How to Use the HyperDyn with Torch or Ispire Wand

The HyperDyn is DynaVap’s latest heavy hitter, featuring a bowl 2.5x larger than standard tips. It’s built for bold flavor, dense clouds, and serious control. Whether you're going manual with a torch or hands-free with an Ispire Wand, this guide will help you get the most from your HyperDyn.

Torch Technique

1. Prep Your Device

• Remove the Hyper Cap.

• Load your herb. Ground material gives you more vapor; whole nugs offer richer terpene profiles.

• Reattach the cap.

2. Choose Your Flame

• Large torches offer quick and forgiving heat.

• Smaller flames are ideal for slow, controlled sessions.

3. Heat Like a Pro

• Heat near the crimp for lower temps and flavor-forward hits.

• Heat near the base for higher temps and thicker clouds.

• Rotate the HyperDyn while heating for even distribution.

• Once you hear the click, stop heating and take a steady draw.

4. Cool Down Caution

• Wait for the cool-down click, then give it another 30 seconds before touching the cap.

• If you’re ready for round two, reheat only after the cap cools fully.

Using the Ispire Wand

1. Adapter Setup

• Use the silicone adapter for a proper fit—designed to work with all DynaVap caps, including the Hyper Cap.

• Insert the adapter into the wand. The deeper it’s inserted, the cooler the click. Shallower = hotter.

2. Wand Settings

• Power on the wand with five clicks.

• Set the temperature higher than normal—this won’t burn your herb, but prevents the wand from timing out.

• Double-tap to begin heating, insert your HyperDyn, and wait for the click.

3. Inhale and Rest

• Draw slowly through the click, or pass to a friend.

• Set it on a heat-safe surface to cool.

• After the cool-down click, wait an additional 30–60 seconds before handling.

Final Thoughts

The HyperDyn demands a little more technique, but rewards you with smooth, flavorful, and powerful hits. Whether you go torch or wand, once you dial it in, it’s a session you won’t forget. Stay tuned for more Snap episodes diving into advanced configurations and performance tips.