Craft Kings Chem Haze IWH Infused Pre-Roll Review 9/10 NJ | The Stoner Review
By The Stoner Review | Pre-Roll Review | Updated August 2026
Craft Kings Chem Haze IWH Infused Pre-Roll Review — Score: 9/10
Shoutout to Shelly at Puffin in New Brunswick. She was super helpful walking me through this one and took the time to explain ice water hash extraction while we were picking the Craft Kings Chem Haze IWH Infused Pre-Roll. Real guidance like that matters. Score: 9/10.
Genetics
Chem Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid (Chemdawg × Haze). Gas-forward diesel from the Chem side meets that classic Haze lift. Craft Kings ran ice water hash through it for the infusion.
What Is Ice Water Hash?
Ice water hash (also called bubble hash) is a solventless extraction. The flower is mixed with ice and cold water, then agitated so the trichome heads become brittle and break off the plant material. Those trichomes are filtered through a series of micron mesh bags. What’s left is pure resin — no butane, no propane, no chemical solvents. Just the plant’s own oil. That’s why a lot of people prefer ice water hash for infused pre-rolls: cleaner flavor and a different kind of potency than distillate sprays.
Looks & Pack
Clean cone, even roll, visible hash coating without looking soggy. The grind is tighter than most New Jersey pre-rolls.
Nose & Flavor
Chem hits first — sharp fuel, solvent, a little rubber. Then the Haze comes through with pine, light floral, and citrus peel. The ice water hash keeps the terps present instead of burying them. Took 6–10 solid pulls. The flavor tracks the genetics hard: diesel and chemical on the front, then pine and a light citrus-haze note on the exhale.
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Effects
High as hell. Strong enough that a handful of pulls is plenty. It comes on cerebral and fast — clear head lift, elevated mood, that classic Haze energy without turning completely racy. There’s enough body to keep it from feeling pure head-only, but this is not a couch-lock situation. Potent, functional, and long-lasting for an infused pre-roll.
The Verdict
Craft Kings is putting out some of the cleaner infused pre-rolls in New Jersey right now. When the ice water hash is done right it elevates the flower instead of just making it harsh. This Chem Haze IWH version is clearly potent — respect the dose. Score: 9/10.
For more NJ pre-roll reviews, check our Jerzey Grown Morning Haze review (9/10) → and the best hash dispensaries in NJ 2026 →
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What is Craft Kings Chem Haze strain?
Sativa-dominant hybrid (Chemdawg × Haze) infused with ice water hash. Sharp diesel terps, fast cerebral lift, serious potency without distillate harshness. Score: 9/10.
What is ice water hash?
Solventless extraction — trichomes separated from flower using ice water and micron mesh bags. No butane, propane, or chemical solvents. Cleaner flavor and more complete high than distillate sprays.
Where can I buy Craft Kings infused pre-rolls in NJ?
Puffin in New Brunswick has carried them. Check Weedmaps or Leafly for current availability at other NJ dispensaries.
Are they good for daytime use?
Yes for experienced users — fast cerebral lift, Haze energy, no couch-lock. Very potent. Start with 2–3 pulls and wait.
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