Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Pods – Raspberry Kiwi Fresh Mist/Kiwi Orange Mint

Raspberry Kiwi Fresh Mist and Kiwi Orange Mint on the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Pods

This is a flavour with two faces, and that is the whole appeal. The name reads like a menu rather than a single note, because it genuinely delivers two connected experiences: a raspberry and kiwi fresh mist on one side, and a kiwi orange mint on the other. Loaded into the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Pods, the result is a layered, cooling, distinctly shisha-inspired vape that rewards a slower, more attentive style of vaping. If you find single-fruit flavours a bit flat and you like a cool, aromatic finish that nods to hookah lounges rather than sweet shops, this one gives you plenty to explore.

Unpacking a layered flavour

The clever thing here is that the two halves share a common thread, kiwi, which stops the profile from feeling like two unrelated flavours bolted together. Kiwi is the hinge. On the raspberry side it plays soft and slightly tart. On the orange side it turns brighter and more tropical. Around that hinge you get the tang of raspberry, the zest of orange, and a shisha-style mist of mint and menthol tying everything into one cohesive, cooling whole.

The first inhale tends to open with the berry and the fresh mist. Raspberry arrives with that unmistakable seedy tartness, a little floral, a little sharp, immediately softened by the mint vapour rolling around it. Kiwi sits just underneath, adding a green, juicy body that keeps the raspberry from feeling thin. There is a coolness from the very start, but it is a gentle, aromatic chill rather than an ice-cold slap.

By the mid-vape, the orange steps forward. This is where the second personality of the blend reveals itself. A bright, zesty citrus lifts the whole draw and mingles with the kiwi to create something juicier and more tropical than the opening suggested. The mint deepens here too, moving from a light mist towards a rounder, more shisha-like menthol that fills the mouth. It is genuinely fun to notice the flavour shift within a single pull.

The exhale and aftertaste is where the mint earns top billing. A clean, cooling wave carries the fading fruit off the tongue and leaves behind a crisp, breezy finish that refreshes the palate rather than coating it. The aftertaste is fruity and cool in equal measure, closer to a chilled fruit sorbet with a herbal edge than to any sugary confection. Because the menthol is smooth rather than sharp, it never turns into that toothpaste harshness that ruins a lot of minty blends.

Who this is for and the right moment for it

This blend suits vapers who like complexity and coolness together. If you gravitate towards multi-fruit menthols, fresh mist flavours, or anything with a shisha or hookah character, you are the target audience. It is a poor match for anyone who wants a warm, dessert-style or pure single-fruit vape, and people who dislike menthol entirely should steer well clear, because the mint is woven through every stage rather than being an afterthought.

In terms of occasion, it truly comes alive when you want something palate-cleansing. It is superb after a heavy or spicy meal, on a warm evening, or during a long social session where a flat single-note flavour would bore you. The shisha DNA makes it feel at home in relaxed, unwinding settings, so it works beautifully as an evening and social vape as much as a daytime refresher. On a hot day it doubles as a cooler, the menthol reading almost like air conditioning for the mouth.

How it compares and how to keep it fresh

Against a simple raspberry menthol, this is far busier and more interesting, with the orange and double dose of kiwi adding tropical dimension a single berry-ice cannot match. Against a plain fruit blend with no cooling, it is obviously fresher and more aromatic, and it lingers cleaner on the finish. It also stands apart from typical ice flavours because the chill here is a soft, herbal shisha mist rather than a stark frozen blast, which makes it easier to vape for long stretches without your mouth going numb.

Layered flavours like this actually resist palate fatigue better than most, because there is always another note to catch your attention. Even so, if you run it hard for days on end, the mint can start to feel like the dominant character and the fruit can fade into the background. To keep both halves vivid, rotate it with contrasting styles.

• A no-menthol fruit flavour, so the cooling finish here feels novel again when you come back to it.
• A sweet dessert or custard for the evenings, giving your palate a complete change of temperature and texture.
• A single citrus or single berry, which makes the layered complexity of this blend stand out all the more by comparison.

Practical notes for the best experience

Because this is a layered blend, slow and deliberate draws reward you the most. Take your time and you will catch the raspberry-and-mist opening give way to the kiwi-orange-mint heart; rush it and the notes blur into a general cool-fruit haze that is pleasant but sells the flavour short. Let a fresh pod prime for a minute or two before you start, so the mint and citrus, which are the first notes to thin out on a dry wick, come through at full strength.

The blend is at its most articulate through the first two-thirds of a pod. As with any long-life pod, the final stretch tends to soften the top notes as the e-liquid runs low. Keep spare pods somewhere cool and shaded, since warmth can gradually mute both citrus and menthol. This is a nicotine product intended for over-18s only, and the nic-salt strength is held to the UK maximum of 20mg/ml, which keeps that big shisha-style cool draw smooth on the throat rather than scratchy.

Flavour FAQ

Is this basically a menthol flavour or a fruit flavour?

It is genuinely both. The fruit, raspberry, kiwi and orange, carries the flavour, while the mint and fresh mist provide a cooling frame that runs from the first inhale to the exhale. Think of it as a fruit blend served ice-cold with a shisha twist rather than a straight menthol.

Why are there so many fruits in the name?

Because the pod delivers two related profiles in one: a raspberry kiwi fresh mist and a kiwi orange mint. Kiwi appears in both and acts as the link between them, which is why the flavour feels layered and shifting rather than muddled or confused.

Will the mint overpower the fruit?

On a fresh, properly primed pod, no. The menthol is smooth and sits alongside the fruit rather than burying it. If mint starts to dominate, it usually means the pod is drying out or nearing the end of its life, and a fresh one restores the balance straight away.