Recommendations for a sub tank that does not leak

[purple1234]

Greg shez I've got these ones

www.vapeclub.co.uk/clearomiser-tanks/innokin-isub-tank.html

ie the Pyrex version and the only time they have ever leaked is when I've not used enough cotton when ive rewicked the coil myself.

Basically I've dropped them, kept them on radiator with eliquid in them, used high vg, 50:50 vg pg eliquids and none of them have let me down.

A seriously good tank.

here's how to Rewick.

[shez]

I'm going to try another stock coil in my isub maybe that will sort it

[Perpetua]

Another iSub fan here shez . . . . I've gone through just 8 coils now since I started using them last August - out of those one did have the tendency to leak, the others have been all good however. Hopefully a change of coil could well solve your problem - I guess with something that's mass produced there's always a chance of having a duff one!

Have you tried increasing your VG ratios a little if you're using 70% PG?

[nanotm]

one thing to be careful of is the oring on the bottom of the coil, may there was a bad production run but after 3 leaky coils in a row I opened several packs and found that out of 35 stock coils 20 had micro tears In the o-ring put them all to one side while I waited a baggy of spares for 8 weeks from FT.... now I regrest buying so much for that tank because ive moved on lol not to worry I gave some away to family and friends showed them what to do and bingo 3 more new vapers /non smokers

[mowjo]

Another one for the Subtank V2, but to be honest if you read everything people say you'll realise that in most cases of leaking it's down to wrong wicking with RBA's and duff coils and O-rings with the stock ones, the reason I went to the RBA was because I was always having issues like leaking with stock coils, and thats happened with every tank I've owned,, I'm sure once you decide on a tank if you ask here they will tell you the best coils for it,,

Mow,,,