Description
This dedicated IGET Bar Pro 10000 Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast page brings together its taste profile, product photographs, current stock status and live purchasing information.
IGET Bar Pro 10000 Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast at a glance
Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast is the sharp, firmly chilled IGET Bar Pro 10000 option, pairing two tart fruits with stronger cooling rather than candy sweetness. Vapes ALIBARBAR Australia lists it from Australian local stock for adults aged 18+. Order the exact flavour here and use the Bar Pro 10000 range page for hardware details and milder raspberry alternatives.
Raspberry and pomegranate are both seedy, tart fruits, and putting them together doubles up on the one quality they share rather than balancing each other. That is either a bold choice or a mistake, and which it is depends entirely on whether the cooling can carry the load.
Here it can. The chill is what stops two tart red fruits from becoming abrasive, and it is what the "blast" in the name is actually referring to.
What the two fruits taste like
Raspberry leads and it is a proper raspberry — tart, slightly sharp, with the faint seedy quality that separates it from strawberry. It is sweeter than a fresh raspberry would be, but it keeps the acidic edge, and it is the more aromatic of the two.
Pomegranate follows with its distinctive darker tartness. Where raspberry acidity is bright, pomegranate is rounder and slightly astringent — it comes with the dry, tannic finish that pomegranate seeds have. It adds depth rather than more sharpness.
Together they produce a tart red-fruit profile with more going on than a single berry would have, and the seedy quality of both fruits is present without being scratchy.
| Aspect | Reading |
|---|---|
| Tartness | High |
| Sweetness | Low-medium |
| Astringency | Mild, from the pomegranate |
| Body | Medium-light |
| Cooling | Firm |

Sharp, and who that suits
This is one of the three sharpest things on the IGET Bar Pro, and it is worth being clear about what that means in practice.
The tartness is real and it leads. The sweetness sits well behind it — low to medium at most. If you are coming from Strawberry Watermelon Ice or Fruity Skittles, this will read as considerably less sweet and considerably more acidic.
People who enjoy this profile tend to be the ones who like cranberry, grapefruit, lime or blackcurrant: fruit where the acid is the point. If that describes you, this is one of the better options here, because it has both tartness and body rather than tartness alone.
People who want sweetness will not enjoy it, and no amount of acclimatising will change that.
The upside of all that acid and chill: it does not fatigue. Neither tartness nor cooling accumulates the way sugar does, so this tastes essentially the same after hours of use as it did at the start.

What "blast" means here — Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast
The cooling, and it is not subtle.
This is a firm chill — present from the inhale, building through the middle, and lingering briefly after the exhale. It is at the stronger end of what this device offers, comparable to Mango Ice and well above Passion Fruit Peach Iced Tea.
What the cold is doing is genuinely load-bearing. Two tart fruits with no sugar behind them would be harsh and thin; the chill fills out the body and gives the tartness something to sit against. It also amplifies the perception of freshness, which is what makes a high-acid flavour feel pleasant rather than sour.
If you find strong cooling numbing, this is not for you. If you have found other ice flavours too timid, this is the opposite.
How it compares with the other red-fruit options
The IGET Bar Pro has several red-fruit blends and they are genuinely different:
- Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast — this one. Tartest, coldest, least sweet. Most durable.
- Raspberry Grape — sweeter and rounder, grape candy rather than tart berry, no cooling.
- Cherry Pomegranate — tart but warmer, no chill, more depth from the cherry.
- Raspberry Cherry Blackberry — three berries, more complex, medium sweetness.
If sharpness and cold are what you want, this is the pick. If you want berry sweetness, Raspberry Grape is the opposite. If you want berry complexity without the chill, the three-berry blend is the one.
The practical side of Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast
The live purchase area above shows today’s IGET Bar Pro 10000 Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast price and stock status, so it stays accurate when an offer changes. Displayed product pricing includes GST and eligible orders leave Australian local stock.
This is a long flavour name and it is easy to confuse with Cherry Pomegranate and Raspberry Grape when ordering — read the full name on the product image and confirm it shows the Bar Pro body with the 10000-series label. IGET Bar Pro and IGET One are separate products with separate liquids.
Manufacturer rating: 10,000 puffs. It is a comparison figure rather than a lifespan commitment. Real lifespan is governed far more by how long and how often you draw than by the printed number.
Because the battery is sealed inside, a spent device goes to battery recycling rather than household rubbish — take it to a collection point.

Questions about IGET Bar Pro 10000 Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast
How tart is raspberry pomegranate ice blast?
IGET Bar Pro 10000 Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast is one of the more tart-leaning listings, pairing two bright fruit directions with an overt icy finish.
Is the cooling strong?
The Ice Blast wording is reflected in a firm cooling description that remains noticeable through the raspberry-and-pomegranate profile.
Is raspberry pomegranate ice blast sweet?
Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast is described as low-to-medium in sweetness, with tart fruit and cooling taking priority. See more options on the IGET Bar Pro 10000 range page.
Raspberry Pomegranate Ice Blast is the sharpest and coldest red-fruit flavour on the IGET Bar Pro, and the most durable. Buy it if you want acid and chill rather than sugar, and choose Raspberry Grape if the word "blast" is putting you off.






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