The third of my Freemax tanks is the new Fireluke Mesh Tank. It’s a striking 24 mm subohm tank that uses mesh coils. It comes in three
different finishes: steel, carbon fiber, and resin — each in a variety
of colors. The steel version has a unique knurled design that matches
the metal casing of the coil head.
Colors: Steel: Black, Gold, Rainbow, Silver, Blue, Gunmetal; Carbon Fiber: Black, Blue, Purple, Silver; Resin: Black, Blue, Purple, Red
(Pink)
The Freemax Fireluke Mesh Tank is one of the best-looking tanks I’ve ever seen. Granted, looks don’t affect performance one bit, but I love
the way this tank is designed. I received the Gold Steel and the Purple
Resin versions. The steel version has a textured checkerboard pattern –
just like the old school Gus Lord mechanical mod. It sort of looks like a
piece of mesh, matching the theme of the tank. And the coil heads
feature the same mesh checkerboard design and also match the color of
the actual device.
Each tank comes complete with a matching 810 drip tip. I’m a fan of the resin version, and can see resin tanks becoming a trend in 2018. The
purple version looks fantastic. It doesn’t have that checkerboard
design, but the resin itself looks beautiful and also comes with a
matching resin 810 tip and stainless steel coils. I have yet to see the
carbon fiber edition up close.
The Freemax Fireluke Mesh uses a short-profile 810 drip tip so you can use other Goon-style tips with it. The tank has bottom airflow with
two large air slots that are easy to adjust. It’s nice and smooth, but
at also not too loose. And I’m happy that Freemax decided to use a
stopper instead of allowing the ring to spin freely.
The Mesh uses two massive top-fill ports that can be accessed by unscrewing the top top. These ports take up about 95 percent of the
top-fill portion, so there’s plenty of room to fill with any kind of
bottle. You can even pour juice straight in from a glass dropper bottle
without using the dropper! It disassembles easily into four parts: top
cap, fill cap, glass, and bottom base.
But the tank must be empty before replacing the coil head. The coil itself screws into the base and holds the tank together when you screw
it into the fill cap. The o-rings are great as well. The tank is listed
as 24 mm in diameter, but I measured it closer to 24.5 mm (approximately
the size of the SMOK Big Baby Beast), which should still be fine for
most newer mods. Many mods now can handle at least a 25 mm atomizer
without overhang.
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