You've read about the worst. What about the best vaping produicts of 2011?

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kabonk

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I got my lava tube from a pre-order link somebody posted in the new member forums and when I went out to the site they had a picture of the full kit and it was shown with a aw imr button top 18650 battery I'm like cool I already have a pair of those so I didn't order any batteries and have been using them ever since I got it, it was the fake battery issue they changed the picture, now I think they maybe recommending them but they work fine.
nice to hear a provari user has good things to say about the lava tube as I have been debating for weeks whether or not I should press that add to cart button. I have one question though, can you really not use AW IMR 18650s in the lava tube because the nipple adds too much length? if that's the case, I may not purchase it as I have had bad luck with the flat top IMR batteries in the past.
 

leftfeild

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Best heating element for me is the latest CE2. Been using CE2s for a while and these are so much less hassle. I still need to trim the seal slots so it'll wick VG but I don't need to make syringe cases for them anymore.

Best pv, it's a close call between the lavatube (finally, some vv mod you can get in the UK without having to import or pay out of the ear for it) and the SD keyring because it's freaking awesomely tiny!
 
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Psy-Crow

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Dual coil atomizers...I finally found an atomizer that doesn't taste like metal. COV is the only vendor that sells them. Park that on top of a 6V mod and it's vaping bliss.

Any ideas of dual coil cartomizer that doesn't taste like metal? I've tried Smoktech, but I always feel that metal aftertaste. It probably because it heats up shell to much. I've also heard that plastic dual coils are not very good in terms of vapor production and TH, so I even not bothered to try them... Should I?
 

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1. Carto tanks (I didn't like the original ce2 style map tanks though)
2. Dual coil cartos. I don't use them much anymore but they are a good vape
3. 4.8v nihm batteries. They may have been around before 2011 but gained a lot of popularity this year.
4. Madvapes vv box mod. A cheap way to experience VV. I might add the lava tube here. I don't have one but it looks like it allows those with not as much money to have a good vape experience.
 

BenJammin

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The HH.357 hybrid atomizer has improved my personal vaping experience beyond anything I previously thought possible. It has given me flawless performance that hasn't degraded one bit since the day one (currently on the same atty for over 4 months and counting. Carelessly killed the first one 2 months in :oops:). I am a devout dripper. After numerous disappointments, I gave up on tanks and carto's a while back. Although I'm certain that vastly improved versions and new features now abound, I have no urgency to try them because I've already found what I was chasing after. What I have now perfectly suits my style and preference. That being said, I still have much appreciation and admiration for all the innovators out there. Here's hoping their continued efforts will bring to others the complete satisfaction that I am so fortunate to finally have. Vape On!
 
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