Vaping hardware for Direct-Lung vaping

For Direct-Lung vaping, you need:

· a device with more power.

· a tank with lots of airflow to give an airier vape

· a coil with a low resistance and a larger surface area.

Remember: lower resistance coils + higher power + more airflow = more vapour.

I also find a wide drip tip helps with Direct-Lung vaping.

Let’s take a look at some examples.

What mods do you need for Direct-Lung vaping?

With a power output of up to 120 watts, the Innokin MVP 5 can handle most tanks. The device comes with optional advanced features for when you want to get deeper into the intricacies of vaping.

Even more powerful is the Smok Morph 219 mod, which, as the name suggests, comes with 219 watts of power.

Direct-Lung tanks

One of the best current options if you want a DL tank which can produce serious vapour is the HorizonTech Falcon II tank.

The Falcon II ticks every box when it comes to producing clouds. It has low resistance coils (0.14 Ω) made from fan woven mesh. A fan-shaped design funnels air up through the coil for thicker, denser clouds of vapour.

Falcon II Tank

What kits are suitable for Direct-Lung vaping?

The Smok Morph 2 combines up to 230 watts of power with low resistance coils, making it ideal for serious clouds of vapour. It also comes with two 18650 batteries, which provides enough battery life to handle all that power!

It’s also well worth checking out pod mod kits. More powerful than pods, but less difficult to use than mods, these devices can be a great option for Direct-Lung vapers. Our current favourite is the Oxva Velocity 21700, but you can find more options in our Best Pod Mods round-up.