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piratesfan

04/04/14 1:11 PM

#1607 RE: Lars6671 #1606

The Krave ecigs suffer from the same problem that all of the smaller ecigs suffer from... No hit. Ever notice when you see the CEO in an interview and he's puffing on a Krave that he doesn't inhale? That's because if he did you wouldn't see any vapor. This is true of NJoy and Blu as well.

Kraves feel most like a cigarette in your hand and are light enough to hold in your lips, though. The soft tip is actually really nice.

The larger devices work much better, but it's harder to convince a smoker to switch to carrying something that looks like a light saber around than to switch to something that looks like a cigarette.

I'm long on VPCO, trusting that they will continue to improve their products, but currently, I suspect most users only use Kraves when they are somewhere they can't smoke the real thing.

killmaster6666

04/11/14 1:29 PM

#1621 RE: Lars6671 #1606

I indeed had that same concern. I tried a Krave once and was concerned because one of the two didn't work. The puff was somewhat weak and I wasn't too impressed with the soft filter. However, I am not a smoker, and I had many people confirm to me that the other brands suffer some the same issues. As far as ratings go, just because some are rated better does not mean they will succeed, and vise versa. VPCO has the third largest distribution of ecigs behind BLU and Njoy, which puts them in a nice place. Also, if you consider how many Cigarette brands there are, one can conclude that if the market expands like people suspect, there will be plenty of room for many brands in the market.