Aspire AVP Pro Replacement Coils

Aspire AVP Pro Replacement Coil

One pod, two very different vapes. The Aspire AVP Pro Replacement Coil comes as a pack of 5 in either a 0.65ohm mesh head for airier, freebase-friendly vaping or a 1.15ohm standard head for a tight MTL draw on nic salts. Both are built on Kanthal AF wire, and both press straight into the AVP Pro pod: no screwing, no tools needed for most changes.

Made for the AVP Pro pod system. If your kit takes a press-fit head and the pod says AVP Pro, these keep it running. Browse the wider Aspire Coils and other Refillable Pod Kits at Pirate Vapes.

Why vapers choose these coils:

• Two coils, two styles. Keep the 1.15ohm loaded for a tight MTL vape on salts, or fit the 0.65ohm mesh when you want more warmth, more vapour and a freebase-friendly draw. One pod covers both moods.

• Press-fit, plug and play. Pull the old head out, press a fresh one in. No threading, no alignment, and a coil tool sorts the stubborn ones.

• Kanthal AF wire. Aspire moved this line to AF wire for longer coil life, and it shows.

• Five to a pack. Enough to run a daily kit for a month or more before reordering.

• Built for the AVP Pro, not adapted. These heads are matched to the pod, so wicking and airflow are what the kit was designed around.

Aspire AVP Pro Coil Features

Mesh Versus Standard, and Why It Matters

The 0.65ohm uses a mesh heating element, which spreads heat over a larger area for a smoother, fuller draw and works best with freebase 50/50 E-Liquids. The 1.15ohm is a standard round-wire head, tighter and cooler, made for nic salts and a proper MTL pull.

Why Press-Fit Wins on a Pod This Small

No screwing a coil into a thread you cannot see. You pull the old head straight out of the pod and press the new one home until it seats. If it grips tight, the coil removal tool does the job. Honestly, on a pocket pod, that speed is the whole appeal.

That Kanthal AF Wire

Aspire switched the AVP Pro heads to Kanthal AF wire for a reason: it holds up. Coil life on this platform tends to run a week or two, and plenty of vapers stretch it further. Fewer changes, less spent over a month, and less flavour drop-off in between.

Pick the Coil to Match Your Liquid

Running salts? The 1.15ohm is your head, paired with Nic Salts at 10 to 20mg for a smooth MTL hit. Prefer lower-strength freebase and a bit more cloud? The 0.65ohm mesh suits that better. Match the head to the liquid, and both perform.

One Pod, No Waste

The point of a replaceable coil is that you keep the pod and the device. When the flavour dulls, you change a cheap head, not the whole cartridge. Across a month, that adds up, and it is kinder on the bin too.

Aspire AVP Pro Coil Resistance Options

Two heads in the picker. The right one depends on your liquid and how you like to draw.

For most AVP Pro owners, the 1.15ohm is the everyday head. A tight, cool MTL draw close to a cigarette pull, and the natural match for nic salts at 10 to 20mg. If you came off cigarettes and want that familiar tug, keep this one loaded.

The 0.65ohm mesh is the airier, warmer option. It opens the draw towards a restricted DTL style and produces more vapour, so it pairs best with freebase 50/50 at lower nicotine. Strong salts through a mesh head tend to feel harsh, so ease the strength down if you switch to it.

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• 0.15 ohm
• 0.65 ohm

How to Set Up the Aspire AVP Pro Coil

Quick change, and the pod does most of the work.

1. Pull the pod off the AVP Pro battery. Best done when the pod is empty or nearly so, since changing a head on a full pod can leak.

2. Pull the used coil out of the base of the pod. If it grips, the coil removal tool frees it.

3. Drip three or four drops of e-liquid onto the cotton of the new head so it is not going in dry.

4. Press the fresh coil firmly into the pod until it seats fully.

5. Refill the pod, clip it back onto the battery, and give it a good seven or eight minutes to wick through before the first draw.

6. Take two or three gentle pulls without firing, then vape and build up from there.

What's in the Aspire AVP Pro Coil Box

Five replacement heads in the resistance you select. That is all: no pod, no device, no e-liquid in the pack. If the pod itself is tired or cracked, Pirate Vapes stocks the matching Replacement Pods separately, so you can freshen the whole thing at once.

Made for the AVP Pro Pod System

These heads fit the Aspire AVP Pro pod system and the AVP Pro replacement cartridge. Same press-fit head, same fit, whichever resistance you pick. The AVP Pro sits among Aspire's compact Pod Kits, so if you are still choosing a device, that is the shelf to browse.

Do not assume these fit Aspire's other older pods like the original AVP, Nautilus, or Cleito. However, Aspire did build a wider ecosystem around this specific coil. These are the exact replacement heads for the Aspire AVP Cube, the Aspire Zero G kit, the Aspire Tekno, and the Aspire 9th Tank.

About Aspire

Aspire has spent years refining the all-in-one pod, and the AVP Pro is one of the tidier results: a compact refillable kit that lets a vaper run tight MTL on salts one week and a warmer, airier draw on freebase the next, just by changing the head.

That flexibility only works because the coils are quick to change and built to last, which is where the move to Kanthal AF wire came in. These heads are the part that keeps the whole idea practical.

Stock Up and Save

A single head runs for a week or two, often longer, so a pack of five can cover a couple of months of daily vaping. Buy a spare pack, and you are never caught with a burnt coil and nothing to fit.

Every order from Pirate Vapes ships same day when placed before 4 pm, with Free Pirate Post over £40. Checkout is age-verified, over-18s only, and the AVP Pro pods these heads feed are 2ml TPD.

Conclusion

If you run an Aspire AVP Pro, these are the heads that keep it going for a fraction of the cost of new pods. Fit the 1.15ohm for a tight MTL vape on salts, the 0.65ohm mesh for a warmer, airier freebase draw, and keep a five-pack on hand either way.

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FAQs

Which device do AVP Pro coils fit?

These coils fit the Aspire AVP Pro pod system, but Aspire also uses them across several other kits. They are the exact replacement heads for the Aspire AVP Cube, Aspire Zero G, Aspire Tekno, and the Aspire 9th Tank.

Should I choose 0.65ohm or 1.15ohm resistance for AVP Pro coils?

The 1.15ohm is the tight MTL head for nic salts. The 0.65ohm mesh is airier and warmer, better with freebase 50/50 and a restricted DTL draw.

How long does an AVP coil last?

Usually one to two weeks on daily use, sometimes longer. Dark, sweet liquids gunk a coil faster, so a heavy dessert flavour will shorten that.

Do I need a tool to change AVP Pro coils?

Not usually. They press in and pull out by hand. A coil removal tool helps if a spent head grips tight in the pod.

Can I use nic salts and freebase in the AVP Pro?

Both. Run salts through the 1.15ohm for a cigarette-style MTL hit, and lower-strength freebase through the 0.65ohm mesh for more vapour.

Why prime a new AVP coil?

A dry head burns on the first pull, and there is no fixing it. Drip liquid onto the cotton, fill, then wait a few minutes before vaping so the wick soaks through.