FreeMax Maxpod Replacement Coils

FreeMax Maxpod Replacement Coils

Two mesh resistances, one small pod, and a five-pack that keeps a Maxpod running for weeks. The FreeMax Maxpod Kit Replacement Coils are the NS Mesh heads that slot into FreeMax's compact MTL pod kit, sold in packs of five and built on FreeMax's SaltCoilTech 2.0 design.

Pick the 1.0ohm for fuller flavour and vapour, or the 1.5ohm for a tighter, throat-focused draw. Both take nic salt and freebase e-liquid. Press-fit fitting means no threading and no tools. Pirate Vapes keeps the Freemax Coils range stocked for exactly this kind of quick refresh.

Why vapers choose these coils:

• Two resistances from one pack format means the 1.0ohm can lean into flavour and vapour while the 1.5ohm tightens the draw and pushes throat hit, so a single kit covers two very different vaping moods without buying new hardware.

• SaltCoilTech 2.0 mesh heats evenly across a wider surface, keeping flavour consistent from the first pull to the last.

• Flax and organic cotton wicking feeds liquid quickly and copes better with sweeter juices than plain cotton.

• Press-fit swap takes seconds. No tools, no threading.

• A pack of five is enough for well over a month of typical MTL use before you reorder.

FreeMax Maxpod Replacement Coils Features

SaltCoilTech 2.0 Does the Heavy Lifting

FreeMax built the SaltCoilTech 2.0 platform around a mesh heating element that spreads current across a broad surface rather than through a single wire. That wider contact area warms the wick evenly, which keeps flavour clean and cuts the scorched taste you get when a coil hot-spots. It handles salt and freebase liquid equally well.

Which Resistance Should You Pick?

The 1.0ohm runs around 11W and puts the emphasis on flavour and vapour, comfortable with freebase at 3mg to 12mg or 20mg salts. The 1.5ohm sits nearer 8W, narrows the draw, and leans into throat hit. Tobacco and menthol fans tend to prefer it. Pair either with 20mg Nic Salts for a firm MTL hit.

Flax and Cotton Wicking

The wick blends flax fibre with organic cotton. Flax carries liquid quickly and resists caramelising when you run sweeter flavours, and the cotton smooths the delivery out. Honestly, wick material is the part most people ignore until a coil tastes burnt after three days. This one holds its flavour noticeably longer than that.

Keep It MTL

These are mouth-to-lung heads through and through. Both resistances suit the tight, cigarette-style draw the Maxpod was designed around, which is why they sit so well with higher-strength salts. If you came off smoking and want that familiar pull, this is the right coil family. Need a device too? Have a look at the MTL Vape Kits.

Cheaper Than Replacing the Whole Kit

A worn coil does not mean a worn device. Dropping in a fresh NS Mesh head brings back full flavour for a fraction of the cost of a new pod system. Keep a five-pack in the drawer, and the Maxpod carries on for months longer than most people expect.

FreeMax Maxpod Replacement Coils Resistance Options

Two options in the range, both NS Mesh, both MTL. The choice comes down to whether you want flavour and vapour or a tighter, more nicotine-forward draw.

Start here: the 1.0ohm. It operates at roughly 11W and puts flavour and vapour front and centre. It is the more versatile of the pair, happy with freebase from 3mg up to 12mg and with 20mg salts when you want more punch. If you are unsure which to choose, this one covers the most ground.

The tighter option: the 1.5ohm. Running nearer 8W, it narrows the draw and sharpens throat hit, which suits 20mg salts and tobacco or menthol blends. Heavier ex-smokers chasing a firm pull tend to land here.

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• 1.0ohm
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How to Set Up the FreeMax Maxpod Replacement Coils

Quick swap, under two minutes of hands-on time.

1. Pull the old coil out of the base of the pod. It sits on a press-fit, so it lifts away with a firm tug.

2. Take a fresh head and drip three or four drops of e-liquid straight onto the exposed mesh and cotton so it is not starting dry.

3. Push the new coil in until it seats fully. A light click tells you it is home.

4. Refill the pod with your chosen 50% PG or higher e-liquid through the side port and close the stopper.

5. Let it stand for a full seven minutes so the flax and cotton wick draws liquid all the way through. Firing a dry wick is what kills a coil on day one.

6. Reattach to the Maxpod and take two or three gentle draws at first. Start soft, not hard.

What's in the FreeMax Maxpod Replacement Coils Box

Five NS Mesh coils in your chosen resistance, either 1.0ohm or 1.5ohm. Nothing else. No pod cartridge, no e-liquid, no device. If the pod itself is cracked or leaking rather than just the coil, you will want a fresh Replacement Pod instead of, or alongside, these heads.

The Coil That Fits the FreeMax Maxpod

These NS Mesh heads are made for one device: the FreeMax Maxpod Kit, the compact 550mAh draw-activated pod system. If that is the kit in your hand, these are the coils it takes.

They do not fit FreeMax's other pod lines. Not the Maxpod 3, which runs on MD Mesh pods at 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm. Not the Maxpod Circle, which uses closed pods with non-replaceable coils. Not the AutoPod50 with its AX2 coils. Not the Onnix. And nothing from the Fireluke tank range, which uses an entirely different coil platform. If the coil you are replacing pushes into a small Maxpod pod and reads 1.0ohm or 1.5ohm, you are in the right place.

About FreeMax

FreeMax made its name on mesh. The brand's Fireluke tanks and Mesh Pro coils helped push mesh heating into the mainstream, and the SaltCoilTech 2.0 platform in these Maxpod heads is the pod-sized version of that same thinking.

Where a lot of pod coils treat salt nicotine as an afterthought, FreeMax tuned this line around it: the flax-heavy wick and mesh element are built to carry higher-strength salts smoothly at low wattage. For a small MTL kit, that focus on salt performance is what sets the Maxpod coil apart.

Stock Up and Save

A coil this size tends to change every week to ten days with steady use, so a single five-pack rarely lasts as long as people hope. Grabbing two packs, or one of each resistance, keeps a spare on hand and stops the mid-week scramble.

Pirate Vapes dispatches every order the same day before 4 pm, with an age-verified checkout, over-18s only, and TPD-compliant stock throughout. Free Pirate Post applies once you spend over £40.

Conclusion

If your Maxpod still fires but the flavour has flattened, a fresh set of NS Mesh coils is the cheapest fix going. Two resistances cover both flavour-led and throat-hit-led vaping, the press-fit swap takes seconds, and a five-pack keeps you going for well over a month.

Pick the 1.0ohm for everyday flavour or the 1.5ohm for a tighter, tobacco-friendly draw. Browse the full range of Vape Accessories and pick up your coils at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

Which kit do Maxpod coils fit?

Only the FreeMax Maxpod Kit, the compact 550mAh draw-activated pod system. They will not fit the Maxpod 3, the AutoPod50, or any Fireluke tank.

Are Maxpod coils for salt or freebase e-liquid?

Both. The 1.0ohm suits freebase from 3mg to 12mg and 20mg salts, while the 1.5ohm is best with 20mg salt for a firmer hit.

How many Maxpod coils come in a pack?

Five. At roughly a coil a week, that is around a month to six weeks of steady MTL vaping per pack.

What is the difference between the Maxpod coils 1.0ohm and 1.5ohm?

The 1.0ohm runs warmer near 11W and pushes flavour and vapour. The 1.5ohm sits around 8W with a tighter draw and stronger throat hit.

How do I stop Maxpod coils from tasting burnt?

Prime before use. Drip a few drops onto the mesh, fill the pod, and leave it a full seven minutes before the first draw. Sweeter liquids also shorten coil life.

What e-liquid ratio works best with the Maxpod coils?

50% PG or higher. The narrow wicking ports are not built for thick high-VG juice, which struggles to feed and leads to dry hits.