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I decided to invest in a Helix tip as I already had an armoured cap lying around and all I can say is after a week of use I'm sold.

I doubt I'll search for anything else tbh it's that good.

This 2018m+ with Ti Halo tip and perforated cap with stainless armor has been absolutely blowing my mind. I sort of frankensteined this together after I got a couple Halloween grab bags last year, although I was using an armored cap for a while. Picked up the perforated cap with armor during the 4/20 sale and its a game changer. The amount of vapor you can pull is just absurd and I love it, I'm talking like blunt levels of cloud 🤣

What's everybody like to pair up these days?

Bonus pic of my other monster, m7 with a hyper cap and tip 😅

Man George and Lori go above and beyond with generosity and appreciation all the time, it's great to be part of this amazing community! The congratulations note we get always makes my day, the stickers too, but I'm a sticker addict anyway 😂

Even with the inconsistent performance, I couldn't say no to $62USD + Shipping.

Anyone have any suggestions for how to dial it in? I have the newer version of the wand, I saw that people use the flip side to get the THC cap to fit. I have the silicone Dynavap adapter, but I imagine I'll have to remove that.

As of this post, the THC cap and hyper tip are still available

Absolutely loving this thing. Bought the standard m7 back in January and now added an xl mouthpiece and condenser alongside the vaphit silver collar.

I'm using about 4 half bowls an evening which I'm happy with. What could I add to improve on this further? I've considered the helix tip or an induction heater. Or am I better off just stopping where I am with the dynavap and getting a tempest 2 because from what I've read they're a huge upgrade, although the bowl size concerns me being 4 times the size. I do however like the simplicity and size of the dynavap with the torch with no charging or electronics. Opinions please.

The stem itself from Dovetail Woodwork handles reheats beautifully, but I was not prepared for how hard the Helix tip slaps with the perf cap + cap armor combo.

After acquiring a few different heavy hitting hot sticks over the last couple years, the Dyna usage fell by the wayside. I had previously used the Helix tip with an armored cap, and it worked great until for the life of me I could not get an armored cap to stay on the Helix...they just kept sliding off! I eventually put the Helix in timeout and only rarely pulled out the Dyna during a sesh.

This combo has brought it right back into the regular rotation. It's giving me the perfect little conduction punch with some serious vapor production. It also has great airflow, and solid flavour. Highly recommend!

How does it compare to a real cap armor from Dynavap? I been using it for a while, kinda like it.

I let a little too much time elapse between cleanings (place parts in ziploc with ISO, place ziploc in ultrasonic cleaner filled with water, repeat once) and now I can’t unstick the condenser from the tip. I’ve tried a long soak in ISO, another soak in the ziploc ISO bag placed in the ultrasonic cleaner basket full of hot water and nothing gives. Rubber gloves do nothing. Pliers: nothing. Waiting for a reply from customer service but I figured I’d ask here. M7XL for the record.

UPDATE: freezing did nothing. A few seconds in the wand (cap on to conduct heat) was enough to loosen it. Thanks all! Hope this can help someone in the future…

Been maining my Volcano Classic/Hybrid for a few weeks now due to a rib injury (hurts to rip bong :( )

With my trusty M17 & Hyperdyn I feel stoned lmao like a joint high idk I think they’re still great despite having multiple Tornados & other hot sticks such as the Convector series & lotus pipe

Well worth the wait. I was using the halo tip on a Bonger before this and I was not prepared for how much of an improvement a quality stem would be.

I was previously going for OHE through a water pipe. Any recommendations for yll 3.0 settings for more of a sip?

The tapered end moves from mouth side to tip side, is there a standard way of assembly or just personal preference?