Aspire Cloudflask Replacement Coils

Cloud coils. That is what the Cloudflask range was designed for, and these mesh heads deliver on it. Two resistance options in the store: the 0.25ohm running at 40-50W for full DTL cloud production, and the 0.6ohm at 15-20W for a more restricted draw with less liquid consumption.

 Both are mesh, both handle High VG E-Liquids comfortably, and both fit across the entire Cloudflask device family. Three coils per pack. If your Cloudflask pod is starting to taste flat, these bring it back.

Aspire Cloudflask Replacement Coils Features

Mesh Built for Volume

The Cloudflask coils use a flat mesh strip that heats liquid across a wider surface than traditional wire. At 40-50W on the 0.25ohm, the result is thick, warm vapour with good flavour clarity. The mesh also ramps up faster, so there is less delay between pressing the button and getting a satisfying draw. If you picked up a Cloudflask because you wanted clouds, this coil is the reason it delivers.

Two Resistances, Two Very Different Experiences

The 0.25ohm and 0.6ohm are not just slightly different. One runs at more than double the wattage of the other. The 0.25 is open DTL: big clouds, warm hit, rapid liquid consumption. The 0.6 pulls things back considerably: tighter draw, cooler vapour, much better on battery and 70/30 Shortfills. Worth trying both to see which suits your actual daily use rather than just defaulting to the lower resistance.

High VG Is the Point Here

These coils are wicked for thick juice. The cotton ports are wide enough to keep up with high VG blends at sustained wattage, which matters because the Cloudflask pod holds a decent amount of liquid and people tend to chain vape on cloud-focused devices. Thinner 50/50 juice will work but is not ideal. These coils perform best when you give them what they were designed to handle.

Fits Every Cloudflask in the Series

Aspire kept the coil platform consistent across the entire Cloudflask range. That means the original Cloudflask, the Cloudflask S, the Cloudflask III, and the Cloudflask X all take the same coil. If you have upgraded or switched between Cloudflask models over time, you do not need to learn a new coil system.

Three Per Pack at Sub-Ohm Pace

Sub-ohm mesh coils at 40-50W burn through faster than low-wattage MTL heads. That is just how it works. Three per pack means roughly two to three weeks of use before you need to reorder, assuming daily vaping. The 0.6ohm lasts a bit longer because the wattage is lower.

Aspire Cloudflask Replacement Coils Resistance Options

Two options. Same pod, completely different vaping experience.

The cloud pick: the 0.25ohm at 40-50W. Wide-open DTL draw, dense vapour, proper warmth on the inhale. Pairs with freebase e-liquid at 3-6mg and high VG ratios. This is the coil that earns the Cloudflask its name. Burns through liquid faster, but if cloud volume is what you are after, nothing else in the range matches it.

The daily driver: the 0.6ohm at 15-20W. Restricted DTL draw. Noticeably less vapour, noticeably less liquid consumption. The flavour stays strong because mesh at any resistance heats evenly, but the draw feels tighter, and the battery lasts much longer between charges. Good for vapers who like the Cloudflask form factor but do not need maximum cloud every time they pick it up.

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• 0.25ohm (Mesh)
• 0.6ohm (Mesh)

How to Set Up the Aspire Cloudflask Replacement Coils

Quick pod swap. Under two minutes.

1. Remove the Cloudflask pod from the device.

2. Pull the old coil out from the base of the pod.

3. Take a fresh coil from the pack. Squeeze a few drops of e-liquid into each of the cotton slots on the side of the coil.

4. Push the new coil into the pod base until it seats firmly.

5. Refill the pod with e-liquid, then flip the whole thing upside down for roughly four minutes before turning it back. This helps the cotton saturate from both directions.

6. Reinsert the pod into the device and start vaping at the lower end of the wattage range, increasing gradually.

What's in the Aspire Cloudflask Replacement Coils Box

Three coils in your selected resistance. No e-liquid, no pod, no device. Just the coils.

Made for Every Device in the Cloudflask Series

The Cloudflask coil platform spans four devices in Aspire's lineup. The original Cloudflask started the series. The Cloudflask S followed with a slimmer profile. The Cloudflask III brought an updated design. And the Cloudflask X is the most recent addition.

All four take the same coil base. Both resistances work across every model. No adapters, no version-specific coils, no compatibility guesswork. If your device says Cloudflask on it, these coils fit.

They do not work with any other Aspire product. Not the Nautilus family, not the Flexus range, not the Gotek pods. The Cloudflask coil platform is its own system entirely.

About Aspire

The Cloudflask sits in a different corner of the Aspire Range from the MTL products. Where the Nautilus and BVC lines serve tight-draw vapers, the Cloudflask was designed from the ground up for DTL cloud production. Large pod capacity, wide airflow, sub-ohm mesh coils, and enough wattage to push serious vapour. 

It is Aspire's answer to the question of whether a pod system can compete with dedicated DTL Tanks on vapour output. Four generations of the device suggest the answer was yes.

Stock Up and Save

Three coils per pack. At 40-50W on the 0.25ohm, you will go through a coil roughly every five to seven days. The 0.6ohm stretches further at lower wattage. Either way, grabbing a couple of packs alongside some shortfills means you have got both covered.

Every order from Pirate Vapes ships the same day before 4 pm in padded packaging. TPD-compliant stock, age-verified checkout, over-18s only. Free Pirate Post on orders over £25.

Conclusion

Two mesh coils. One for clouds, one for daily. Both fit every Cloudflask device Aspire has made. If you own any version of the Cloudflask and vape DTL with high VG liquid, these are your coils. Simple product, well executed. Browse more Aspire Coils and vape accessories at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

Which Cloudflask devices take these coils?

All of them. The original Cloudflask, the S, the III, and the X. Same coil base across the entire series.

What wattage should I use?

0.25ohm at 40-50W. 0.6ohm at 15-20W. Start at the low end with a fresh coil and work up. Aspire's wattage ranges are tight on these, so staying within the recommended band matters more than with wider-range coils.

How long do the Cloudflask coils last?

The 0.25ohm at higher wattage typically lasts five to seven days with daily use. The 0.6ohm stretches to around a week and a half. Sweeter liquids and chain vaping will shorten both.

Can I use nic salts with Cloudflask coils?

Not recommended. These are sub-ohm coils running at 15-50W. Nic salts at typical 10-20mg strengths will deliver far too much nicotine per hit at this wattage. Use freebase liquid at 3-6mg for the 0.25ohm. The 0.6ohm can handle up to about 6mg freebase comfortably.

Is there a 0.17ohm option?

Aspire lists a 0.17ohm Cloudflask coil running at 50-60W on their platform page, but it is not currently available in the store picker. Only the 0.25ohm and 0.6ohm are stocked.