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HydraVong Vaporizer (by DynaVap)

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HydraVong Vaporizer (by DynaVap)Who's the HydraVong VapCap for? The HydraVong continues Dynavaps nearly indestructible tradition of manual portable vaporizing, with a model thats built for the high demands of vaporizing on a water pipe. Use it native anywhere you want, or connect it to a 14mm glass joint for some amazing hits. With the power of butane, youll never think of charging your vape again. Built for water The HydraVongs wood mouthpiece is tapered to mate perfectly with any

Who's the HydraVong VapCap for?

The HydraVong continues Dynavap’s nearly indestructible tradition of manual portable vaporizing, with a model that’s built for the high demands of vaporizing on a water pipe. Use it native anywhere you want, or connect it to a 14mm glass joint for some amazing hits. With the power of butane, you’ll never think of charging your vape again.

Built for water

The HydraVong’s wood mouthpiece is tapered to mate perfectly with any 14mm female fitting, so you can pull tasty vapor through your favorite glass pieces.

New airport

The HydraVong pushes out thicker vapor from a redesigned airport. The elongated carb is tapered and angled, to create a vortex effect, and bigger clouds. It’s now easier to adjust the airflow, by sliding your finger up and down over the slit.

Improved airflow

The HydaVong’s titanium tip has larger cuts that increase the airflow, perfect for a bubbler. Hits are thicker and easier to take in than earlier Vapcaps.

Fantastic microdoser

The HydraVong’s adjustable titanium bowl holds between 0.025 and 0.1 grams of dry herbs, and is surprisingly effective with such small doses. It’s also easy to reload, so you’re in complete control of your dose.

Never needs a charge

The VapCap vaporizers cut the power cord and will work with any heat source, but are optimized for a torch lighter. We recommend using a nice refillable torch to get vaping as quickly as possible, and reduce waste from disposable lighters.

Instant torch heating

Heating up the DynaVap HydraVong is as simple as holding it up to a flame. The ‘cap’ clicks when it reaches vaping temperature, from 300° F to 450° F, depending on which section of the cap you decide to heat. The HydraVong gets up to temperature in 5 to 10 seconds from cold, and even faster between bowls.

Little waste

DynaVap's HydraVong does not heat your herb between hits, making this one of the most efficient vaporizers we sell.

Tiny footprint

The Standard HydraVong is 3.6 inches long, with the XLS coming in at 4.3 inches. Possibly the smallest vape ever, the HydraVong comes with a plastic carrying case so you can throw it back in your pocket, even before it’s cooled down.

Versions

  • Standard: No mouthpiece and 3.6 inches long.
  • -XLS: Has a spinning mouthpiece and is 4.3 inches long.

Other VapCap vaporizers

  • VapCap M - Affordable, 100% stainless steel
  • OmniVap - Top of the line, all-titanium internals with adjustable airflow
  • OmniVonG - Same as OmniVap but also mates with glass

Warranty

VapCap vaporizers are built to last a lifetime and rare warranty issues are taken case by case. We are an authorized reseller and like all of our products, the HydraVong is covered by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

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