Innokin Endura T18E / T22E Pro 1.7ohm Replacement Coils

Innokin Endura T18E / T22E Pro 1.7ohm Replacement Coils

A 1.7ohm mouth-to-lung coil built for Innokin's Endura tanks, sold five to a pack. These heads run a tight, flavour-forward MTL draw at roughly 11.5W to 13.5W, wicked with organic Japanese cotton for clean taste from the first fill.

They drop straight into the Endura T22 Pro and the T18E Pro tank, the sort of dependable MTL Vape Kits that ex-smokers tend to stick with for years.

If your Endura has started tasting burnt or muted, a fresh set of Vape Coils sorts it in under two minutes. Pirate Vapes keeps them in stock and ready to post.

Why vapers choose these coils:

• Tuned for taste, not clouds. Innokin released the 1.7ohm specifically to sharpen flavour over the older 1.5ohm option, and on a tight MTL draw the difference in clarity is easy to pick up.

• Organic Japanese cotton wicks cleanly from the first few pulls, so there is little to no break-in fuzz.

• Low power draw at 11.5W to 13.5W barely dents a battery, which suits the compact Endura devices these tanks sit on.

• Push-fit installation. Just pull the old coil out and push the new one in. No messy, stuck threads to unscrew.

• Five per pack means you are covered for weeks of daily MTL vaping without reordering constantly.

Innokin T18E Pro Coils Features

1.7Ω Coil for Better Flavour

Innokin already had a 1.5ohm coil for these tanks. The 1.7ohm version, embedded in the same Prism-style housing, was designed with flavour in mind rather than vapour. Slightly higher resistance, a marginally cooler burn, and a cleaner top note on fruit and menthol liquids. If your Endura came with 1.5ohm heads, this is the upgrade path.

Organic Cotton for Clean Flavour

Cheap coils cut corners on wicking, and you taste it. These use organic Japanese cotton, which pulls liquid evenly and does not carry that faint cardboard note some coils have on the first tank. Pair them with a smooth 50/50 E-Liquids blend and the flavour comes through properly from fill.

Designed for MTL Vaping

At 1.7ohm and low wattage, this is a mouth-to-lung coil through and through. Tight, cigarette-style draw, modest vapour, strong flavour delivery. That is exactly what the Endura T22 Pro and T18E Pro were designed around, and it is why the pairing has stayed popular with ex-smokers who want familiarity over spectacle.

Low-Wattage for Longer Battery Life

Running at 11.5W to 13.5W means the coil sips power rather than gulping it. Carry an Endura through a full working day, and you are unlikely to be hunting for a charger by mid-afternoon. Low-resistance sub-ohm setups cannot say the same.

Suitable for Nic Salts and 50/50 E-Liquid

The tight draw and modest wattage make these a natural match for 10mg or 20mg nicotine salts, though 50/50 freebase works just as well. Either way, stick to thinner ratios. High-VG juice is too thick for the narrow wicking ports and will leave you with dry hits.

Innokin T18E Pro Coils Resistance and Wick

One resistance is stocked here: the 1.7ohm. It sits just above the older 1.5ohm coil these tanks also accept, and Innokin positioned it as the flavour-focused option of the two.

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• 1.7 Ohm

How to Set Up the Innokin T18E Pro Coils

Quick swap. Under two minutes once you have done it once.

1. Empty the tank and turn it upside down, then unscrew the bottom metal base cap.

2. Pull the spent coil straight out of the tank and discard it. Do not try to twist or unscrew it.

3. Drip three to four drops of e-liquid directly onto the exposed cotton through the new coil's wicking slots to give it a head start.

4. Push the fresh 1.7ohm coil straight into the tank. Ensure the two flat edges on the base of the coil align perfectly with the notches on the tank housing so it sits completely flush.

5. Screw the bottom metal base cap back on.

6. Refill the tank and let it stand for a full six minutes so the cotton saturates completely before you fire it. Start vaping at the lower end of the wattage range.

What's in the Innokin T18E Pro Coils Box

Five 1.7ohm replacement coils in organic Japanese cotton. That is the lot. No tank, no e-liquid, and no device are included, so you will need an Endura tank already to hand.

The Coil for Innokin's Endura Pro Tanks

These heads are made for Innokin's Endura tank line. Per the retailer listing, the 1.7ohm fits the Endura T22 Pro, the T18E Pro tank, the Endura T18II, and the T18II Mini. Browse the wider Innokin Range if you need a matching tank or device to go with them.

What they will not fit is anything outside that family. The original T18 uses a different coil, and sub-ohm or pod-based Innokin devices run on entirely separate platforms. If the coil currently in your tank is marked T18E and screws in from the base, you are in the right place.

About Innokin

Innokin built its name on approachable mouth-to-lung hardware, and the Endura line is the clearest example. The T18 and T22 series became go-to starter setups precisely because they were simple, reliable, and cheap to keep running.

The T18E Pro coil is part of that story: a small, low-wattage head that does one job well and keeps a proven tank in service. For vapers who found a setup that works, Innokin's habit of keeping coils available and backwards compatible is a large part of the appeal.

Stock Up and Save

At daily MTL use, a single 1.7ohm head lasts a week or two, so a five-pack covers most of a couple of months. Working out your real running cost, keeping a spare pack in the drawer beats scrambling when the flavour drops off, and a standing The Crow's Nest order means fresh coils arrive without you thinking about it.

Every order from Pirate Vapes is dispatched the same day when placed before 4 pm. All stock is TPD compliant, checkout is age-verified, and sales are strictly over-18s only.

Conclusion

The Innokin T18E Pro 1.7ohm coil is a straightforward bit of kit that does exactly what it should: keep a well-loved Endura tank tasting fresh. Five organic-cotton heads, a clean MTL draw, and low wattage that is kind on both battery and e-liquid.

If you run a T22 Pro or T18E Pro, this is the genuine replacement to reach for. Explore more Vape Accessories and pair a bottle of Nic Salts with your next order at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

Which tanks do Endura T18E / T22E Pro 1.7ohm Coils fit?

The Endura T22 Pro, T18E Pro, T18II, and T18II Mini. They will not fit the original T18 or Innokin's sub-ohm and pod devices.

What wattage should I run Endura T18E / T22E Pro 1.7ohm Coils at?

Around 11.5W to 13.5W. Staying in that band keeps the flavour clean and stops the cotton drying out.

What e-liquid works best with Endura T18E / T22E Pro 1.7ohm Replacement Coils?

50/50 or higher-PG blends, freebase or nic salt. Thick high-VG juice is too heavy for the wicking ports and risks dry hits.

How is the Endura T18E / T22E Pro Coils 1.7ohm different from the 1.5ohm?

The 1.7ohm was tuned for flavour, giving a slightly cooler, cleaner draw. The older 1.5ohm still fits the same Pro tanks if you prefer a warmer hit.

How long does one Endura T18E / T22E Pro coil last?

Usually a week or two with daily use. Sweeter, darker liquids gunk the cotton faster and will shorten that.

Can I use nicotine salts with Endura T18E / T22E Pro 1.7ohm Coils?

Yes. The tight MTL draw and low wattage suit 10mg and 20mg salts particularly well.