Flum Float Ryzo 60K Kit Disposable Vape

The Ryzo 60K kit is Flum's answer to a question the big disposables keep raising: why throw away a working battery and screen because the juice ran out? Here they separate. The base keeps the smart screen — battery and e-liquid as two independent readings — the adjustable airflow and the USB-C cell; the pod carries 60,000 rated puffs of 5% (50 mg/mL) salt behind a transparent tank wall, with a dual mesh coil sealed inside it.

That last detail is the quiet win. On a sealed 50–60K bar the single built-in coil has to survive the entire tank, and flavor usually fades before the liquid does. On the Ryzo, no coil ever outlives one pod — swap the pod and the coil resets with it. Draw-activated, no buttons, no modes to learn; the airflow collar is the only tuning decision.

Twelve flavors ship at launch and 12 are live right now — a menu that runs Flum's sweet-leaning register from Aloe Grape and Peach Ice through White Gummy and Rainbow Skittle to a pair of straight mints. At $24.99 the kit prices like a mid-shelf sealed bar, but the second flavor onward costs pod money, not device money — see the Ryzo 60K replacement pods at $19.99.

The launch twelve splits into clean lanes: juicy fruit (Aloe Grape, Peach Ice, Blueberry Watermelon, Strawberry Banana), candy (White Gummy, Rainbow Skittle, Cola Ice), the blue-raz pair (Blue Raz straight, Blue Raspberry Lemon citrus-cut), and the cold shelf (Cool Mint, Icy Mint, Watermelon Ice). The selector below is live stock, not the brochure.