The Freemax Fireluke 3 Sub Ohm Tank is the third version in the Fireluke Mesh tank range.
The first in the range was simply called the “Fireluke Mesh” and it changed sub ohm vaping for me. This was followed by the Fireluke 2 which was also found in the excellent Twister Kit.
What To Expect From The Freemax Fireluke 3 Sub Ohm Tank?
The Fireluke 2 tank moved from a screw top fill cap to a sliding cap. Like with the Mesh Pro there were some issues – a lot of people found the tank would slide open on its own when in a bag or pocket etc and spew e-liquid everywhere you didn’t want it to be.
In order to rectify this the Fireluke 3 has 3 ball bearings inserted below the slide fill cap to provide more resistance and help to prevent it opening in error.
Another update is that the larger tank glass (5ml) found in the non TPD version has a cut glass style finish. This reminds me of the Aspire Odan Tank style of glass.
Some new coils are included in the kit which are made from SS904L mesh and wicked with Tea Fibre Cotton. The tank is also compatible with the V1 and V2 Fireluke Mesh coils.
You get the 0.2ohm 904L X2 (dual) Mesh and 0.15ohm 904L X1 (single) Mesh coils in the kit. There are also 0.5ohm X2 (dual), 0.15ohm X3 (Triple) and 0.15ohm X4 (Quad) Mesh coils available.
There are 6 colours to choose from: Blue, Yellow, Red, Black, Orange and Green.
Kit Includes
- Fireluke 3 tank
- X2 904l SS Mesh coil 0.2ohm
- X1 904l SS Mesh coil 0.15ohm
- Spare glass
- Spare O-ring
- User manual
Freemax Fireluke 3 Tank Specs
- Size: 25.5x49mm (2ml glass) / 28.2x49mm (with bubble glass)
- Capacity: 3ml (standard) / 2ml (TPD version) / 5ml (bubble glass)
- Adjustable airflow
- Coil range: Fireluke Mesh 1 and 2 coils, new 904l SS range
- Upgraded slide fill top cap
I still rate the original Fireluke Mesh highly so I really hope the update is keeping with the full flavoured tradition!
Let me know what you think of the Freemax Fireluke 3 in the comments below!
When will the Freemax Fireluke 3 be released in the United States?
Can’t wait for the review of this and the new m Pro 2 sub ohm tanks, seems like it’s been forever some new subohm tanks were released, everyone’s been concentrating on the whole pod mod devices as its the in thing right now.