Hello there, I have hardy and fuzzy kiwi males about to bloom. I live in se Portland and would be happy to give you some blooms. 

I have the same question - needing male hardy kiwi blossoms. My male isn't going to bloom this year.

sporty15 - do you still have male blossoms available? My females just started blooming.  

My hardy female (possibly Anna?), an Issai, and Matua fuzzy male are blooming this week.  Matua is blooming for first time this year.  The vines are planted a ways apart in the yard so I picked a male blossom each night for the last three nights and I am trying hand pollinizing the hardy and Issai.  I did this several years ago and had success but my friend who had the fuzzy male tore out his plants.  

I have Vincent, Kens Hardy Red, Prolific, hardy male, some store-bought fuzzy kiwifruit seedlings, and Saanichton also but they aren't as mature and have not bloomed yet.
Large bloom in photo is Matua male blossom.  Small flowers are Anna hardy female.

I'm not too sure Issai is self fruitful. It is ten years old and I've gotten two fruits from it. It's been blooming for several years but always aborts the fruit. 

My hand pollenization seems to have been successful. Several berries have formed. 

My kiwis are in bloom this week.  I've been repeating my hand pollination of the females using male blossoms like paintbrushes on the female blossoms.  Tonight I came up with an idea of how to trick the bumblebees into doing some pollination for me.  I made a bee feeder that resembles a hummingbird feeder but with an open tray filled with rocks.  The bumblebees immediately took to feeding at the feeder. Then I moved the feeder in amongst the female vines and placed some male blooms in the feeder tray.  To further entice the bees to visit the flowers on both vines directly, I mixed up some sugar water and sprayed both male and female blossoms with sugar water mixture.