flavor profiles. Are there just some flavors you avoid in a cartotank? Or certain cartos that I should be getting to get the best experience? I'm trying Boge slotted cartos at the moment, but wicking dark juices is still a problem there. All my juices are 50/50. I got some Ikenvape Mega Nitro dual coils but they only have 1 hole...I was thinking they were the newer non filler ones but they weren't. Haven't tried them yet. I just keep hearing how great flavor/vapor is in these and I would like to get there myself.

 

[silvertorch]

I have had luck with smok 3.0 Ohm 2 hole Single Coil cartos.
80/20 from MBV was fine.
50/50 from MBV was fine.
70/30 from Ahlusion was fine.
100 VG took a little more time to prime but was fine too.

Just placed an order for a few more tanks with IBTanked, going to try their cartos to see how they do.

 

[OCD]

Silver, ours are the 3.2 which are a slightly higher resistance but we felt it offered a little more of a stretch from the 2.0 which we also stock so as to have a good spread on the ohms.

I have to say that I like the Smoktech that we sell (not just because we sell them) because they offer me what I want from my vape. I have tried some others that I found to be almost too flavorful and without that warm rasp that seems to be the trigger to fool my brain into thinking its smoking. I think this is also why I dont have any inclination towards rebuildables or dripping for that pure flavor bliss, just not what I personally want my vape to be.

Calamity, have you tried a different flavor in another device for awhile then the ones you are not diggin? I mention this because my buds will flat go away at times and switchin flavors does amazing things when I come back to the one I thought just wasnt there. This is why I try to always have a contrast flavor, used to be a tobacco flavor for me but you know it has been quite a long time since I have wanted anything close to tobacco.

 

[CalamityJess]

Silver, ours are the 3.2 which are a slightly higher resistance but we felt it offered a little more of a stretch from the 2.0 which we also stock so as to have a good spread on the ohms.

I have to say that I like the Smoktech that we sell (not just because we sell them) because they offer me what I want from my vape. I have tried some others that I found to be almost too flavorful and without that warm rasp that seems to be the trigger to fool my brain into thinking its smoking. I think this is also why I dont have any inclination towards rebuildables or dripping for that pure flavor bliss, just not what I personally want my vape to be.

Calamity, have you tried a different flavor in another device for awhile then the ones you are not diggin? I mention this because my buds will flat go away at times and switchin flavors does amazing things when I come back to the one I thought just wasnt there. This is why I try to always have a contrast flavor, used to be a tobacco flavor for me but you know it has been quite a long time since I have wanted anything close to tobacco.

Thanks OCD! The Smok actually do seem to deliver better than the Inkenvape. The Boge slotted is a smidge ahead in flavor. But not much. It's only happening on darker juices really. they just don't want to stay primed. I'm thingy fiddling a few times a day. Then they pop again. Smok seems to do that less.

 

[silvertorch]

Makes sense OCD.

We'll see how the 3.2 ohm cartos taste compared to the 3.0 that I have been using.

I usually control the temp of the vape by using a longer or shorter drip tip. The material of the drip tip will change the temp of the vape as well.

 

[OCD]

Another good observation on the shorter drip tip, pretty much the same can be applied to cartomizer length. The shorter the cartomizer the closer you are to the coil and the warmer the vape will be.

I like the 3.2s myself and they are pretty much what I use all the time short of the rare times when I use a non regulated device then I will use a 2.0ohm. Some folks like a very warm vape and for those the 2.0 will help get them there. I always tell folks to try a lot of different cartomizers and find what fits both their taste and pocketbooks because in general cartomizers are incredibly cheap.

 

[Ladiekali]

I had been wondering what the different sizes did for taste. I have been thinking of trying the shorty. But was wondering what the cons may be. The xl's take too long to prime. So i usually get the standard size.