Hitz Infinity Live Resin Sugar Review UK: First Impressions
The Hitz Infinity Live Resin Sugar UK box is one of the more ambitious concentrate releases we’ve handled this year — not a single jar, but sixteen distinct strains packed into one premium Edition Two presentation box. For UK concentrate fans who like to explore rather than commit to a single flavour, this is exactly the kind of release that turns heads. We spent proper time with it to answer the only question that matters: does the variety-pack approach actually deliver, or is it style over substance? Here’s our full breakdown.
Unboxing & Presentation
The first thing that stands out — before you’ve opened a single jar — is the box itself. The blue-and-gold Infinity design, with its snakeskin-style texture and intricate gold detailing, is genuinely eye-catching. The “Edition Two” and “Live Resin Sugar” labelling is printed clearly, and the whole thing feels deliberately premium rather than thrown together.
Lift the lid and all sixteen jars are revealed seated neatly in their own foam slots, each with a matching blue-and-gold lid and its own strain name. It’s a presentation clearly built to impress, and it succeeds — this feels far more like a collector’s set than a standard concentrate purchase. If you’re someone who values how a product looks as much as how it performs, the Infinity box immediately justifies its shelf presence.
What Is Live Resin Sugar?
Before diving into the strains, it’s worth understanding what you’re actually getting. Live resin sugar is a cannabis concentrate prized above all for its aroma and terpene retention. The “sugar” in the name refers to its texture — a loose, crystalline, golden consistency that genuinely resembles wet sugar, which you can see clearly in every Infinity jar.
What separates live resin from other extract styles is the source material and the way it locks in a rich terpene profile, and that’s exactly why concentrate enthusiasts rate it so highly. Terpenes are what give each strain its distinct aroma and character, and live resin is built to preserve them. If you’re newer to extracts and want to understand where live resin sits against other options, our guide on live resin vs distillate breaks down the differences in plain terms.
The 16-Strain Lineup
The real selling point of this box is variety, and Hitz hasn’t held back. The Edition Two collection includes sixteen individual strains, each in its own labelled, sealed jar:
Candy Splash, Sour Crush, Pink Champagne, Red Velvet, Dragon Breath, Sherb Kush, Super Sour Apple, Pink Apple, Peach Mint, Sour Novai, Skywalker OG, Strawberry Lime, Mount Hitz, NYC Sour, Sour Straws, and Holy Grape.
That’s a genuinely wide spread of profiles — from sweet and fruity options like Candy Splash and Strawberry Lime, to the sour-forward Sour Crush and NYC Sour, through to recognisable classics like Skywalker OG. The variety means you can work through an entire range of flavour experiences without ever having to commit to a single jar up front, which is the whole appeal of a box like this.
Lab Panels & Potency
One detail worth calling out: each jar carries its own lab panel, which is exactly what you want to see on a quality concentrate. As an example, the NYC Sour jar is printed with THC at 78.01%, CBD at 0.51%, and Terpenes at 1.30%. Because this is a mixed-strains box, those figures will naturally vary from jar to jar across the sixteen, so it’s always worth checking each individual panel rather than assuming one number applies to the whole set. The presence of per-jar testing is a strong signal of a product that takes transparency seriously.
The Live Resin Sugar Itself
Pop any jar and you’re met with that classic live resin sugar texture: loose, golden, and crystalline, resembling wet sugar right down to the way it catches the light. It’s the exact consistency concentrate fans look for, and it signals the terpene-forward character that live resin is known for. Across the jars we examined, the texture was consistent — a good sign that the box hasn’t cut corners on any single strain to hit the sixteen-jar count.
How to Use Hitz Infinity Live Resin Sugar
Live resin sugar is versatile in how it can be enjoyed. The most common approach is dabbing, using either a traditional rig or an electronic dab device, which delivers the fullest expression of the concentrate’s flavour and potency. Because live resin is so terpene-rich, many users prefer lower-temperature dabbing to preserve those delicate aromatic compounds rather than burning them off at high heat.
Beyond dabbing, live resin sugar can also be used to enhance flower — added to a bowl or worked into a joint for an extra layer of potency and flavour. Whichever method you choose, the golden rule with concentrates is to start with a small amount and adjust to your own preference, since these products are considerably stronger than flower.
Storage Advice
To keep the Hitz Infinity jars at their best across the time it takes to work through all sixteen:
- Keep each jar sealed until you’re ready to use it
- Store in a cool, dark place away from heat and direct light
- Always use a clean dab tool to avoid contaminating the product
- Reseal promptly after each use to protect texture and terpene content
Proper storage matters more with concentrates than most people realise — heat and light degrade terpenes quickly, so treating each jar with care preserves the experience.
How It Compares
Against the single-jar options we’ve reviewed — like Whole Melt Extracts, 710 Labs Cold Cure Rosin, or Hash House Cold Cure Rosin — the Hitz Infinity box trades focused depth for sheer breadth. A single-strain jar lets you go deep on one profile you already know you love; the Infinity box invites you to explore sixteen. Neither approach is objectively better, and it genuinely comes down to what kind of concentrate buyer you are. For variety seekers, the Infinity box is hard to beat.
Who It’s For
This box is aimed squarely at concentrate enthusiasts who value variety and presentation in equal measure. If you enjoy sampling across a wide range of strains, or you want a standout multi-pack that doubles as a collector’s centrepiece, Edition Two makes a very strong case for itself. It’s also a natural fit for anyone who finds single jars limiting and would rather have options on hand for different moods and moments.
Final Verdict
Hitz Infinity Live Resin Sugar UK delivers on every front that matters for this kind of release: presentation, texture, transparency, and above all variety. With sixteen distinct strains, consistent live resin sugar quality across the jars, and individual lab panels on each, it’s one of the most comprehensive concentrate pickups available for UK buyers who take their extracts seriously. If breadth and quality in a single premium box is what you’re after, this one earns its place.
Ready to grab the box for yourself? Shop Hitz Infinity Live Resin Sugar UK here.