Uwell Nunchaku 2 Replacement Coils 

Same tank, new coil, and the difference shows up on the first draw. These are the mesh replacement coils for the Uwell Nunchaku and Nunchaku 2 tanks, and they come in two resistances depending on how you like to vape. Go with 0.14Ω if you want a looser draw with more cloud, or 0.2Ω if you'd rather keep things a bit more controlled.

Either way, you're getting a full mesh build, which spreads heat across a wider surface than a standard wire coil, so the flavour holds up better over time. Made for DTL vaping with 70% VG juice or higher. Four coils in the pack, which is usually good for a month or so. 

Why vapers choose this:

• Mesh build gives noticeably better flavour than a wire coil at the same resistance

• Two resistance options, so you're not locked into one style of draw

• Works across the original Nunchaku and the Nunchaku 2 without swapping parts

• Suited to DTL vaping if that's your style

• Four coils per pack means you're not reordering every fortnight

Uwell Nunchaku 2 Replacement Coils Features

The Mesh Build

A wire coil heats along a thin line. Mesh heats across a flat surface instead, so the juice on the cotton toasts more evenly rather than scorching in one patch first. That's really where the flavour bump comes from. It also tends to break in a bit quicker, so you're not stuck vaping a half-formed hit for the first tank while it settles.

Picking Between 0.14Ω and 0.2Ω

Neither one is the "right" choice; they just suit different moods. The 0.14Ω pulls harder and gives you more vapour with a looser draw. The 0.2Ω runs a touch cooler and feels a little more restrained without giving up much on flavour. A lot of vapers actually keep both types on hand and switch depending on the day.

High VG Only

These are built for 70% VG e-liquid or higher, and it's worth sticking to that. Thinner juice tends to flood a mesh coil fast, which usually ends in leaking or a weak, watery hit. If you're not sure what to run, have a look through the E-liquids Range before you commit to a bottle.

One Coil, Two Tanks

No adapters, no different part numbers to remember. The same coil drops into the original Nunchaku tank and the Nunchaku 2 without any fuss, so you don't need to double-check compatibility every time you reorder.

A Pack That Actually Lasts

Four coils means you're covered for roughly a month depending on how often you vape and what juice you're running. Better than buying single coils and running out at the worst possible time.

How to Set Up the Uwell Nunchaku 2 Replacement Coils

1. Unscrew the base of the tank and take the old coil out.

2. Push the new mesh coil in until it sits flush, then screw the base back on.

3. Fill with 70% VG e-liquid or higher and let it sit for five minutes before vaping.

4. Set your device somewhere in the 50 to 60W range, and you're good to go.

What's in the Uwell Nunchaku 2 Replacement Coils Box

Four Uwell Nunchaku coils, all one resistance depending on what you ordered. Nothing else in there, no tank and no device, just the coils themselves. For other resistances or coil types, Vape Coils has a broader spread if you want to compare.

Made for the Uwell Nunchaku and Nunchaku 2

These fit the Uwell Nunchaku kit, the Nunchaku 2 kit, and the Nunchaku Sub Ohm Tank, and nothing else in the Uwell lineup.

They won't go into a Caliburn or a Crown, so check the tank you actually own before ordering. If you're after the kit itself or other parts, Uwell Vapes has the rest of it.

About Uwell

Uwell's been one of the names pushing mesh coil tech forward for a while now, and the Nunchaku line is a decent example of what that gets you. The brand tends to focus on getting flavour and cloud production right without overcomplicating the setup, which is probably why so many vapers moving off wire coils end up trying a Uwell tank first. Nothing flashy about it, just tanks that do what they're supposed to.

Stock Up and Save

A coil past its best gives you that flat, papery taste nobody wants, so it's worth keeping a spare pack or two around rather than waiting until yours dies.

Pirate Vapes packs orders carefully and ships them tracked, so you're not left guessing where your parcel's got to. Everything goes through an age-verified checkout too, 18+ only, in line with UK vaping rules.

Conclusion

If you already own a Nunchaku or Nunchaku 2 and your current coil's tasting a bit off, this is the straightforward option. Two resistances to choose from depending on how tight or loose you like the draw, four coils per pack so you're set for a while, and no compatibility guesswork.

Pirate Vapes has these ready to go with age-verified UK delivery if you want to get a fresh pack sorted.

FAQs

What's actually different between the two resistances?

The 0.14Ω gives more vapour with a looser draw; the 0.2Ω runs a bit cooler and feels more controlled. Both work fine for DTL; it's mostly down to preference.

Will these work on my original Nunchaku tank?

Yes, both resistances fit the original Nunchaku as well as the Nunchaku 2, so there's no need to buy separate coils for each.

What e-liquid should I be running?

Stick to 70% VG or above. Anything thinner can flood the mesh, and you'll end up with leaking or a weak hit.

How long should one coil last me?

Usually one to two weeks depending on how much you vape; sweeter juices tend to gunk the coil up faster than others.

Do I need to prime a new coil before using it?

Yes, always let it soak for around five minutes after filling. Vaping it dry straight away is the quickest way to burn it out.

Can I use these in other Uwell tanks?

No, they're built specifically for the Nunchaku and Nunchaku 2. Other Uwell tanks use different coil shapes entirely.