Aloha Sun Vape: Complete Guide to Every Device and Flavor in 2026

Aloha Sun vape started as a single Hawaiian-themed disposable and has grown into a small house of brands, with a new flagship device and a genuinely licensed NBA partnership behind it. If you’ve seen the name in a smoke shop or heard “Rodman vape” mentioned in the same breath and want the real story, here’s what Aloha Sun actually is, what it makes now, and what’s worth buying.

Who’s Behind Aloha Sun Vape?

Aloha Sun is a brand run by Shenzhen SMISS Technology Co., Ltd., launched in 2021. The concept was straightforward from the start: take the flavors of classic Hawaiian Sun fruit drinks, the kind sold in grocery stores across the islands for decades, and turn them into vape flavors. It worked well enough locally that Aloha Sun became a genuine bestseller across Hawaii’s retail scene, with distribution through ABC Stores and independent shops across all nine islands before expanding to the mainland.

That local success is the real differentiator here. A lot of disposable brands invent a backstory to sound more authentic than they are. Aloha Sun’s origin as a Hawaii-market bestseller before it went national is a more grounded story than most competitors in this space can claim.

The Original Aloha Sun 7K

Puffs: Up to 7,000

Battery: 650mAh, USB-C rechargeable

Nicotine: 5% (50mg) salt, with a TFN (tobacco-free nicotine) version also available

Design: Compact, adjustable airflow

The Aloha Sun 7K is the device that built the brand. It’s small compared to where the disposable market has moved since, but it was never trying to compete on puff count. The pitch was always flavor accuracy, specifically flavors modeled on real Hawaiian Sun beverage varieties rather than generic fruit and ice combinations every other brand runs.

Flavors on the 7K lean into that beverage-inspired identity:

• Blue Dreams (pineapple, coconut, orange, cherry),
• Tiger Blood (strawberry, watermelon, coconut shave ice),
• Ocean Sonics (blue razz, coconut, lime),
• Daddy Chill (icy mint),
• Kiberry Ice (kiwi mixed berry ice), and
• Glacier Gummy (white gummy ice), along with a couple of Red Bull-inspired options in Ube and Orange Passion.

One honest note here: as of this writing, Aloha Sun’s own storefront lists the 7K collection as out of stock with a restock pending, while the brand’s attention has clearly shifted toward the newer Kalos line below. Stock status changes constantly in this market, so check current availability before assuming you can grab one, but don’t be surprised if the original 7K is harder to find than the newer devices.

Kalos by Aloha Sun 50K – The New Flagship

Puffs: 50,000

E-liquid: 20mL

Battery: 1000mAh, USB-C rechargeable

Price: Around $13 direct from the brand

Kalos is Aloha Sun’s answer to the direction the entire disposable market moved in over the past two years: bigger puff counts, bigger batteries, less frequent repurchasing. It’s a significant jump from the original 7K in every spec that matters, and it’s now the device the brand leads with on its own site.

Current Kalos flavors include Orange Slush, Watermelon Ice, Sour Fcuking Fab, Lemon Heads, Mint Crisp, and Miami Mint, a shorter list than the original 7K’s beverage-inspired lineup but one that leans closer to the sour-and-ice profiles that dominate the disposable market right now rather than staying purely Hawaiian-themed.

What About Rodman? Aloha Sun’s Actual NBA Partnership

Here’s where Aloha Sun stands apart from most of its competitors, and it’s worth being precise about it: the Rodman vape line is a real, acknowledged partnership between Aloha Sun and Dennis Rodman, the Hall of Fame NBA forward and five-time champion. This isn’t a borrowed name with no connection to the real person, the way “Bugatti” vapes have nothing to do with the car manufacturer. Aloha Sun and Rodman both describe the collaboration directly, with the line launching in late 2023 built around Rodman’s old jersey number.

The Rodman side of the house has grown into its own small lineup:

• Rodman 9100 (the original, now a legacy line) – 16mL e-liquid, 5% nicotine, puff counts ranging from roughly 9,100 up to 20,000 depending on the specific flavor and pack. Several 9100 flavors remain listed on Aloha Sun’s site under an archive collection, meaning availability is limited and inconsistent.
• Rodman Playoffs 50K – 20mL e-liquid, 5% nicotine, dual mesh coils, adjustable airflow, and a standout feature most disposables skip entirely: 3 selectable nicotine levels and 4 adjustable ice levels on one device, controlled through an LED display.
• Rodman MVP 65K – The current top of the Rodman range. A massive 28mL e-liquid tank, 1000mAh battery, 5% salt nicotine, dual mesh coils, and the same adjustable Ice-Nic control system as the Playoffs, rated for up to 65,000 puffs in Normal Mode or 35,000 in Boost Mode.

Both Rodman devices lean into basketball-themed flavor names and packaging, and the licensing is genuine rather than borrowed. If you’re specifically after the Rodman side of this family rather than the core Aloha Sun island flavors, that’s a meaningfully different buying decision than picking between the 7K and Kalos.

Aloha Sun Family Lineup: Quick Reference

Device	Puff Count	E-Liquid	Battery	Nicotine
Aloha Sun 7K	7,000	Standard pod	650mAh	5% salt or TFN
Kalos 50K	50,000	20mL	1000mAh	5% salt
Rodman 9100 (legacy)	~9,100-20,000	16mL	Integrated	5% salt
Rodman Playoffs 50K	50,000	20mL	Integrated	5%, adjustable 3 levels
Rodman MVP 65K	65,000 / 35,000 boost	28mL	1000mAh	5%, adjustable

Aloha Sun vs RAZ, Bugatti and Lost Angel: Where It Fits

Aloha Sun’s real edge over the competition isn’t hardware, it’s story. RAZ, built by GeekVape, still runs the deepest flavor catalog in the category, covered in full in our RAZ vape flavors guide. Bugatti borrows a luxury car name with zero actual affiliation, as we broke down in our Bugatti vape flavors guide. Lost Angel, made by CoilART, leans on a genuinely distinctive curved screen, covered in our Lost Angel vape guide. Aloha Sun is the only one of the four with both a real regional origin story and a legitimately licensed celebrity name attached to a sub-line, which puts it in different company than most of the disposable market.

On raw puff-count specs, the Rodman MVP 65K’s numbers land right in line with the top tier from RAZ and Lost Angel’s Mate 50K. If you want the honest math on what a puff-count claim like 50,000 or 65,000 actually means in real days of vaping, our breakdown of how puff counts translate to daily use walks through the variables regardless of brand.

Aloha Sun Vape and FDA Regulations

Aloha Sun and Rodman flavored disposables sit in the same regulatory position as the rest of the disposable vape market heading into the back half of 2026. None currently hold FDA marketing authorization. Products remain available through ongoing enforcement discretion while the industry works through the premarket tobacco product application (PMTA) process, the same holding pattern that’s applied across nearly the entire disposable category for several years.

State-level flavor restrictions layer on top of that federal status. California, New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts all maintain active flavored vape restrictions that can affect which Aloha Sun or Rodman flavors are actually available depending on where you’re ordering from. Confirm your state’s current rules before buying.

Every legitimate Aloha Sun or Rodman purchase requires age verification. You must be 21 or older to buy any product in this lineup in the United States.

Where to Buy Aloha Sun Vape

Aloha Sun sells directly through its own storefront, and both the Aloha Sun and Rodman lines are also distributed through third-party vape retailers and physical smoke shops, particularly in Hawaii, Las Vegas, and other markets with a strong retail presence. Pricing for the Kalos line runs in the low teens direct from the brand, while Rodman devices typically list in the mid-to-high teens depending on the specific device and retailer, with heavy retailer-to-retailer variation the same way it is across the entire disposable category.

If you’re weighing Aloha Sun against the wider field of high-puff disposables before deciding, our complete e-cigarette guide is a useful starting point for understanding how disposables stack up against pod systems and other formats before you commit to a brand.

Our Verdict

Aloha Sun earns real credibility on two fronts most competitors can’t match: a genuine pre-existing fanbase built on actual Hawaiian Sun-inspired flavor accuracy, and a real licensing relationship with Dennis Rodman rather than a borrowed celebrity name. The original 7K is a solid, flavor-first device that’s showing its age against the puff-count arms race the market has moved into, and the brand clearly knows it, hence the pivot to Kalos.

Start with Kalos 50K if you want Aloha Sun’s current best hardware and don’t mind a shorter flavor list than the original lineup. Track down the original 7K if the Hawaiian Sun beverage flavors specifically are what drew you here, but expect availability to be spotty. If you’re actually after the Rodman side of the family, the MVP 65K is the strongest device in that line, with real adjustable nicotine and ice control that most disposables at any price point don’t offer.

One thing worth saying plainly, regardless of which device you’re considering: every product across the Aloha Sun and Rodman lineup delivers 5% nicotine, which is addictive, and there’s no version of vaping that’s risk-free. If a disposable is part of quitting cigarettes for you, that’s a conversation worth having with a doctor, not just a spec sheet comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources: FDA – E-Cigarettes, “Vapes” and Other Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) Authorized by the FDA, CDC – E-Cigarettes (Vapes), Aloha Sun Vapor official site