Dead Rabbit 3 RTA
Hellvape has been building rebuildable tanks since 2016, and the Dead Rabbit 3 RTA is proof that they still know how to read what dual coil vapers actually want. This is not a small refresh of the older Dead Rabbit line. The bunny-ear posts that longtime fans either loved or fought with are gone, replaced by a postless RTA tank deck that most people can wire up correctly on their very first try. If you have ever cursed at a build deck while your coils sat crooked, this is the fix Hellvape finally gave us.
Start with the shape. The base measures a standard 25mm, but it flares out quickly to 26.5mm once you get past the threading, and with the bubble glass fitted the whole tank edges close to 30mm. That is a chunky, industrial-looking piece of gear, dropping the softer Celtic ring styling of earlier Dead Rabbits for sharp angular facets and bold cutouts. It sits well on most dual 18650 or 21700 mods, and while it is not a tiny tank by any measure, it never looks awkward or oversized once it is mounted. Anyone building this 25mm dual coil tank for the first time will notice the deck gives plenty of room to work, even with slightly larger coils.
Top airflow RTA
Flavor is really the reason people keep coming back to the Dead Rabbit name, and this version does not disappoint. The signature top-to-bottom airflow returns, but Hellvape reworked the internal chamber and added a honeycomb structure that spreads air more evenly across the coils. The result is a rounder, fuller draw compared to the earlier Dead Rabbit 2, with noticeably less of that harsh, thin hit some top airflow RTA designs are known for. Two sets of slanted slots on the airflow ring let you fine-tune the draw, whether you like it wide open for cloud chasing or slightly closed down for a warmer, more concentrated flavor profile. Most testers found the sweet spot somewhere in the middle, running comfortably around 70 to 90 watts depending on the coil build.
Because this is still a top airflow RTA at heart, leaking is basically a non-issue. Air enters from the top and travels down through the chamber before reaching the coils, so there is no direct path for juice to escape through the airflow slots the way bottom-airflow tanks sometimes struggle with. Combine that with a properly sized O-ring setup and a cone-shaped fill channel, and you get a genuinely leak free vape tank you can toss in a bag without wrapping it in a plastic sleeve first. That alone makes it a solid pick for anyone who travels often or just wants one less thing to worry about during the day.
Key Features
Build and Deck
● Dead Rabbit 3 RTA postless RTA tank deck with four side secured terminals
● Supports single or dual coil builds on the same 25mm dual coil tank base
● Shoelace cotton and Ni80 Clapton coils included for immediate first build
Airflow and Flavor
● Dead Rabbit 3 RTA honeycomb chamber for a fuller top airflow RTA draw
● Two slot adjustable ring typical of a top airflow RTA for airy or tighter hits
● Dead Rabbit 3 RTA runs cleanly between 70 and 90 watts on most dual coil builds
Capacity and Fill
● 3.5ml straight glass installed plus 5.5ml bubble glass in the box
● Quarter turn top fill cap with dual wide set refill ports
● Dead Rabbit 3 RTA cone shaped fill channel prevents overflow while topping up
In The Box
● Dead Rabbit 3 RTA tank body with both glass options pre fitted
● Coil cutting tool spare O rings and accessory bag included with this postless RTA tank
● User manual and warranty card for Hellvape RTA Pakistan buyers
Juice capacity is another area where Hellvape made a real improvement over the previous generation. You get a 3.5ml straight glass pre-installed, and a 5.5ml bubble glass included in the box for when you want fewer refills. Filling is handled through a quarter-turn top cap with two symmetrical ports next to the central chimney, wide enough to accept most bottle tips without needing an adapter. Whether you are a heavy all-day vaper or someone who just wants a tank that lasts through a work shift, the included glass options cover both situations without forcing you to buy anything extra.
Building on the postless RTA tank deck itself is refreshingly simple. Coil leads slide into four terminals and lock down with side-secured screws, so there is no threading wire around tiny posts or worrying about short circuits from stray strands. Single coil and dual coil builds are both supported, and the wicking channels are generous enough that shoelace cotton (included in the box) tucks in cleanly on the first attempt for most builders, even those who are newer to rebuilding their own coils.
Postless RTA tank
In the box, Hellvape includes everything needed to get started right away: two 0.37ohm Ni80 Clapton coils, shoelace cotton, a coil cutting tool, spare O-rings, an accessory bag, and the bubble glass mentioned earlier. It is a complete kit rather than a bare tank, which matters if you are picking this up as your first serious rebuildable. For vapers in Pakistan comparing options, this Hellvape RTA Pakistan retailers are stocking right now sits comfortably among the better dual coil RTAs available at this price point, and the included spares mean you will not need a second trip to the shop just to get started.
Overall, the Dead Rabbit 3 RTA earns its reputation honestly. It fixes the small annoyances vapers had with the earlier Dead Rabbit models, keeps the flavor performance the line is known for, and adds a build deck that genuinely welcomes beginners without boring experienced rebuilders. If flavor, ease of building, and a leak-resistant design matter to you, this tank checks every box without asking you to compromise on any one of them.
