Dab Rig Kit

Why kits exist

The biggest mistake new dabbers make: buying a rig, then realizing they need a banger that fits the joint, then realizing they need a carb cap that fits the banger, then realizing they need a dab tool to actually scoop the concentrate. Three more orders, three more weeks of waiting, three things that might not match.

A kit eliminates this. We size everything to fit, we ship it together, you have a working setup the day it arrives.

What’s actually in a Roots Glass dab rig kit

• The rig — usually one of our mini rigs or compact full-size pieces.
• A quartz banger — sized to the rig’s joint. Usually a flat-top, sometimes a slurper depending on the kit.
• A carb cap — fits the banger, controls airflow during the dab.
• A dab tool — the metal scoop you use to load the concentrate onto the hot banger.

What kits don’t include

• Concentrate. Get that from a dispensary.
• A torch (usually). Pick up a butane torch from any hardware store ($15–25 range).

Who should buy a kit

First-time dabbers, smokers transitioning from flower, people upgrading from vape pens, gifts. The Mini Dab Rig Starter Bundle is our top kit — based on a 6-inch mini rig, includes everything you need to dab the day it arrives.

FAQ

What’s the best dab rig for beginners?

A mini rig with a 14mm banger and a basic carb cap. Easy to use, hard to mess up, low waste if you load too much concentrate. Avoid recyclers and complex percs as your first rig.

How much does a dab rig kit cost?

Roots Glass kits run roughly $50–150 depending on what’s included. Below $40 you’re usually looking at silicone or low-quality glass kits. Above $200 you’re paying for a rig you’d buy standalone.

What do I need besides the kit?

A butane torch ($15–25 at any hardware store), butane fuel, and the concentrate itself. Some people also pick up a Q-tip for between-dab cleaning and isopropyl alcohol for the banger.

Can I use a dab rig kit with a regular bong?

Not directly — but you can buy a banger that fits your bong‘s joint size and use any bong as a rig. The hits will be larger and less flavor-focused than a real dab rig.