IVG Pro 12 Starter Kit – Hub Blast

Inside the Hub Blast Flavour

Some flavours reveal everything on the first draw, and some build in stages. Hub Blast belongs firmly in the second camp. Vaped on the IVG Pro 12, it opens with a wave of tropical fruit, pineapple and a touch of mango doing most of the early work, before a sharper citrus edge cuts in a second or two later to stop things tipping into overly sweet territory. There's a third layer too, something closer to a berry note, that only really shows up once you've had a few draws in a row and your palate has caught up with what's actually happening.

This layered build is what gives the flavour its name. It's less a single, flat note and more a sequence, tropical first, citrus cutting through the middle, then a rounder fruit finish pulling it all together on the exhale. Because there's a genuine progression rather than everything hitting at once, Hub Blast tends to reward slower, more deliberate vaping. Rushed, quick puffs flatten it into something closer to generic tropical fruit, while a proper, unhurried draw lets each stage show itself.

The exhale leaves a light citrus tang on the back of the throat with a faint tropical sweetness underneath, not sticky or syrupy, more like the last impression of fresh fruit juice than anything processed. It's a busy flavour without being chaotic, and that balance between complexity and drinkability is really the whole point of it.

Best Suited To and When to Reach for It

Hub Blast tends to suit vapers who get bored quickly with single-note fruit flavours and want something with more going on to keep them interested through a whole pod. If you've found simpler mango or pineapple vapes fun for a day or two but flat after that, the extra layers here give your palate more to work with over a longer stretch.

It's a strong choice for daytime use, particularly midmorning or midafternoon when you want something energising rather than something to wind down with. The citrus cut keeps it feeling fresh rather than heavy, so it doesn't drag the way a very sweet dessert flavour can later in the day. It's less of a natural fit right before bed, since the brighter citrus notes tend to feel more waking than relaxing.

How Hub Blast Sits Against Similar Flavours

Compared with a straightforward tropical or mango vape, Hub Blast has noticeably more movement to it, thanks to the citrus layer stopping the sweetness from settling into one note for the whole session. Compared with a purely citrus flavour, it's rounder and less sharp, since the tropical fruit softens the edges rather than leaving the tang to do all the work on its own.

Because it's already a blend of several fruit notes, Hub Blast is fairly resistant to feeling flat too quickly, which is one advantage of a layered flavour over a simple one. That said, no flavour lasts forever without a break. Rotating in something outside the fruit family entirely, a mint, a tobacco, or a simple menthol, for part of the day tends to keep Hub Blast tasting sharp when you come back to it, rather than starting to blur into background noise.

• Vape it slowly to let the tropical, citrus, and berry layers show themselves in sequence
• Rotate with a non-fruit flavour during the day to stop the layers blending together in your memory
• Use it as a daytime pick rather than a bedtime one, since the citrus notes feel more alert than calming

Getting the Most Out of the Flavour

Because Hub Blast is built around layering, draw speed genuinely changes how much of the flavour you get. A slow, steady pull gives the citrus time to arrive after the initial tropical hit, while a fast, short puff tends to blur the two together into something flatter. If you've only ever taken quick draws on it, it's worth trying a slower approach before deciding what you think of the flavour overall.

As with any pod system, flavour is at its cleanest early in the pod's life, before repeated heating has had a chance to slightly caramelise the sweeter notes. If you notice the tropical side of Hub Blast turning a touch heavier or less crisp later in a pod, that's normal wear on the coil rather than anything wrong with the e-liquid itself.

Hub Blast FAQ

What fruits actually make up Hub Blast?

The flavour is built around a tropical base, mainly pineapple and mango, layered with a citrus note that cuts through the sweetness and a lighter berry finish that rounds off the exhale.

Does the flavour stay the same throughout the whole pod?

The core profile stays recognisable throughout, though like most flavoured e-liquids the sharpest, freshest character is most noticeable early on and can mellow slightly as the pod nears empty.

Is Hub Blast a good starting flavour if I usually stick to simple mango or berry vapes?

It's a reasonable next step up in complexity, since the tropical base will feel familiar while the citrus layer adds something new without moving into an entirely different flavour family.