Best vape I've ever had

[Skauth]

I've used offbrand disposables, eGo kits, cartos and clearos, and then RBAs. Namely the Octopus, Trident, smok mini RDA, RSST, Aga T2, Steam Turbine and Aqua.

Easily the best vape I've had yet (and the newest addition):

Kayfun, Tobeco version. 28g coiled in a 1.2 ohm microcoil. Cotton wicking. ~1mm from airhole to coil. AFC about 60% closed. vaping Flavor X (well steeped) from my B&M, 30pg70vg.

Wow. I am legitimately blown away. Almost like the first time I hit an RBA. The vape is substantial (nothing like subohm cloud mode but who cares I have drippers for that), but the flavor... I'm tasting true nuances to my juices that I could only smell before.

Rarely does anything live up to the hype, but jeez. I can see now why these Kayfun models are so popular!!

EDIT: vaping it on a Magneto. Tried it with VV and honestly everything above 3.7V took away from the flavor.

 

[reeftivo]

I've used offbrand disposables, eGo kits, cartos and clearos, and then RBAs. Namely the Octopus, Trident, SMOK mini RDA, RSST, Aga T2, Steam Turbine and Aqua.

Easily the best vape I've had yet (and the newest addition):

Kayfun, Tobeco version. 28g coiled in a 1.2 ohm microcoil. Cotton wicking. ~1mm from airhole to coil. AFC about 60% closed. Vaping Flavor X (well steeped) from my B&M, 30pg70vg.

Wow. I am legitimately blown away. Almost like the first time I hit an RBA. The vape is substantial (nothing like subohm cloud mode but who cares I have drippers for that), but the flavor... I'm tasting true nuances to my juices that I could only smell before.

Rarely does anything live up to the hype, but jeez. I can see now why these Kayfun models are so popular!!

EDIT: Vaping it on a Magneto. Tried it with VV and honestly everything above 3.7V took away from the flavor.

the positioning of the air flow and the chimney that concentrates the vapor are what makes the difference.

Flavor, throat hit and vapor are the order of priority that I judge my devices by and the KF's are top notch performers.

happy vaping

 

[Portertown]

Welcome to the FUN world of the Kayfuns. I have 4 of them and they are the only thing I vape now. I also find they do better on a mechanical mod than they do on a regulated mod. I normally use around 1 ohm coils, so I am getting about 15 watts with a full battery on my mechanicals, and the flavor is spot on. If I try to run 15 watts on any of my regulated mods, I start to get a burnt taste. I do not know why this is occurring.

 

[Harley0227]

If I try to run 15 watts on any of my regulated mods, I start to get a burnt taste. I do not know why this is occurring.

Ok, this is my issue too....Im really wanting to try a mechanical now....The exception is on my SVD, at 15 watts, the vape is really good, not burnt or muted.

 

[tw33k]

i agree with the OP. I've got 2 full-sized Russians and a HCigar Kayfun 3.1 clone and I'm in vape heaven.

 

[Binigo]

I've been with my tobeco KF clone for the past 2 weeks now and it's my go-to atty for when I'm out of the house and RDA's become an inconvenience. Seriously love this thing and how it can go on and on without dry burnt hits if set up correctly.

Haven't tried any long term use on it with any of my mechs tho, mainly stays on my SVD at 9-12 watts with chimney microcoil & cotton @ 1.1 - 1.5 ohms.

 

[Mitey F]

It seems people like to rag on the Tobeco KF's, but mine works flawlessly, and at only $30, who can complain? In fact, my ONLY gripe with it is the fact that it didn't come with a clear tank section, but I knew that going in.

 

[GrimmTech]

Welcome to the FUN world of the Kayfuns. I have 4 of them and they are the only thing I vape now. I also find they do better on a mechanical mod than they do on a regulated mod. I normally use around 1 ohm coils, so I am getting about 15 watts with a full battery on my mechanicals, and the flavor is spot on. If I try to run 15 watts on any of my regulated mods, I start to get a burnt taste. I do not know why this is occurring.

I'm gonna take a stab at this one. I assume the VV devices you are using have the standard 33hz chipset. This mean it gets your average voltage by pulsing 6v on and off 33 times a second. The higher the voltage, the more "on" the 6v is. Although it DOES work, its not nearly as good as the same consistent voltage from a mech. A few VV devices do have a much higher frequency and produce a good flat voltage too. The Provari and Evic are two I can think of off the top of my head.