Ayman of Vapedroid shouldn’t need an introduction at this point. He makes some of the nicest mods on the planet. It all started with his earlier 3D printed designs and now we have his latest creation, the X1C2, a DNA75c 26650 mod sporting a ton of Ultem and a design living up to the droid name and aesthetic.
VooPoo seems to have popped up out of nowhere with their own chip and a pretty serious looking dual 18650 mod. The name of the company might be a little odd as is the name of the mod but the oddness stops there really (maybe the choice in non-matching side panels is odd too). For the money the Drag is a seriously good deal.
Meet the Xtruder, a pure Canadian take on the popular Mechanical Squonker mod. Not only are we proud it’s all Canadian, but it has some pretty serious innovation too.
The Billet Box, the mod/all-in-one everyone is and has gone nuts for. What makes this mod so popular? Is it the countless ways you can customize it? The multiple atty/coil styles and types you can install in it? or is it the design/whole package? It’s hard to say, we have our thoughts… Let’s share.
The original high end bespoke stab wood Loch Ness Mod is a unicorn for many, easily fetching up to $5000 on the open market. Jacob Giverink and the Vape Envii team were smart to create a budget based version of the same basic design with a couple key differences that make it a rather decent product offering.
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