Vape Kits Cloud Kits
Discover a range of sub ohm vaping kits made for clouds.
Common Questions
How To Get Big Vape Clouds?
Firstly, you need to buy a vape kit suitable for cloud vaping. These tend to be sub-ohm vapes, also known as ‘cloud kits’. Pairing a sub-ohm device with a high VG e-liquid is the best place to start for producing a big vapour cloud. To achieve the largest possible cloud, you do need to think about what type of coil you are using (a low-resistance mesh coil is ideal), the airflow setting (an open airflow is also more suited as it keeps the temperature of the coil low, which leads to more vapour), and the wattage setting (the higher the wattage, the bigger the cloud).
Do Cloud Kits Smell?
Like any other device, vaping generally tends to smell of the e-liquid flavour you are vaping. However, vaping is much less potent than smoking.
High VG E-Liquid
E-liquid with a higher concentration of VG than PG is known as high-VG or sub-ohm e-liquid. High-VG e-liquid is thicker in consistency than high-PG e-liquid, which means that it cannot be absorbed by standard coils: a coil with a resistance of under 1 ohm must be used with higher-VG e-liquids, as well as a compatible tank. These juices are generally used in box mods and other high-powered vaping devices, and can produce huge clouds of vapour and deliver intense flavour too! E-liquids with a high VG to PG ratio are popular with hobbyists and vaping fans over the world; if you're keen on a cloudy vaping experience, these are the e-liquids for you! Sub-ohm vaping is generally recommended for slightly more advanced vapers, though there are many easy-to-use starter kits that can help ease you into the realm of high-VG e-liquids now.
How To Get Big Vape Clouds?
Firstly, you need to buy a vape kit suitable for cloud vaping. These tend to be sub-ohm vapes, also known as ‘cloud kits’. Pairing a sub-ohm device with a high VG e-liquid is the best place to start for producing a big vapour cloud. To achieve the largest possible cloud, you do need to think about what type of coil you are using (a low-resistance mesh coil is ideal), the airflow setting (an open airflow is also more suited as it keeps the temperature of the coil low, which leads to more vapour), and the wattage setting (the higher the wattage, the bigger the cloud).