HorizonTech Aquila Sub Ohm Tank

HorizonTech Aquila Sub Ohm Tank

25.3mm of stainless steel with a swing-open top cap: the HorizonTech Aquila Sub Ohm Tank is a refillable direct-to-lung tank built for big vapour and bold flavour. It runs two mesh coils, a 0.16ohm E2 Encircle Dual Mesh and a 0.14ohm P4 Quadruple Mesh, both happiest around 60-70W.

Bottom airflow feeds an updraft rising design, so air travels straight up through the coil for a smoother pull. Bamboo pulp cotton handles the wicking. If you have graduated from disposables to a mod and want a straightforward DTL Tank, the Aquila keeps setup simple.

Why vapers choose this:

• Two coils, two moods. The box gives you the 0.16ohm dual mesh for a punchier draw and the 0.14ohm quad mesh for denser vapour, so you can feel out your preference before buying spares.

• Updraft airflow channels air vertically through the coil, which lifts flavour without the harsh, hollow pull some cheaper tanks give you.

• Swing-open top cap. Press the button, tip liquid in, click it shut. Refills take seconds.

• Press-fit coils drop in from the base. No fiddly threading.

• Stainless steel body with reinforced glass gives it real weight in the hand and shrugs off the odd knock.

Aquila Tank Features

Dual Mesh Coils For Different Draws

The 0.16ohm E2 dual mesh leans towards a tighter, warmer draw, while the 0.14ohm P4 quadruple mesh opens things up for thicker clouds. Both run best at 60-70W. Pairing this with a decent High VG E-Liquid is where the Aquila really earns its keep.

Updraft Airflow For Smooth Flavour

Because it changes how the vapour reaches you. The updraft rising design pushes air straight up through the mesh rather than sideways across it, which keeps the draw smooth and the flavour clean. Adjust the bottom airflow control ring to tighten or loosen it to taste. Small tweak, noticeable difference.

Swing-Open Top-Fill Cap

Filling used to be the annoying part of any sub-ohm tank. Not here. A one-click spring-loaded button pops the cap open on a hinge, you fill through the slot, then snap it shut. It stays put once closed, so you are not fighting leaks in your pocket.

Easy Press-Fit Coil Replacement

Coils here are press-fit from the base. Pull the old one out, push the new one in, done. No cross-threading, no stripped connections. When you need spares, the matching HorizonTech Aquila coils are worth keeping in the drawer.

Durable Stainless Steel Build

The Aquila is mostly stainless steel, and you feel it straight away. It has a solid, substantial heft that plastic tanks never manage, plus reinforced glass that copes with everyday knocks. A tank you can chuck in a bag without worrying, basically.

Aquila Tank Colours

The HorizonTech Aquila is stocked in five finishes, all confirmed against the current listing. Pick whatever suits your mod.

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• Black
• Blue
• Gunmetal
• Rainbow
• Stainless Steel

How to Set Up the Aquila

1. Unscrew the base and press-fit your chosen coil into place.

2. Add a few drops of e-liquid directly onto the exposed mesh through the coil.

3. Screw the tank onto your 510 mod.

4. Open the top cap and fill through the slot, keeping above the minimum mark.

5. Let it drink for a good 10 minutes so the bamboo cotton saturates fully.

6. Start low, around 55W, and step up towards 60-70W to find your sweet spot.

What Is in the Box

You get:

• The Aquila tank,

• a pre-installed coil,

• a spare coil,

• replacement O-rings

• and a user manual.

No e-liquid and no mod are supplied, so you will need your own 70/30 or higher VG juice and a compatible device to run it.

Made to Fit Any 510 Mod

The Aquila uses a standard 510 threaded connection, so it screws onto the vast majority of sub-ohm Vape Mods on the market. It takes the dedicated E2 and P4 Aquila coils only, and replacement bubble or straight glass is available separately in our Replacement Tank Glass range.

This is a direct-to-lung tank, so it is not designed for a tight mouth-to-lung draw. If that is your style, our MTL Tanks are the better fit, and general spares live in the Vape Coils section.

About HorizonTech

HorizonTech built its name on sub-ohm tanks. The Falcon and Falcon King became go-to choices for UK cloud chasers, followed by the Sakerz, and the brand has years of experience shaping mesh coil designs that punch above their price.

The Aquila carries that lineage forward with its Encircle and Quadruple mesh structures and the updraft airflow system. For vapers who already trust the Falcon family, it reads as a natural next step from a maker that clearly knows tanks.

Stock Up and Save

Refillable hardware like this is the smart long-game move, and Pirate Vapes keeps the Aquila stocked alongside spare coils and glass so you are never caught short. Order before 4 pm on a weekday for same-day dispatch.

Checkout is age-verified and strictly over 18s only, and every product we list is TPD compliant, so you always know what you are buying.

Conclusion

The Aquila is a well-built, no-nonsense sub-ohm tank that delivers strong flavour and vapour without asking much of you. Two mesh coils, easy top filling and press-fit swaps make it an easy recommendation for DTL vapers.

Grab your spares from the HorizonTech Collection, round out your kit with Vape Accessories, and shop the full range at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

What wattage should I run the Aquila at?

Both coils are rated 60-70W. Start around 55W and work up.

Is the Aquila good for beginners?

It is easy to fill and easy to re-coil. That said, it is a direct-to-lung tank, so it suits ex-disposable users moving to a mod rather than someone after a cigarette-style draw.

Which coils fit the Aquila?

Only the dedicated E2 dual mesh and P4 quadruple mesh Aquila coils.

Does the Aquila leak?

The spring-loaded cap seals tight and the O-rings are pre-fitted. Handle the glass O-rings gently, as they are factory-set to the glass.

Can I use nic salts in the Aquila?

Not ideal. Sub-ohm coils at 60-70W pull a lot of liquid, so a high-VG shortfill is the sensible choice over a strong salt.

What is in the Aquila box again?

Tank, pre-fitted coil, spare coil, spare O-rings, user manual, and usually a spare glass.