Hellvape Fat Rabbit 2 Tank

Getting to know the Fat Rabbit 2

An open, airy sub-ohm draw often comes with a learning curve: building your own coils. The Fat Rabbit 2 removes it. The coils are plug-in units, so changing one means no wire, no cotton and no tools beyond your fingers.

The tank is 28mm across, with an airflow inlet at the top and another at the bottom. You decide how airy each draw feels. If you would rather refill, fit a coil and carry on, this is a straightforward way to do it.

Where it shines

• Top and bottom airflow adjust independently, so you have three set-ups to try: top only, bottom only, or both. Keep the one that suits you.
• Filling is from the top. Undo the bayonet cap with an anticlockwise turn, pour in through any of its three fill ports, then close it with a clockwise turn.
• The bubble glass section gives the tank extra room for e-liquid, so top-ups come less often.
• Two coils come with the tank, one of each type, so you can try both before buying anything extra.
• It arrives with an 810 drip tip already on top.
• Pick from Gunmetal, S.S, Rainbow, Blue or Matte Full Black.

What it takes: pods, coils and e-liquid

There are no pods here: you fill the tank directly. Two coils fit. The P7-01 is a 0.15ohm Kanthal mesh coil for 60-70W, and the P7-02 is also Kanthal mesh, for 50-60W. Whichever one is fitted, stay inside its wattage range. Pair it with e-liquid made for sub-ohm tanks, which usually means a higher-VG blend.

• P7-01 0.15ohm Kanthal mesh coil
• P7-02 Kanthal mesh coil