Coils
When the time comes to replace your vape coils, we have you covered! As any experienced vaper will know, purchasing replacement coils is an essential part of your vaping experience.
We stock a massive range of coils for all kinds of devices, from the top manufacturers in vaping including SMOK, Aspire, Freemax and more.
With a variety of different types available including replacement coils for when you are looking to stock up, pre-built coils for your RDA or RTA/RDTA tank, or vape pods designed for both direct-to-lung (DTL) and mouth-to-lung (MTL) vaping, we have taken care to cover every base there is when it comes to coils. We even stock the coil types that are more challenging to find, such as mesh, ceramic and temperature control.
Whether you are looking for sub-ohm coils or plus-ohm coils with higher resistances, you are bound to find the perfect option for your vape kit right here, at Legion of Vapers.
To minimise your time away from your vape, we promise fast shipping on all of our coils!
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What is a vape coil?
A vape coil (also known as an atomizer head) is a spirally-wrapped piece of wire that is situated inside your vape tank, submerged in e-liquid. Coils are wrapped in an absorbent material (usually cotton) that wicks, or soaks up the e-liquid in the atomiser. When you fire, or power up your vape, the coil heats up and turns the absorbed e-liquid into vapour, which you inhale.
What is coil resistance?
As coils do the duty of converting energy into heat, this process can be quantified by their electrical resistance value, which is measured in ohms. Different coils are more suited to different kits and tanks due to this value. Resistances can vary widely, as you can see by the variety of coils that we offer, but generally, these fall into one of two categories:
High-resistance coils
Any coil with a resistance of above 1.0 ohms is considered high-resistance. These coils are more suited to beginner vapers, as they require less powerful kits – they are run at a much lower power. Most kits will fall into this category. Vapour clouds produced by high-resistance coils are usually smaller than those produced by sub-ohm coils and they consume much lower amounts of e-liquid each hit.
Low-resistance coils
Coils with resistances below 1.0 ohms are considered low-resistance coils, and are aptly-named sub-ohm. These coils require kits that output a lot more power, as they use much more e-liquid and as a result, produce larger clouds of vapour.
