The Mad Rabbid strain tends to show up as one of those in-between options—something that isn’t too heavy, but also not completely light. It’s the kind of strain people usually pick when they don’t want to feel slowed down, but still want to take the edge off a bit.
That balance is what makes it interesting. Instead of pushing strongly in one direction, Mad Rabbit often sits somewhere in the middle, and that’s exactly why people keep coming back to it.