Dab Rig Reclaim Catcher w/ Removable Rubber Puck

Stop wasting precious concentrate. The Dab Rig Reclaim Catcher with Removable Rubber Puck slots between your nail and your rig to capture runoff while you dab — meaning more flavor in your bowl and a cleaner setup overall. 🌿 Whether you run a small portable rig or a full-size piece at home, this little catcher keeps your downstem and joint free of sticky residue.

45 Degree Angle

The 45-degree variation lays flatter against the rig, ideal for compact setups and shorter quartz bangers. It tucks neatly under the nail without throwing off the balance of your rig. Furthermore, the lower profile makes it easier to swap your puck mid-session. COA: N/A — accessory product, no lab testing required.

90 Degree Angle

The 90-degree variation stands straight up, which gives you more clearance for taller bangers and carb caps. Additionally, the vertical drop helps reclaim pool cleanly into the puck rather than smearing along the joint walls. COA: N/A — accessory product, no lab testing required.

Why Choose the Dab Rig Reclaim Catcher?

Reclaim is liquid gold — and most dabbers throw it away because catching it is a hassle. This Dab Rig Reclaim Catcher solves that with a soft silicone puck you can pop out, freeze, and scrape clean in seconds. No more boiling glass, no more iso baths. Pair it with one of our other dab accessories, grab a fresh accessory upgrade, or browse the full accessories category to round out your kit. ✨

FAQ

Q: Will this dab rig reclaim catcher fit any rig?
A: It fits any rig with a 14mm female joint, which covers the vast majority of dab rigs on the market.

Q: How do I clean the rubber puck?
A: Pop the puck out, freeze it for 30 minutes, then peel or scrape the hardened reclaim off. Rinse with warm water.

Q: Can I dab the reclaim I collect?
A: Absolutely — many users save it up and dab it later for a more relaxed, body-heavy effect.

Q: Does the catcher affect airflow?
A: Minimally. You may notice a slight change but it does not impact vapor production in any meaningful way.

Q: What is the difference between 45 and 90 degree?
A: The 45 sits at an angle for shorter rigs while the 90 stands vertical for taller setups — purely a fit-and-clearance choice.