Table of contents
- First impressions
- Vapor: Bigger is better!
- The hardest-hitting DynaVap
- Works well on a bubbler
- Large, fixed bowl - no adjust-a-bowl
- Same DynaVap routine
- Airflow adjustments and Airport Rocker
- Comes with a dosing capsule
- Thermal Hyper Cap is solid
- Full titanium build, including the Cap!
- Works with Ispire Wand Induction Heater
- What’s in the box
- The downsides
- Warranty
- For best results
- Very easy to clean
- Who is the HyperDyn for?
- Who is the HyperDyn not for?
- Conclusion
- Frequently Asked Questions
The HyperDyn is DynaVap’s strongest vaporizer yet. It keeps that familiar DynaVap feel intact, but cranks the sessions up a few notches with a full titanium build, a larger oven, and dense clouds of vapor. It still sticks to the classic DynaVap experience: manual heating, audible ‘clicks’, and pure vapor from an extremely pocketable design.
At CAN$299 it’s not cheap, and I’m not sure I would recommend it for beginners, but if you’re chasing the hardest-hitting DynaVap sessions possible, the HyperDyn delivers. Let’s break it down.
DynaVap HyperDyn Review: Quick summary
The HyperDyn is DynaVap’s biggest and hardest-hitting vaporizer yet. It’s built for users who want bigger hits, a tougher build, and the same classic DynaVap feel. The larger oven and titanium construction crank up the power without any complications. It hits harder, stays flavorful, and brings a premium experience, but it’s pricey and not made for everyone.
Pros & Cons
| Pros 👍 | Cons 👎 |
| Bigger, denser DynaVap vapor | Manual heating |
| Large 0.25g bowl | Expensive |
| Ultra-portable | |
| Works well on a bubbler |
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| Full titanium construction | |
| Very easy to clean and maintain | |
Bottom lineThe HyperDyn delivers DynaVap’s most potent sessions to date thanks to a bigger oven and a larger cap, but it costs a pretty penny. |
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DynaVap HyperDyn Vaporizer
C$299.95
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First impressions
With the HyperDyn, bigger really is better. A larger oven and cap set the tone right away and tell you that it’s built for serious sessions. If you’re familiar with DynaVap, the design will feel right at home, just supersized. It’s still compact and slick, but clearly tuned for those who want more.
Vapor: Bigger is better!
The HyperDyn vaporizer produces the biggest sessions we’ve seen from a DynaVap vaporizer. It hits like a truck with thicker, denser clouds that don’t sacrifice the flavor DynaVaps are known to offer. It’s a standard DynaVap dry herb vaporizer tuned for larger appetites.
The HyperDyn works just like any other DynaVap: Heat the center of the cap until it clicks, and dive in. When I was after light, flavorful hits, I’d heat right at the center. Even with all the extra heat and size, the flavors stayed clean and tasty.
But the real show started when I torched towards the bottom of the cap. That’s when the HyperDyn really came alive with dense, heavy clouds that hit harder than anything else in the DynaVap lineup. It’s the same torch-powered dance, just with a lot more muscle.
Despite the beefed-up size, it doesn’t take much longer to heat. The cap is also made from titanium, which heats up and cools down quicker than stainless steel. The heat cycle is a little slower, but nothing that kills the flow.
The hardest-hitting DynaVap
This is the strongest, hardest-hitting DynaVap vaporizer you can buy. It’s simple: bigger oven + bigger cap/heater = the biggest hits. With the right heat-up, the HyperDyn can extract an entire bowl in one shot and pump out the strongest, densest sessions the DynaVerse has ever seen.
Works well on a bubbler
The HyperDyn pairs very well with tabletop glass bubblers. It fits 14mm and 10mm joints and makes those fatter hits nice and comfortable. When I want to clear a full bowl in one go, this is my setup. It still hits hard, but softens it enough to save my throat. The airport gets a little awkward with glass, so I set the condenser tube where I want it before I fire it up.
"This is the strongest, hardest-hitting DynaVap vaporizer you can buy".
Large, fixed bowl - no adjust-a-bowl
The co-star of the Hyperdyn show is its larger 0.25g, which is nearly 3x bigger than DynaVap’s original size. It hits a nice sweet spot: not too big, not too small. That puts it right up there with other portable heavy-hitters like the Mighty+, Venty, POTV Lobo, and Arizer’s XL stems.
It’s a fixed oven, so you don’t get DynaVap’s usual adjust-a-bowl feature. But even without it, the HyperDyn can still handle smaller loads and microdoses just fine.
Pictured: DynaVap M7 bowl on the Left. HyperDyn bowl on the Right.Same DynaVap routine
Luckily, the HyperDyn dry herb vaporizer doesn’t come with a steeper learning curve. It’s the same classic DynaVap routine: twist or spin it through a flame, heat in the middle for flavor, or towards the bottom for bigger clouds.
If you prefer an induction heater, you’re covered too. The HyperDyn works great with the Ispire Wand, but it’s too big for standard heaters, so make sure you’ve got the right one.
Airflow adjustments and Airport Rocker
The HyperDyn gives you two solid ways to dial in your airflow, and both work really well. First, the airport (that open slit along the body) lets you adjust airflow on the fly. Your fingers naturally find their place, and the curved slot makes it easy to rock back and forth for just the right feel. They’ve spent years and a bunch of DynaVap versions tweaking this design, and it shows.
The second option is the telescoping condenser tube. It lets you preset your airflow exactly how you want it. Extend it for a tighter draw, or shorten it for a more open hit. It’s got seven notches to choose from, so it’s easy to set it how you like and forget about it.
I prefer to adjust it on the fly, so I keep it wide-open. When I’m using it with a bubbler, I'll set it halfway so I don’t have to mess with it while it's attached.
Tip: Use the airflow rocker to find your sweet spot and then set the condenser tube to match it.
Comes with a dosing capsule
The DynaVap HyperDyn vaporizer comes with a dosing capsule made just for it, which is a nice touch. It holds about 0.125g of ground herb and works great for quick prepacked sessions on the go or easy back-to-back hits. With all that extra metal, it takes a little longer to heat up, and the hit can feel a bit softer.
Thermal Hyper Cap is solid
You can change your hit style on the fly, from tasty to roasty with the Thermal Hyper Cap (not included). Insert the core holes-side first for full convection heat, or flip it upside down for a hybrid mix. In convection mode, it produces lighter, more flavorful hits that last a little longer. Hybrid mode creates heavier and roastier sessions compared to the standard cap.
The only downside is that it doesn't fit inside the included DynaStash. I also think it looks a little goofy with how long it is.
Full titanium build, including the Cap!
The HyperDyn is practically indestructible. It’s fully titanium from the mouthpiece down to the tip and cap. DynaVap rarely has to deal with warranty claims because their vapes are built to last. It will probably outlive you! You can toss it around, take it anywhere, and not even think twice. The only real risk is losing it.
It’s also coated with DynaVap’s DuraDyn finish, which gives it that dark look and some scratch-resistant armor. It’s not totally scratch-proof, but it'll survive a pocket full of keys, no problem.
HyperDyn Dimensions:
- Height: 4.25 in / 10.795
- Diameter: 0.5 in / 1.27 cm
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Weight: 1.09 oz / 31.07 grams
"The HyperDyn's full titanium construction is practically indestructable. It'll probably outlive you!"
Works with Ispire Wand Induction Heater
Good news and bad news for induction heater users. The good news is that it works well with the Ispire Wand Induction Heater. The bad news is that it’s too big for other standard heaters. So make sure you pick it up if that’s your style.
What’s in the box
1 x DynaVap HyperDyn Vaporizer
1 x DynaVap HyperDyn Dosing Capsule
1 x DynaVap SlimStash XL - African Mahogany
The downsides
My only real complaint with this vape is its CAN$299 price tag. I’m not saying it’s unfair, it’s a serious upgrade, but when you compare it to the $75 M7 or DynaVap’s $40 B model, it’s a big jump for a bigger oven and cap.
The cap can be a little tricky at times. If it’s loose, bend the cap’s tail inwards for a tighter fit. I had two incidents where the cap fell off right after heating up, and I lost a good amount of herb. In one case, it even fell onto my pants and left a little burn mark on them. Lesson learned: always do a quick shake test before heating to make sure the cap’s locked on.
Warranty
The DynaVap HyperDyn is built to last a lifetime, and rare warranty issues are handled case-by-case. To be eligible for warranty work, you will need your device’s UPC Code, which can be found on the packaging. Like all of our DynaVap products, the DynaVap HyperDyn is covered by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
For best results
Here are some pro tips for the best results:
- Grind for the most potent sessions. A medium grind works best
- Pack the oven full with a light tamp. Not too tight or you’ll choke the airflow.
- Heat the middle of the cap for a flavorful hit.
- Heat towards the bottom of the cap for thicker, cloudier hits.
- If your sessions feel too hot, heat higher up on the cap, or use the dosing capsule.
Very easy to clean
The HyperDyn is super easy to keep clean. Just brush out the oven after each session to prevent sticky buildup. When it’s time for a deeper clean, disassemble it, remove the o-rings from the mouthpiece and tip, and soak the stem, tip, mouthpiece, and condenser tube in some ISO or warm, soapy water. Wipe down the inside of the cap with a cotton swab if it’s messy, too.
Who is the HyperDyn for?
The HyperDyn is built for heavy users, ex-smokers, and anyone chasing the hardest-hitting DynaVap experience. It delivers bigger hits, stronger sessions, and a premium feel without losing the classic DynaVap ritual. If you want the most power a DynaVap can offer, this is the one to grab.
Who is the HyperDyn not for?
Manual heating isn’t for everyone. If you don’t want to mess with a torch or induction heater, then look for a battery-powered vape like the POTV Lobo.
The HyperDyn is also expensive. If you’re a casual user or low-tolerance consumer, I think you’d be better off with one of their standard models that start under $100.
Conclusion
The HyperDyn is DynaVap’s hardest-hitting dry herb vaporizer yet. It stays true to the classic formula but pushes it harder with a larger cap and oven that create the strongest sessions in the DynaVerse. It’s pricey, sure, and not the best fit for beginners, but if you want the hardest-hitting, most satisfying DynaVap session out there, the HyperDyn delivers in a big way.
DynaVap HyperDyn Review: FAQs
Q: Does the DynaVap HyperDyn have a bigger bowl?
A: Yes, the HyperDyn holds up to 0.25 of ground herbs, which is nearly 3x bigger than standard DynaVaps.
Q: Is the HyperDyn the best DynaVap vaporizer?
A: There’s no single “best” DynaVap, but the HyperDyn is the strongest. A bigger oven and a beefed-up cap come together to deliver the hardest-hitting sessions DynaVap has ever put out.
Q: Does the HyperDyn come with a dosing capsule?
A: Yes! The HyperDyn comes with a dosing capsule made specifically for its larger bowl.
