OBS OM Mesh Replacement Coils

OBS OM Mesh Replacement Coils

One coil family, several OBS kits. The OBS OM mesh coils are the replacement heads that run across the brand's OM platform, covering the Oner, Skye, Pluck, and Cabo pod systems from a single coil line.

Built on a Kanthal mesh element for even heat and fuller flavour, they drop in with a simple plug-and-pull fitment and cover everything from a tight MTL draw to full DTL clouds, depending on the resistance you pick. Sold in a pack of 5, they are the genuine way to keep an OM-series device tasting the way it should. Browse the wider Vape Coils range at Pirate Vapes. Over 18s only.

Why vapers choose these:

• A whole draw range from one coil line means you can move from a tight MTL pull on the 1.0 ohm to warm DTL clouds on the 0.2 ohm without changing device or coil brand.

• Kanthal mesh spreads heat over a wider surface for sharper flavour and a more even burn than old wound wire.

• Plug-and-pull fitment makes a swap a five-second job.

• Cross-device compatibility across the OM platform keeps coil supply simple if you own more than one OBS kit.

• A pack of five covers a month or more of daily use, so you are rarely caught on a burnt coil.

OBS OM Coils Features

Kanthal Mesh for Better Flavour

The 0.2 and 0.4 ohm coils use a Kanthal mesh strip rather than a coiled wire. Mesh gives a larger heating surface, which ramps up faster and burns more evenly across the cotton beneath it. The result is cleaner flavour that holds up longer before the taste starts to drop off, which is exactly what you want from a sub-ohm coil that sees heavy use.

Compatible With Multiple OBS Kits

Here is the practical appeal. The OM coils are not tied to a single device. Depending on the exact coil, they run in the OBS Oner, Skye, Pluck, and Cabo kits, so if you own more than one OBS pod system, you are not juggling separate coil ranges. Match the coil to your kit and the draw style you want, then pair it with the right Nic Salts or freebase liquid.

Choose From MTL, RDL or DTL

The resistance you choose sets the character of the vape. The 0.2 ohm OM BO is the cloud coil, a proper DTL head that runs warm and produces plenty of vapour. The 0.4 ohm mesh coils sit in restricted DTL and RDL territory for a middle-ground draw. The 1.0 ohm OM SK tightens things right up for an MTL pull closer to a cigarette. Three very different experiences, one coil family.

Quick Push-Fit Coil Replacement

Swapping is quick and clean. The coils push into the base of the pod and pull straight back out, with no screwing and no cross-threading to worry about. It is the kind of fitment that makes a midday coil change painless, even when you are out and about.

Durable Coils for Longer Use

OBS builds the OM coils from Kanthal and stainless steel, and it shows in how they hold up. With sensible wattage and a proper prime, a mesh coil here comfortably runs its full life before the flavour fades, which keeps your running costs down. Restock through the wider Replacement Pods and coils section whenever you are getting low.

OBS OM Coils Resistance Options

The OM line splits into mesh coils for flavour and clouds, and a single regular coil for tight MTL. The right pick comes down to your device, your draw, and the e-liquid you run.

For clouds and DTL: The 0.2 ohm OM BO mesh coil is the widest, warmest draw in the range, rated for 50 to 80W. It drinks liquid and battery faster than the rest, and pairs best with a High VG E-Liquid. This is the coil for anyone chasing vapour.

For a balanced restricted DTL: The 0.4 ohm OM CA mesh coil runs cooler and tighter at 30 to 40W, giving a restricted direct-lung draw that still carries strong flavour. A good all-rounder for the Cabo and Oner kits, and a natural match for 70/30 Shortfills.

For the Skye's RDL draw: The 0.4 ohm OM YE mesh coil is tuned for the OBS Skye and standard e-liquids at lower nicotine strengths, sitting in restricted direct-lung.

For tight MTL: The 1.0 ohm OM SK is a regular, non-mesh coil built for a cigarette-style mouth-to-lung draw. It is the one to reach for with nic salts and higher nicotine strengths.

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• 0.2 ohm (OM BO)
• 0.4 ohm (OM CA)
• 0.4 ohm (OM YE)
• 1.0 ohm (OM SK)

How to Set Up the OBS OM Coils

A quick plug-and-pull swap. A couple of minutes, most of it soaking.

1. Remove the pod from your device and tip out any remaining e-liquid before you start.

2. Pull the old coil straight out of the base. It unplugs without any twisting.

3. Prime the new coil by dripping a few drops of e-liquid onto the exposed cotton on the side ports, and place one or two drops directly down the top centre hole onto the mesh element itself.

4. Push the fresh coil into the pod base until it seats firmly, then refill the pod with your e-liquid.

5. Stand the pod upright and wait six to eight minutes so the mesh and cotton draw the liquid all the way in. On a low-resistance coil especially, firing it dry will burn the cotton straight away.

6. Start low and build up through the coil's wattage range until the draw feels right for you.

What's in the OBS OM Coils Box

Five OBS OM coils in your chosen resistance. No pod, no device, and no e-liquid are included. Just the coils, ready to plug into a pod you already own.

Made for the OBS OM Platform

These coils are built for OBS pod systems that use the OM range, and the exact device depends on the coil. The 0.2 ohm OM BO and 0.4 ohm OM CA are made for the Cabo pod kit, the 1.0 ohm OM SK and 0.4 ohm OM YE are made for the Skye kit, and the full OM line works with the OBS Oner. UK listings also pair the OM coils with the OBS Pluck kit.

What they do not fit: OBS sub-ohm tank coils like the Cube M1 and M3, or the Engine E-series heads, which are separate coil platforms entirely. If your device is part of the OM series, check which OM coil it takes before ordering, and pair the lower-resistance mesh coils with a high-VG setup rather than a tight MTL one.

About OBS

OBS earned its name in sub-ohm hardware, with the Engine sub-ohm tanks and the Cube series that put the brand on the map for flavour-focused mesh coils. The OM line carries that pedigree into the brand's pod systems.

Rather than a separate coil for every device, OBS built one cross-compatible family, which keeps supply simple and the vaping experience consistent across the Oner, Skye and Cabo kits. For OM-series owners, genuine OBS coils are the way to get the flavour the devices were tuned to deliver.

Stock Up and Save

The smart move with the OM range is to match the coil to your liquid and keep spares of the one you settle on. A pack of the 0.2 ohm for high-VG clouds, or the 1.0 ohm for nic salts, covers your usual routine and means a burnt coil never stops play. Each coil lasts a week or two at daily use, so a five-pack goes a long way.

Every order from Pirate Vapes ships same day when placed before 4 pm, in padded packaging. Age-verified checkout, over 18s only.

Conclusion

The OBS OM mesh coils are the straightforward way to keep an OM-series kit performing, whether you vape tight MTL on the 1.0 ohm or chase clouds on the 0.2 ohm. Kanthal mesh, plug-and-pull fitment, and a coil family that spans the Oner, Skye, Pluck and Cabo make them easy to live with, and a pack of five keeps you covered.

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FAQs

How many OBS OM Mesh Replacement Coils come in a pack?

Five, all in your chosen resistance. At daily use, each one lasts roughly a week or two, so a pack covers most vapers for a month or more.

Which OBS OM Mesh Replacement Coils resistance should I pick?

For clouds and a DTL draw, go for the 0.2 ohm. For a balanced restricted DTL, the 0.4 ohm mesh coils. For a tight, cigarette-style MTL draw with nic salts, the 1.0 ohm OM SK.

Are all the OM coils mesh?

No. The 0.2 ohm and 0.4 ohm coils are Kanthal mesh. The 1.0 ohm OM SK is a regular, non-mesh coil built for MTL vaping.

What devices do OBS OM Mesh Replacement Coils fit?

The OBS OM series, including the Oner, Skye, Pluck and Cabo kits. Which specific coil you need depends on your device, so check before ordering. They do not fit the OBS Cube or Engine tank coils.

What e-liquid works best with OBS OM Mesh Replacement Coils?

High-VG freebase for the 0.2 and 0.4 ohm mesh coils, and nic salts or higher-PG blends for the 1.0 ohm MTL coil.

What wattage should I run the OBS OM Mesh Replacement Coils?

The 0.2 ohm OM BO runs at 50 to 80W, and both the 0.4 ohm OM CA and OM YE run at 30 to 40W. The 1.0 ohm OM SK runs at 10 to 20W. Always start at the low end and work up, and check the range printed on the side of the coil.