Description
Tusk Trainwreck Kratom Powder, 250 g bag
Tusk Trainwreck Kratom Powder breaks the single-vein pattern of the rest of Tusk’s leaf line. Tusk lists it as “Train Wreck”, and instead of one vein color it combines red, green and white vein leaf in a single loose powder. This listing is the 250 g bag from Tusk Kratom. It is still ground leaf, not an extract. Jungle Standard sells it to adults 21 and over, shipping only to states where kratom is legal.
- Made by: Tusk Kratom
- Format: Kratom leaf powder (not an extract)
- Strain and vein: Trainwreck blend — red, green and white vein
- Bag size: 250 g
- Also packed in: 100 g and 30 g
- Testing: Manufacturer Certificate of Analysis — see below
Where leaf powder sits in the Tusk range
Tusk builds two kinds of product, and it pays to know which one you are holding. The leaf line, loose powder and plain leaf capsules, is ground kratom leaf with nothing concentrated. The extract line is where the numbers live: liquid shots, powder shots, stick packs and extract capsules, each labeled in milligrams of mitragynine (MIT), the main alkaloid in kratom leaf. This bag belongs to the first group, which is why it is described by strain, vein and weight rather than by MIT. Deciding between loose powder and capsules? Our capsules vs powder comparison sets out the trade-offs.
The 250 g bag: best value per gram
This is Tusk’s largest Trainwreck bag, and of the three sizes it has the lowest cost per gram. It suits buyers who have settled on this strain and would rather reorder less often. A bag this size stays open for a while, so our kratom storage guide is worth a read. Want the bulk option in capsule form? Look at the 275-count Trainwreck capsules.
Read the manufacturer’s Certificate of Analysis further down this page. It covers Tusk batch F133G and stands as a reference for this product family, not a test of the exact bag you receive. Check the batch code printed on your package: only a matching code means the report describes your lot.
Ingredients and serving information are printed on the bag; read them before use. Sold only to adults 21 and older. Store it where children cannot reach it.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Trainwreck a blend rather than a strain?
Trainwreck, also written Train Wreck, is a blend name. Tusk’s version mixes red, green and white vein leaf instead of keeping one vein color. If you would rather buy a single vein, Tusk sells red, green and white Maeng Da powder. Our Trainwreck kratom guide has the full story on the name.
Is the 250 g bag cheaper per gram?
Yes. Of the three Trainwreck sizes Tusk packs, the 250 g carries the lowest cost per gram, which is why repeat buyers usually land here.
Does this powder have an MIT rating?
No. Tusk prints MIT (mitragynine) figures on its extract products, not on its plain leaf. If you are after a labeled MIT number, browse the Tusk extract range instead.
Where can I see other lab reports?
The report for this product family is embedded below. Our lab results page collects reports for other products, and our guide to reading a COA explains each section.
Which states does Jungle Standard ship to?
Only states where kratom is legal, and only to buyers 21 or older. Local rules can be tighter than state law, so check where we ship before you order. We don’t ship to states or localities that restrict kratom.
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