OmniVap 2021 by DynaVap

The OmniVap 2021 includes a stainless steel captive cap, it attaches securely to the tip and is the only part of the vaporizer made from stainless steel, the rest is made from titanium. Removing the cap reveals the totally redesigned tip, you’ll notice at the very end of the tip it has nine notches, each of which is one of three different lengths. These varying lengths create a complex airflow pattern which directs air through all of the flower in the bowl more thoroughly.

DynaVap tips are great for just pushing directly into a piece of flower to cut out a bowl load, no grinding required, that function remains alive and well here. Inside the tip is the adjust-a-bowl with three capacity options, great for reducing to microdose level or expanding to go for broke. When changing the bowl size make sure you adjust the CCD position moving from the bottom upwards, rather from the top down, this is the easiest way to lock it into position.

The outside of the tip has been re-designed to create more surface area, this extra surface preheats the air more efficiently before it hits your flower. It also reduces the amount of force needed to twist the cap off, so it’s not a jerky movement like with previous models, gently pull up with a little twist and it comes off very smoothly, so it won’t disturb your load.

The lower half of the tip has a cool geometric nine fin pattern, this creates even more surface area and cooling. You’ll also notice that there are only two o-rings instead of the usual four, this is a welcome change because having less o-rings makes it a little easier to maintain. When placing the tip into the body you’ll notice that it kind of clicks into place, it’s a nice tactile confirmation and goes in very easily.

The condenser of the 2021 OmniVap is drastically different compared to the old model, DynaVap calls it a helical heat exchanging condenser. It creates more turbulence to break up the straight laminar airflow, this works with the airports to provide better heat exchange between the incoming dilution air and the vapor, meaning you get better cooling and smoother hits.

There’s a section of the condenser which screws in and out, this gives you the adjustable airflow that the OmniVap range is known for. This allows you to adjust the air-to-vapor ratio or even set up the perfect amount of airflow for airport-free usage. There are a few different ways to approach the adjustable airflow, so it’s something you’ll want to spend some time experimenting with to find your ideal set-up. For more detail on this process please watch the video review above.

There are some amazing updates here, and I really like the extra length of the OmniVap compared to other torch based portable vaporizers like the DynaVap M. The adjustable airflow is an amazing feature and I really like that it allows hands-free use, but no matter how you use it you’re going to benefit from the feature. DynaVap have clearly put a lot of time and thought into this redesign. I think it stands head and shoulders above the last model and it was well worth the wait.