Loudpack is a California cannabis company that grows, manufactures and distributes its own product, and it doubles as a house of brands — Kingpen vapes, Kingroll infused pre-rolls, Dime Bag value flower and Smokiez fruit chews all come out of the same operation.
What They Actually Make
The flagship Loudpack line is flower, and the brand is blunt about the goal: quality is the whole point, and the product portfolio is supposed to prove it. Dime Bag sits underneath as the value play, grown in California on organic nutrients and soil for people who want a fair price and a good time.
Kingpen handles the oil side. It launched in 2014 as one of California's first high-potency cartridges, and it later expanded into Kingpen Royale — a cartridge running 100% live resin with zero distillate — plus its own infused pre-roll category.
Kingroll is the pre-roll arm: single-source whole-nug flower infused with Kingpen oil and coated in golden kief, built around in-house flower pairings for a true-to-strain experience. Smokiez covers edibles with fruit chews that are gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan-friendly, offered in 100mg THC, 1:1 CBD and 250mg Delta-8. Fuzzies rounds out the roster.
One Farm, One Lab
Everything runs through a single purpose-built facility in California — built from the ground up for this work rather than retrofitted into it. Eight greenhouses handle cultivation, and extraction, packaging and distribution all happen on the same site, in what Loudpack describes as a pharmaceutical-grade manufacturing lab.
That vertical setup is the brand's whole argument. Seed to sale under one roof means the flower inside a Kingroll and the oil sprayed onto it come from the same crew and the same rooms, which is a harder thing to claim than most California brands can honestly manage.
Where It Started
Loudpack dates its run to 2014 and frames itself as a legacy operator rather than a licensed-era newcomer. The line it keeps repeating is that it didn't join the cannabis industry, it helped create it — and that the craft is what carried it into the mainstream.
The corporate entity behind the brands is Loudpack, Inc., operating under California license CDPH-10002329. The tone across its pages stays consistent: cannabis people first, plants and crew ahead of spreadsheets, decades of practice behind the paperwork.
Who Each Label Is For
The portfolio is built to cover a whole dispensary shelf rather than one slot on it. Dime Bag is the everyday budget pickup. Flagship Loudpack flower is the step up when you want the grow itself to be the selling point.
Kingpen and Kingroll are the potency lane — carts for people who want oil, kief-coated joints for people who want both at once. Smokiez is the non-inhaled option, and its 1:1 and Delta-8 variants give a lighter route than the flower and concentrate side.
Where to Find It
Loudpack products move through licensed California dispensaries, and the brand runs its own locator for checking what is sitting on a shelf nearby. Inventory shifts store to store, so calling ahead beats driving across town for a specific cart. Everything in the lineup is 21+ only.
The High Rise Read
Loudpack's pitch is scale without losing the plot: one farm, one lab, and a label for every price point from budget flower to live-resin carts. It is a rare California operator that can point at the greenhouse, the extraction room and the finished joint and call all three its own.
If you want the range, start with the flagship flower. If you want the line with the longest track record behind it, that is Kingpen — it has been on California shelves since the state's cartridge market was still brand new.