Rogue vs Grizzly
Factual specs, side by side — 3/6/9/12/15mg vs 6/9/12/15mg, 16 vs 4 flavors. PouchPicks does not represent either brand as safer or healthier than the other.
Flavor lineup
- Max Blue RaspberryFruit & Berry
- Bold
- Smooth
- Original
- CinnamonCinnamon
- Honey LemonCitrus
- CitrusCitrus
- AppleFruit & Berry
- BerryFruit & Berry
- MangoFruit & Berry
- PeppermintWintergreen
- Max WintergreenWintergreen
- Max SpearmintMint
- Max CitrusCitrus
- SpearmintMint
- WintergreenWintergreen
- Southern
- MintMint
- Original
- WintergreenWintergreen
Notable differences
- Moisture: Rogue's standard line is dry, Grizzly is moist (Rogue's Max line is moist too, so Max and Grizzly share texture — standard Rogue is the odd one out). Both are Slim throughout.
- Both brands now carry an unflavored Original — Rogue's standard-line Original and Grizzly's Original are each described as an unflavored, tobacco-style base, so that's no longer a point of difference between these two.
- Strength: Grizzly spans 6-15mg (Wintergreen, Original) or 9-12mg (Mint, Southern). Rogue's standard line sits at 3mg/6mg, below Grizzly's floor, while its Max line climbs to 9/12/15mg — the two now tie at the top, both reaching 15mg.
- Flavor variety: Rogue carries 16 flavors across its standard and Max lines to Grizzly's four. Wintergreen is the one flavor name shared beyond Original — Rogue's comes in a 3/6mg standard version and a 9/12/15mg Max version, while Grizzly's spans 6/9/12/15mg as one line.
FAQ
They're tied at the top — Grizzly's Wintergreen and Original reach 15mg, and so does Rogue's Max line. Rogue's standard line (3mg/6mg) runs below Grizzly's 6mg floor.
Wintergreen and Original. Rogue's Wintergreen comes in a 3/6mg standard version and a 9/12/15mg Max version; Grizzly's spans 6/9/12/15mg as one line. Both brands' Original is an unflavored, tobacco-style base.
Format is identical — both are Slim. Moisture depends on the Rogue line: standard Rogue is dry, but Rogue's Max line is moist, matching Grizzly.
