When it comes to carts, Coldfire and Flavorade are consistently two of the most well-regarded brands. So, I grabbed one of each from ClubHouse Drops, and put them to the test.

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Hardware:

Coldfire: 4/5

Flavorade: 4.4/5

Both of them use the same style of cart hardware, a ceramic cart with a screw on, thin-barreled tip. I gave this a 4/5 on each, because I prefer certain other hardware (barrel tips), but this definitely still does a good job.

Flavorade gets some bonus points for throwing in a cute little rubber cart-protector, which they call the “Flavor-shield.” It’s meant to be placed around the cart to protect it from falls, and it’s effective. I really enjoy this little add-on.

Flavor:

Coldfire: 3/5

Flavorade: 5/5

I tried the ‘Apple Crisp’ strain from Coldfire, and the ‘Biscotti Pound Cake’ strain from Flavorade. The ‘Apple Crisp’ had a very slight apple taste, but felt mostly flavorless and bland. The hint of apple taste went away entirely after a couple days of use.

The ‘Biscotti Pound Cake’ had a strong, absolutely delicious flavor that coats my mouth in a great way, and has lasted through this past week of use, much longer than the ‘Apple Crisp’ did.

Effects:

Coldfire: 4/5

Flavorade: 5/5

The effects from the Coldfire are nice and strong, but feel a little bit plain to me. It feels like more of a typical ‘concentrated thc’ high that just lacks direction.

The Flavorade hits a little bit harder, and feels like more of a full-bodied, well-rounded high that just feels like a better experience overall.

Conclusion:

Coldfire: 11/15

Flavorade: 14.4/15

To me, Flavorade is the clear winner of this competition. I’d happily enjoy either, but I’ll be grabbing Flavorade as my personal go-to from here on out.

Thanks for reading, and hope this helps someone make their decision! Take care 🙂

Shoutout to Clubhouse Drops for the magic 😉