Squiby
Well-Known Member
Do you prefer a battery or this device? I'm thinking about model M. What the hell are you doing when it's so fucking hot?
My initial foray into vaping was a disappointment. The need to charge, keep track of, rotate and replace batteries while organizing yet another charging cord really detracted from the vaping experience.
First I found the Vapman and it convinced me that manual vapes are where it's at. Then I discovered the sleek heavy hitting Lotus. But it was when I stumbled upon the Vapcap that knew I had come home. For me, it's the perfect vape. Easy to use, beautiful, simple.
The Vapcap is super efficient with your weed. It's tiny, easy to carry and has very few parts. It is a brilliantly engineered device. It's really quite magic.
The modular build and the stunning bodies, stems and mouthpieces available from both Dynavap and aftermarket suppliers like @phattpiggie and @Winegums makes the Vapcap a virtual LEGO for Stoners. You can customize your Vapcap to every mood and occasion. The Vapcap is without a doubt the most aesthetically pleasing vaporizer on the market today.
The vapcap can be heated by just about any heat source, be it the preferred jet lighter with one or several jets, a candle, campfire stick, lantern etc. Only the heated end gets hot, like a cigarette. No need for electrical outlets, this vape will be working when the lights go out and all other vapes fail. This is the perfect off grid doomsday device.
The process is simple and easy; remove the cap, load your herb, replace the cap and heat it while twirling for even heat coverage until the cap makes a clicking noise. Stop heating at this point and toke. By the time you have finished taking a nice flavorful toke, the cap will have cooled down to heating temps with a cool down click. Rinse and repeat heating for a few more cycles.
The cap can be touched within maybe 10 seconds or less after toking by blowing on it or placing it on a heatsink such as a magnet, a stone or a piece of metal.
The rest of the Vapcap remains cool.
The entry level, all stainless steel M model goes for a mere $50. The more sophisticated Ti Tipped Vapcaps such as the Ti Woody or Ti NonaVongs start around $80 and the top of the line, indestructible, adjustable air flow, all titanium Omnivap goes for $160.
Inexpensive and reliable, the Vapcap has ruined me for any other vape. Great for getting blitzed or for microdosing. It is a fantastic vape and everyone should have at least one.
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