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How To Become a Cloud Chaser: Tips and Recommendations

If you've ever been mid-scroll on a vape forum and spotted a video of someone exhaling a cloud so thick it could set off your smoke alarm, congrats — you’ve met a cloud chaser. And if your immediate thought was, “How the heck do I do that?” — well, welcome to your new favorite hobby (and this handy guide).

In this post, we’re breaking down what is a cloud chaser, how to become one without losing your eyebrows, and the tips, tricks, and gear that’ll get you puffin' like a pro.

Oh, and if you’re still figuring out the basics, don’t worry — we’ve got you covered with helpful reads like The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Vaping, Gift Battles: Disposables VS Pod Systems, and How To Prime A Coil. But first, let’s get into the cloudy business.

What Is a Cloud Chaser?

In vape-speak, a cloud chaser is basically the Tony Hawk of vapor. These are vapers who chase the biggest, densest, most extra clouds imaginable. We’re talking about plumes so thick they could have their own zip code.

Cloud chaser vape culture isn’t just a hobby — it’s basically an extreme sport. There are even competitions where folks win cash prizes for blowing the biggest clouds or pulling off wild tricks. If you’ve ever wanted to fog up a room like a magician with a fog machine and some flair, this might just be your calling.


 

How To Become a Professional Cloud Chaser (Without Exploding Anything)

Becoming a cloud chaser isn’t just about grabbing the biggest vape and huffing like a dragon. You need to know your stuff. That means a solid understanding of battery safety, coil building, Ohm’s Law, and a dash of engineering wizardry.

Here’s what you need to master before you start your journey to cloud-chasing glory:

🔋 Battery Safety

First things first — don’t skip this part unless you’re into turning your hand into a science experiment. Most serious cloud chaser rigs are unregulated mech mods that use high-powered lithium-ion batteries. Mess that up, and you’ll go from cloud chaser to fire hazard real quick.

Stick with trusted brands like Sony, LG, Samsung, or Panasonic, and NEVER buy batteries from sketchy online sellers or sketchier flea markets.

P.S. If you're diving into mech mods, make sure you’ve checked out What is Sub-ohm Vaping? Everything You Need to Know and What are the Best Vape Coil Metal Types?. You’ll thank us later.

🌬️ Airflow

Airflow is everything. Too much, and your clouds are ghostly wisps. Too little, and you’ll feel like you’re trying to suck a milkshake through a coffee stirrer. You want that Goldilocks airflow — not too tight, not too loose, just cloudy enough.

💨 E-Juice (aka Cloud Fuel)

If you’re cloud chasing, you’ll want juice that’s 100% VG (vegetable glycerin) or at least 80% VG. That’s the secret sauce for making thick, chunky vapor. Also, skip the nicotine. With all the puffing you’ll be doing, you don’t want to overload your system with the buzz.

Plus, vape flavors still hit even without the nic, and let’s be honest — you’re here for the clouds, not the cravings.

🔧 Mod Type

You’ll need some serious firepower — enter the mech mod or unregulated box mod. These bad boys give you raw, unfiltered power (think muscle car vs. Prius). But again — know what you’re doing or be prepared to consult your local electrician... or fire department.

🔩 Atomizer

It’s all about the RDA (Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer). These let you drip juice right onto the coil for those rich, mega-cloud hits. Sure, sub-ohm tanks are cool, but RDAs are the royalty of cloud chasing.

🧽 Wicking

Wicking is like hairstyling for your coils. If your cotton isn’t snug (but not too snug), it could collapse, dry hit, or just be a sad mess. Use quality cotton, and make sure it’s sitting pretty in those coils.

⚙️ Coil Build

Cloud chasing = sub-ohm vaping. Your coils should have low resistance, which allows for more power and, you guessed it, bigger clouds. Clapton coils, aliens, staggered fused claptons — it’s like the Guitar Center of coil names out there.

Want to get nerdy about coil types? You’ll love Mesh Coil VS Regular Coil: Which One is Better?. Spoiler: Mesh coils are flavor monsters, but for cloud chasing, a fat alien coil might still reign supreme.

🧍♂️ Body Posture & Technique

Time to get physical (no, not that kind). The way you inhale and exhale makes a huge difference. Here’s a quick breakdown of the cloud chaser exhale technique:

  1. Exhale hard while leaning forward — empty those lungs completely.
  2. Inhale deep as you straighten up like a vape-powered Transformer.
  3. Exhale slowly and steadily, pushing your jaw out like you’re about to spit bars in a rap battle.
  4. End with a whistle-lip push to stretch that cloud out even further. Boom. Cloudzilla.

Want to avoid looking like a confused mime while cleaning your gear? Check out How to Clean a Vape (Without Losing Your Mind).


Final Puffs

Becoming a cloud chaser isn’t about picking up the biggest vape you can find and puffing like a chimney. It takes knowledge, practice, the right gear, and yes — a little flair. If you’re serious about chasing clouds, start slow, study hard, and practice safe vaping.

Happy cloud chasing — may your vapor be thick, your builds be safe, and your flavors be fire.

Conclusion

We hope that this guide serves as an initial stepping stone for those of you who want to become cloud chasers in the future, but most importantly, we want to stress again that you first do your homework and learn how to build coils and mech mods, before venturing into cloud chasing.  

 

DISCLAIMER: EjuiceDB articles and blogs are meant to entertain and educate. However, we are not medical professionals and do not intend to give medical advice through them. Furthermore, Vaping products and nicotine use are only meant for persons over the age of 21.

Children, breastfeeding and pregnant women, persons with risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or that take medications especially for depression or asthma should not use nicotine or vaping products. Always consult a licensed physician prior to use.

 

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