Episode two is in the books! Unfortunately, my computer had some technical issues and it didn’t record any of the the vlog, even though it showed that it was recording! Luckily, I ran a backup camera off to the side just in case and I’m so glad that I did. The audio and video is not as high quality as usual, but them’s the breaks.
Let me know if you have any recommendations for future episodes. Thanks!
Links to everything I talk about are below.
First a warning, which comes directly from Bombies website: “This may crack your plastic tank! We recommend using pyrex glass tanks or drippers.” I won a giveaway on Reddit from VapeCentric.com back in March 2015 (yes, this review is way past due) and I decided to go with White Gummy B from Bombies because everyone … Read more
Inno-Vapor.com has a bunch of locations in the Denver Metro area, but one spot just recently opened up near me in Thornton, CO so I decided to check it out. Unfortunately I didn’t take any pictures of the location, but it’s a really clean shop and has plenty of space. They’ve got an arcade machine … Read more
I don’t get a lot of vape gear sent to me for review, so a lot of the stuff I review is either purchased with my own money or I win it in a giveaway. I wouldn’t say that I win often, but I have won a few great prizes throughout this past year. See … Read more
As vaping becomes more and more commonplace and its days as a fringe trend come to an end, hundreds of thousands of people are starting to explore vape products, find their favorite e-liquids and accessories, and enjoy life as non-smoking vapers. Many have a favorite online source for supplies, but brick and mortar vape stores also hold a fond place in the hearts of the vaping community. Vape stores and vape bars are great places to try out new products and chat with other vapers.
Not too long ago MightySkins, a company that makes e-cigarette and vape wraps and has developed relationships with vape store owners around the country, asks some of those owners to tell them more about the business of selling vaping accessories and just who it is that’s buying them. They’ve shared some of the information they gathered in the graphic below. Check it out.
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I love Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups but my wife goes absolutely crazy for them. It’s probably her favorite candy ever, after Ferrero Rocher. She doesn’t vape (or smoke) but I picked up VapeWild’s Peanut Butter Cup E-Liquid mostly so that she could try it. I wanted to try it too of course. I ordered it in 9 mg nicotine and in a 65vg / 35pg ratio.
When I first got into advanced vaping back in January I knew I would eventually get into dripping and rebuildable atomizers. It took me about a month of research and watching videos before I felt ready to start building my own coils. Grimm Green was one of the first expert vapers that I started following on YouTube and as I was going through his older videos I came across his review of the Caterpillar RDA, which was what drove me to buying one.
Back in February, I bought an authentic Smoktech Caterpillar RDA from Madvapes.com for $12.50.
Check out the following blog post after the video for additional thoughts not included in the video review.
Right now I only own the 20w iStick and the Aspire CF VV. I wanted another box mod that was more powerful and something that could fire sub-ohm atomizers.
I looked at a few other popular devices, such as the Seigeli 100w and 150w, the 70w iPV mini II, the 150w ipv3, and the ipv4 (which wasn’t out yet when I recorded my video review).
I went with the iStick 50w mostly because it’s so consumer-friendly. It has a built-in battery, has all of the safety protections I might need, and 50 watts is plenty for me right now. I’ll probably upgrade to something a little more advanced a few months down the road.
People always say that buying vape gear online is usually a lot cheaper than going to an actual brick and mortar (B&M) vape shop, but I wanted to see what my closest store had to offer.
I went in with the intention of purchasing a cheap backup battery and tank, just to have something to keep at work and I ended up with an 1000 mah Kanger Evod Twist and two Smok RBC clearomizers.