Flannel Boyz Huff Reserves Zasquatch T1 Rosin
Flannel Boyz Huff Reserves Zasquatch T1 Rosin
Part of the Huff Reserves line, Flannel Boyz’s premium rosin and hash range: fourteen SKUs at a flat $45 for the T1 tier and $55 for the 90u tier.
We are reviewing it because it is the brand’s top-end offering, but we have scored it low and the reason is straightforward — the product description field on this listing is completely empty.
Quick Verdict: Who Is This For
Solventless concentrate at $45 flat is an attractive price point, and the Huff Reserves line running to fourteen SKUs suggests it is a real part of the business rather than a novelty.
But we cannot recommend buying something where the gram weight is not stated. Without it there is no price per gram, no way to compare against another producer, and no way to know whether $45 is good value or terrible. "T1" and "90u" appear in the product names — presumably tier-one rosin and 90-micron hash — but the site never defines either. Ask before you order.
Product Details
| Brand | Flannel Boyz (Huff Reserves) |
|---|---|
| Category | Rosin / hash concentrate |
| Weight | Not published — no gram figure anywhere on the listing |
| Potency | Not published |
| Micron | Not published; "90u" appears in sibling product names but is never defined |
| Description | The product description field is empty |
| Listed Price | $45 flat for T1 items, $55 for 90u items, at the time this guide was written |
The Honest Assessment
Flat $45 Pricing
Simple, and low for solventless-style concentrate if the weight turns out to be standard.
Fourteen SKUs
A real product line rather than a one-off, suggesting ongoing production.
No Weight Published
Without a gram figure, price per gram is unknowable and value cannot be judged.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Attractive flat pricing across the tier
- Fourteen strains in the line
- Solventless-style concentrate at a craft-brand price
Cons
- Product description is completely empty — no weight, potency or micron
- "T1" and "90u" tiers are never explained on the site
- Several SKUs in the line reuse the same product photograph
- Duplicate listings exist within the range
Will This Get You High?
Yes, strongly. Rosin and hash concentrates are far more potent by weight than flower. Because no potency figure is published, start with an extremely small amount.
Ask Before You Buy
Contact Flannel Boyz and ask for the gram weight, the potency and what T1 and 90u actually mean before ordering. All sales are final on their site, so there is no way to correct a bad assumption after the fact.
Where to Buy
If you buy this, do so through the official Flannel Boyz store and ask customer service for the weight and potency first. Their COA page lists certificates by strain name.
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FAQ
How much product do you get for $45?
Flannel Boyz does not publish the weight anywhere on the listing, so we cannot tell you and we are not going to guess. Ask customer service before ordering.
What do T1 and 90u mean?
They appear in the Huff Reserves product names and most likely refer to tier-one rosin and 90-micron hash, but the site never defines either term. We are flagging that as an inference, not a fact.
Is Flannel Boyz THCA legal?
Flannel Boyz states its THCA products are federally legal and lab-tested for compliance. Federal hemp status depends on delta-9 THC staying at or below 0.3% by dry weight; state law varies and is changing, so check your own state before ordering.
Which states can they not ship to?
Iowa, Idaho, Minnesota, Oregon and Rhode Island. There is no international shipping. Orders process in one to two business days and shipping is free over $100.
Will THCA flower show up on a drug test?
Flannel Boyz publishes no guidance on this. Independently: THCA converts to Delta-9 THC when heated, so smoking or vaping it produces THC in your system and will very likely trigger a positive test. Treat it exactly as you would cannabis.
Are lab reports available?
Yes, at flannelboyz.com/pages/coas, which hosts more than sixty certificates listed by strain name. Note the limitation: they are not linked from individual product pages, and the index shows no batch numbers, lab names or test dates.
Can I return an order?
The FAQ and shipping policy both say no returns or exchanges due to the nature of the product, with damaged or incorrect items to be reported within 48 hours of delivery. A separate refund-policy page shows a generic 30-day window that appears to be an unedited template — assume all sales are final.