All right, well, hey everybody, it's grimgreen from grimgreen.com back here today. Thank you so much for joining me on that's right. It's top or Tuesday. What we're going to be talking about on this top or Tuesday. This little guy, this little tank right here really reminds me of those old carto tanks we used to use back in the day. This is the Aspire Salito. I'm not even sure if I'm saying that right, but I'm going to say Salito. Aspire Salito, it's a sub-oam tank with just a whole mess of airflow. It's got some quirks including a weird flavor that I can't seem to get rid of. But in order to get to know this tank, just a little bit better, what we're going to do is go up close as we always do quick, short, up, and up close. You know how this works. All right, what we have here is the Aspire Salito tank. This is a three and a half mill sub-oam style tank top fill capabilities. It's a little bit different than some other sub-oam tanks. It certainly looks a little different than some other sub-oam tanks. Here's the top fill right here. You just unscrew that and you have this huge, huge opening right here to just blip, dump your juice in there. This tank comes all the way apart. Just pops off via o-ring right there. There's your glass right there. Now these are your coil heads. Now these look a lot different than the standard coil heads you see out there now. These actually look a lot more like the old-style cardomizers that we used to use in tanks. Nice big juice flow slots throughout the coil head. You're not going to be able to see this very well on camera, but there is a vertical coil running up the center of this. The coil actually goes a little bit farther than these juice flow channels will go. The coil starts it about here and goes down to the base. So there's kind of this area up here where juice might not be getting. Big old airflow holes down there in the bottom. In fact, this tank has a whole F-tun of airflow. I find myself closing off the airflow on the base about half way when I'm using it. Now this airflow doesn't lock into place or anything. It kind of just spins, but I've never really had a problem with it coming out of place or being away from where I want it to be. So let's fill this up. I'm going to plug the coil head back into the base. I'm going to drip just a couple of drips of juice kind of, 1, 2, 3, 4, bag, you know, just down the middle just so it doesn't burn so we get that juice where it needs to be. Now we put the tank on. Super easy, just held on by an O-ring and then we're going to fill up the rest of the tank. And this is super easy to do with a plastic dripper bottle. It's super easy to do with a glass dripper bottle. We got plenty of room right here to just blip, dump your juice in. And you can really fill this tank all the way to the brim with this, fill it with juice, screw this down back on, keep it vertical, screw this down back on, nice and snug and there. Now we have a full, a spire, solito tank. Let's get back out to normal view. Let's vape this little guy. Normal view, normal view. So yeah, the solito is easy to take apart, put together, clean. The coil heads are big, you just screw it into the base, you pop on the tank, you go blu-la, you fill up your juice. It's super easy, there's no juice flow control. You can just pop this top off, you'll see some bubbles happen, but it doesn't ever really flood your entire coils with juice or anything like that. You can open this up and close it and fill it up kind of whenever you want to. Big juice flow holes right there, big juice flow channels to get to those coils. Now I'm using a 60% VG juice in here, which seems to be working a lot, lot better. Previously, I was using some epa-clouds juice in here, which is 70% VG. And it was having a little bit of a hard time keeping up. I feel like really thick VG juices don't do well in this aspire solito tank. It's only when I switched, I started using the dynamite fuse, which is a 60% VG. Now I'm not getting any sort of dry or burnt hits, whereas when I was using a higher VG juice, I was kind of getting, I was having some trouble, you know, keeping up with the wicking. Loads of airflow. If nothing else, this tank has loads of airflow. Like I said, I find myself closing the airflow off about halfway. When it's fully open, it's just a monster. It's got so much airflow. This is the .2 own coil, which is actually reading at .23, so it's pretty accurate. I have it set to 76 watts here on the cuboid. It's giving me 4.1 volts. In fact, I feel like this could handle a bit more. Let's turn it up. Let's live on the wild side. All the way up to 103 watts. It's only 4.8 volts, but I have a feeling this tank is going to be able to keep up with that wattage. No issues. No issues at all. So one thing that I've noticed, and this isn't the big thing, but it's just one thing that I've noticed, isn't when your juice gets low in this tank when it gets down to where those sort of juice inlet holes are. You have a higher tendency of getting some dry hits. Your coils go up past there. Your coils go up past the little juice inlet channels. So if your little juice inlet channels here and your coil goes up way past it, then ba, maybe the juice when it gets down low, it's going to have a really hard time getting all the way up to the top there. That's just something I've noticed. I tend to have the tendency to keep this tank full all the time. I've never been able to vape it completely dry like I can with a lot of other tanks. And I just want to keep it full because I feel like when it gets lower, I have the tendency, I have a higher chance. Sorry. Can I talk today? I have a higher chance of getting some burnt or dry hits. Now, the second thing about this tank, and this is what's really bothering me. It's got like this slight rubber bandy type flavor that I cannot ever get to go away. I put my first coil head in there and I filled it up with some Epic Clouds cardamator crush. It's a juice I've been vaping for literally years. And I know exactly what it should taste like. It tasted like cardamator crush with like a little bit of rubber band. And I'm like, well, maybe this, maybe this coil head just has a little bit of a break-in time. I mean, before that flavor kind of goes away and you get a more pure flavor of your juice, it never went away for the entire life of the coil head. A full three weeks I had this cardamator crush rubber band flavor. And I would forget about it. I'd set it down and then I'd look over and I'd be like, oh, yeah, I'm going to try that. Nope. Oh, that's right. It kind of tastes like rubber bands still. So I plugged in the second coil head, filled it up with dynamite buz. This is a delicious juice. It tastes like dynamite fuse with a slight hint of rubber band. The coil heads I've used in here, they have this weird funky taste that really never goes away. Or at least in my vaping experience, I've never been able to get it to go away. Great performance though. It's a nice thick dense vapor. The vape feels very saturated, but there is this weird flavor that God damn it will just not go away. And I don't know if it's exclusive to the two coil heads I have, but the two coil heads I have both have this like weird, like acrid rubber bandy flavor that just hasn't gone away. Your vape budget hands, if you're interested in the Aspire Salito, not, and I just don't like using it. They say the purpose of these rubber bands is not just to be matchy, matchy with your mod, but it's to keep the temperature down away from your mouth. So when you put it in your mouth and your lips kind of press up against this top cap, it's going to kind of, you know, keep that hotness. Hotness? Why can't I even speak today? It's going to keep that heat away from your mouth. I don't find that this tank gets hot enough to necessitate a weird rubber cap on top. That's just my experience. It's been fine. I've chained vape it and it's never got hot to the point where I'm like, oh shit, I wish I had an ugly rubber cap that would get condensation all underneath it to protect my delicate mouth from this hot evil Aspire tank. So yeah, that's, that's all I really got. Two millimeter diameter, four and a half mill capacity. It's got nice coil heads that perform really well. They just have that awkward rubber band taste and you can find one for around 20 bucks on various interwebsites. I'll post some links down in the description. So once again, if we're playing the aliens game where aliens come and steal all of my stuff, when I seek out and buy the Aspire Salito sub-ohm tank, man, probably not. I would probably pass on it just because it's a good performer, but goddamn it, that rubber band flavor. It just bothers me and it makes me not want to use this tank. But might just be me. I don't know. Is anybody else? Let me know in the comments below. If you have this Salito, do you get the rubber band flavor? Do you not get the rubber band flavor or did you once get the rubber band flavor, but then it went away and how long did it take for it to go away? These are the questions that need to be answered. I'm gonna wrap this up before I get too rambly, but that's what I got for today. Thank you so much for joining me, everybody. And as always, yeah, let's keep on vaping.