"Spritz" Iridescent Champagne Disco Beaker (Dab Kit)

Brand: LA Pipes

Price: $99.99

A disco ball you can actually smoke out of

The LA Pipes "Spritz" is a limited-edition beaker with a dichroic coating that throws shifting champagne-gold and rainbow light like a disco ball caught in a spotlight. At 8 inches it is compact, but the shimmer makes it a statement piece — the bong that pulls focus on a shelf.

And because LA Pipes built it as a flower-and-dab kit, it ships ready for both: a quartz banger, a funnel flower bowl, and a dabber all come in the box. One piece, two ways to run it, at under a hundred dollars.

Specs

  • Height: 8 inches
  • Tubing: 38mm heavy-wall borosilicate
  • Finish: dichroic coating (iridescent champagne, color-shifting)
  • Included: quartz banger (4mm base, 2mm walls), funnel flower bowl, dabber
  • Edition: limited
  • Price: $99.99
  • Maker: LA Pipes

Smokers who want their glass to look like something and switch between flower and concentrates without buying two rigs. The Spritz is a strong pick for a second piece, a gift for someone with taste, or anyone who wants a compact beaker with real visual character. The included banger and bowl mean it works out of the box whether you are packing a bowl or taking a low-temp dab.

Dichroic glass is a genuine finish, not a sticker — a thin optical coating that refracts light differently depending on angle, which is why the color moves as you turn the piece. On 38mm heavy-wall tubing, that shimmer sits on a base substantial enough to feel like a real beaker rather than a fragile trinket.

The kicker is the kit: at $99.99 you are getting a quartz banger and a flower bowl bundled in, which most beakers at this price make you buy separately. It is a rare mix of looks, versatility, and value in one limited drop.

Iridescent and dichroic finishes have become the go-to for smokers who want glass with personality but not a full heady-art price tag — the visual flex that still functions. LA Pipes leaning into a "disco" beaker is on brand for a Los Angeles maker with an eye on style, and the limited-edition tag means these do not stick around. In a catalog full of clear scientific glass, the Spritz is the piece that remembers smoking is supposed to be a little fun.