Overall, the prices for dab rigs and bongs are pretty similar. What makes a difference is the necessary investment in accessories. Dab rigs require a lot more than bongs, including a dabber tool, carp cap, dab torch, and dab nail.
Yes, most are smaller, but it’s not a hard and fast rule. We carry everything from pocket size travel rigs to large desktop dab rigs. Use the “filter” option to specify a height range you prefer. Our Enail comes with a quartz dish to maximize flavor and is a must-have for wax and oil fans. They’re less of a hassle than bangers and can fit most dab rigs. Choosing the best dab rig is all about your specific preferences.
It’s best to heat your nail or banger for about 30 seconds. You can check if your nail has the right temperature by placing your hand about half glass pipes an inch from the nail after heating it. The nail needs to be warm; you have to be able to hold your hand next to it without it feeling too hot.
A steel wool pull in one a rare straight tube style micro! This 10 MM Micro by G Goody is accented with two beautiful opals. Experienced dabbers never dab without a few essential, and some non-essential, tools on hand at all times. We followed that up by being the first company ever to bring an electric rig, or e-rig as we call it, to our customers in 2015 with the Boost.
A dab rig may also come with a recycler – a specific type of water pipe that pushes the water throughout the device. Smoke and water travel from one chamber to the next, then back down into the first chamber, providing a continuous loop of filtration that continually cools the water and vapor. The XMax Qomo is geared towards budget conscious users who just want a simple e-rig that works. It features a ceramic heating pad, a small water bubbler, and a removable glass mouthpiece.