Today we are back to give you another product Review, and this time it’s for some really special coils. Bin reached out to me from CoilART and asked if I wanted to try these out, so of course I said yes! This is the first part of the  CoilART Coils Review, as you know we like to test out the products thoroughly and completely before giving out information and recommendations to our readers. Since there are so many different coils in their kits it will be hard to do a full review of each one. We will start with just the regular Kanthal and then follow up with one of their speciality coils. We have included some pictures and some charts for you to check out. That’s it for now, stay tuned to this page for updates on the CoilART Coils Review. You can subscribe to the newsletter in the box below to stay up to date with all of our reviews, deals, and current review updates.

The CTBVC Coils are compatible with the following Sub Ohm Tanks: Aspire Atlantis, Atlantis V2, Triton, Eleaf Melo 2, iJust 2, Playboy Vixen, Playboy Vixen Mini, Sense Herakles, Tobeco Super Tank, & Super Tank Mini. We only tested these coils in the Playboy Vixen & Herakles Tank.

These coils performed perfectly in the Playboy Tank. Maybe even better then the stock / manufacture coils. Your newest addiction, this one’s on a mission from God! When the finest darkly roasted European Espresso is blended with luscious undertones of Madagascar vanilla bean cream, further enhanced by a perfect blend of mildly sweet tobacco and notes of delicately rich butterscotch, you’ll be taken for a ride with the most indulgent of flavors.

We did have some compatibility issues with the Herakles Tank. Every time we put a coil into the tank and screwed it onto a Mod the screen would say “No Atomizer”. We tried it on multiple Mods, maybe 5 or 6. Finally Bin from CoilART told us to pull the pin out a little so that it would make better contact, and it worked. So our only suggestion to the CoilART Team would be to fix the compatibility with the Herakles Tank.