Lost Vape Ultra Boost V2 Coils - Pack Of 5

Lost Vape Ultra Boost V2 Coils

Five resistances in one coil family, running anywhere from a tight 8W MTL draw up to a 70W cloud-chaser. The Lost Vape Ultra Boost coils (the V2 series) are press-fit replacement coils sold in a pack of 5, built for the Q-Ultra Pod Kit and the BFB 100W Starter Kit. Four of the five use a mesh heating element for sharper flavour.

The odd one out, the 1.0ohm MTL, is a standard coil for cigarette-style vaping. Pick your resistance, prime it, press it in. That is the whole job. Browse the full range of Vape Coils to find your fitment.

Why vapers choose this:

• Five resistances, one platform. The Ultra Boost line runs from 1.0ohm at 8-15W for MTL right up to 0.15ohm at 40-70W for full direct-lung, which means one coil family covers every draw style you might want from a single device.

• Mesh where it counts. Four of the five coils use a mesh element for a wider heating surface and cleaner flavour.

• The V2 airflow ring lets you tighten or loosen the draw without swapping anything, so you fine-tune the feel on the fly.

• Organic cotton wicking keeps flavour honest.

• Press-fit fitment means no threading, no cross-threading, no fuss. It drops straight into the base of the pod.

Lost Vape Ultra Boost V2 Coils Features

One Coil Family, Five Ways to Vape

The Ultra Boost range does something most coil lines do not. It stretches from a genuine MTL draw on the 1.0ohm to a proper DTL cloud on the 0.15ohm mesh, with three steps in between. That means you can run nic salts at a tight low wattage one week, then drop in a 0.3ohm and chase clouds on shortfill the next, all in the same Q-Ultra Pod Kit.

Why Mesh Makes a Difference Here

Mesh heats across a flat, wide surface instead of a thin wire. More surface touching the wick means faster, more even heating and a cleaner flavour, especially on the sub-ohm coils. The 0.15ohm, 0.2ohm, 0.3ohm and 0.6ohm all run mesh. Warm vapour, strong taste, the sort of performance you would expect from a much bigger tank.

That Adjustable Airflow Ring, Though

The V2 coils brought in an AFC (airflow control) ring, and it earns its place. Instead of being stuck with whatever draw the coil gives you, you rotate the ring to open it up for airy DTL or close it down towards a tighter MTL feel. Small feature. Big difference to how the vape actually feels in daily use.

Built for a Simple Press-Fit Swap

No screwing, no alignment guesswork. The coil pushes straight into the base of the pod and seats with a firm click. Pull the spent one out, press the new one in, done. Honestly, it is one of the easier coil swaps out there, which matters when you are changing coils every week or two.

Organic Cotton Doing the Quiet Work

The wicking is organic cotton, and it is the part nobody thinks about until it goes wrong. Cotton pulls liquid to the mesh steadily and burns clean, which keeps the flavour true from a fresh coil through to the end of its life. Prime it properly and it rewards you.

Lost Vape Ultra Boost V2 Coils Resistance Options

Five resistances, sold as a pack of 5 of whichever you choose. Your pick comes down to how you like to vape and what liquid you run.

Most popular for direct-lung: the 0.3ohm M1. Rated 30-40W, it sits in the sweet spot for RDL and DTL vaping on 70/30 shortfills. Warm vapour, strong flavour, and it does not drink through liquid the way the lowest-ohm coils do. If you want clouds without going all in, start here.

Best for MTL: the 1.0ohm. This is the only regular (non-mesh) coil in the range, rated 8-15W for a tight, cigarette-style draw. Pair it with 50/50 or nic salts, and it behaves like a proper mouth-to-lung setup. Ideal for anyone stepping across from disposables who wants that familiar restricted pull.

For bigger clouds: the 0.15ohm M3 and 0.2ohm M4 mesh coils run hot, 40-70W and 40-60W respectively, and want high-VG liquid. The 0.6ohm M2 sits in the middle at 20-28W, a solid balance of flavour and vapour for restricted direct-lung.

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• 0.15ohm M3
• 0.2ohm M4
• 0.3ohm M1
• 0.6ohm M2
• 1.0ohm MTL

How to Set Up the Lost Vape Ultra Boost V2 Coils

Quick swap. Two minutes, start to finish.

1. Remove the old coil by pulling it straight out of the base of the pod.

2. Drip three or four drops of e-liquid directly onto the exposed cotton and into the wicking ports on the side of the new coil.

3. Press the fresh coil firmly into the base of the pod until it clicks and seats flush.

4. Fill the pod with your chosen e-liquid, matching VG ratio to the coil (high-VG for sub-ohm, 50/50 or nic salt for the 1.0ohm).

5. Leave the assembled pod to stand for a full seven minutes so the cotton saturates completely before the first pull. Rush this, and you scorch the wick.

6. Start at the low end of the coil's wattage range and step up gradually until the flavour and vapour feel right.

What's in the Lost Vape Ultra Boost V2 Coils Box

Five Ultra Boost coils in your selected resistance, and that is it. No pod, no device, no e-liquid included. These are replacements for vapers who already own a compatible Lost Vape kit and need fresh heads to keep it running at its best.

Made for the Q-Ultra and BFB Kit Systems

The Ultra Boost V2 coils are built specifically for the Lost Vape Q-Ultra Pod Kit and the BFB 100W Starter Kit, dropping into the base of the pod on both. The wider V2 series also carries across to other coils in Lost Vape's ecosystem, so if you run more than one Lost Vape device, it is worth checking your pod takes the Ultra Boost fitment.

What they will not do is fit non-Lost Vape pods, and they are not the same as the UB Pro coils, which use a different platform entirely. If the coil currently in your kit is an Ultra Boost and presses in from the base, you are in the right place. Explore more options in the full Vape Kits collection.

About Lost Vape

Lost Vape built its name on premium pod-mod hardware, the kind of devices with leather panels and zinc-alloy chassis that sit a cut above the usual plastic pod kit. The Ultra Boost coil platform is the engine behind a good chunk of that range, engineered to give one device real flexibility across MTL, RDL and DTL vaping rather than boxing the user into a single style. It is a considered bit of design from a brand that tends to think about the whole system, not just the individual part.

Stock Up and Save

Coils are a running cost, not a one-off. At a coil a week or two of steady use, a single pack of 5 does not stretch as far as you would like, so a couple of packs kept in the drawer saves the mid-week scramble when the flavour drops off.

Every order from Pirate Vapes ships the same day when placed before 4 pm, packed to survive the post. All stock is TPD compliant, sold through an age-verified checkout to over-18s only.

Conclusion

The Lost Vape Ultra Boost V2 coils are the practical choice for anyone running a Q-Ultra or BFB kit who wants options. Five resistances from tight MTL to full-cloud DTL, mesh on four of them, organic cotton throughout, and a press-fit swap that takes seconds.

Match the resistance to your draw and your liquid, prime it properly, and it delivers. Browse the rest of our Replacement Coils and Vape Accessories, or head back to Pirate Vapes for the full range.

FAQs

Which kits do the Ultra Boost coils fit?

The Q-Ultra Pod Kit and the BFB 100W Starter Kit. They press into the base of the pod on both. They will not fit non-Lost Vape devices or UB Pro pods.

What is the difference between the mesh and the 1.0ohm coil?

The 1.0ohm is a standard coil for MTL at 8-15W. The others (0.15 to 0.6ohm) are mesh, made for direct-lung at higher wattages. Different jobs entirely.

How long does one Ultra Boost coil last?

Usually a week to two weeks with daily use. Sweeter, darker liquids gunk the coil faster, so those will shorten it. Priming properly stretches it.

Which Ultra Boost coil resistance should a beginner pick?

Coming from disposables? The 1.0ohm for a tight, familiar draw with nic salts. Want clouds instead? The 0.3ohm is the friendliest direct-lung starting point.

What e-liquid works best with the Ultra Boost coils?

High-VG (70/30 and above) for the sub-ohm mesh coils. 50/50 or nic salts for the 1.0ohm MTL coil. Match the liquid to the coil, and you avoid dry hits.

Are the Ultra Boost coils genuine Lost Vape coils?

Yes. Every coil sold here is a genuine Lost Vape Ultra Boost head, TPD compliant and sold to over-18s only.