Can you strike a balance between MTL and DTL vaping?
Yes! If you would like to improve the intensity of flavour you experience and produce bigger clouds but still benefit from a noticeable throat hit, you should try restricted direct to lung (RDTL) vaping. RDTL vaping sits somewhere between MTL and DTL vaping. It is primarily the domain of the latest pod vape kits that offer superior performance compared to the small beginner-oriented pod vaping systems. But these devices are smaller, lighter and somewhat less powerful than sub ohm vape mods.
RDTL equipment has slightly restrictive airflow that slows inhalation a little while still allowing you to inhale the vapour directly into your lungs. RDTL is a vaping method that offers a great compromise and could also prove useful in easing your transition to sub ohm set-ups.
MTL, DTL OR RDTL, which should you choose?
It’s best to begin your vaping journey with an MTL vape as this will be easy to use and will ensure that you benefit from the nicotine hits you need. When you have fully transitioned to vaping, you could still find that you gain the satisfaction and enjoyment you seek from MTL draws. But if you crave more intense flavour or bigger clouds, it would be worth trying sub ohm vaping. DTL hardware should also prove appealing if you love your gadgets and would relish learning how to set up your kit then use the various operating modes.
There’s no doubt that if you favour simplicity and convenience, MTL vaping is likely to the better choice. If you love to tinker, DTL vaping could be the answer. But the lines between hardware categories are blurring. It is possible to invest in a simple DTL kit or a relatively complex MTL kit. RDTL vaping is also in the mix.
No vape kit is right for everyone and you might need to try more than one before you find the hardware that hits the spot for you.