ASPIRE NAUTILUS 3 TANK [CRC]

Discover the pinnacle of vaping precision with the Aspire Nautilus 3 Tank [CRC], now available at Calgary Vape Store. Engineered for exceptional performance, this tank combines advanced features with user-friendly design for an unparalleled vaping experience.

Key Features:

• Size: 24×48.5mm
• Capacity: 4ml
• Coil: Compatible with all Nautilus series coils
• Adjustable airflow with 7 inlet holes (0.8-3mm)
• No-leak coil change
• Slide top-fill cap

The Aspire Nautilus 3 tank boasts a 4ml e-liquid capacity, ensuring extended vaping sessions without frequent refills. Its adjustable airflow system with seven inlet holes allows you to fine-tune your airflow preferences, providing a customized and satisfying draw.

This tank is compatible with all Nautilus series coils, offering versatility in coil selection to suit your vaping style. The no-leak coil change system ensures a mess-free and convenient coil replacement process.

What's Included:

• 1x Aspire Nautilus 3 Tank [CRC]
• 1x User Manual

Elevate your vaping experience with the Aspire Nautilus 3 Tank. Order yours today at Calgary Vape Store and enjoy top-notch performance and convenience.

People's are discussing about "ASPIRE NAUTILUS 3 TANK"

(David): Hey everyone, has anyone tried the Aspire Nautilus 3 tank yet? What do you think of it?

Sarah): Yes, I’ve been using it for a couple of weeks now. It’s pretty solid. The flavor is amazing, and the airflow is smooth.

(Michael): I agree with Sarah. The build quality is excellent. It feels durable, and the adjustable airflow is a nice feature.

(Emily): How does it compare to the Nautilus 2S in terms of flavor and vapor production?

(James): The Nautilus 3 definitely has better flavor compared to the Nautilus 2S. Vapor production is also improved, though it’s not a cloud chaser’s tank.

(Linda): I’ve heard some people say it leaks. Have you experienced any issues with leaking?

(John): I haven’t had any leakage problems so far. Just make sure the coil is properly screwed in and that the tank is fully tightened.

(Jessica): How easy is it to fill the tank? Is it as user-friendly as the previous models?

(Paul): Filling it is quite easy. It has a top-fill design, so you just unscrew the top cap and refill. Very convenient.

(Anna): What about the coil options? Are there more choices now compared to the Nautilus 2S?

(Chris): Yes, there are more coil options. The Nautilus 3 offers a wider range, including some new ones that enhance the flavor and throat hit.

(Sophia): I’m curious about the tank capacity. Is it the same as the Nautilus 2S?

(Daniel): The Nautilus 3 has a 4.0 ml capacity, which is slightly larger than the 2S. It’s a nice upgrade for longer vaping sessions.

(Olivia): Is the Nautilus 3 compatible with the older Nautilus coils?

(Ben): No, it’s not compatible with the older Nautilus coils. You’ll need to use the new coils designed specifically for the Nautilus 3.

(Mia): I’ve seen different colors available. Which one do you all prefer?

(Lucas): I went with the stainless steel version. It looks sleek and matches most mods well. The black version also looks pretty cool.

(Ava): How does it handle high VG liquids? I’m wondering if it’s suitable for those who use thicker juices.

(Ethan): It handles high VG liquids quite well. I’ve used 70/30 VG/PG without any issues, and the flavor is still great.

(Isabella): Have you found any issues with the airflow adjustment? Is it precise?

(Jacob): The airflow adjustment is quite precise. You can really fine-tune it to your liking, which is great for a personalized vaping experience.

(Charlotte): What about the price? Is it affordable compared to other tanks in the market?

(Henry): The Nautilus 3 is reasonably priced for its quality. It’s a bit more expensive than the 2S, but I think it’s worth the investment.

(Amelia): Does anyone have experience with its performance on a regulated mod versus a mechanical mod?

(Oliver): It performs well on both regulated and mechanical mods. On a regulated mod, you can really dial in your settings, and it works just as well on a mechanical mod with the right build.