DynaVap vs Sticky Brick - Pete's Pick

The DynaVap M is absolutely tiny, they really don’t come any smaller than this. It’s just over 3 1/2 inches tall, and weighs only 19g. It has a full stainless steel build apart from the o-rings, so it’s a super strong and resilient device that should last you forever.

The Sticky Brick Junior is available in a few different wood options, and it has an internally stored glass flame intake and mouthpiece. It’s quite a clever design as the glass pieces fold within the top protective piece, which is secured by strong magnets to make it a travel friendly option. It measures about 5” x 3” x 1”, and it weighs in at 225g.

The victor in this category is a pretty easy choice, I much prefer the minuscule size of the DynaVap rather than the comparatively much larger Junior. The DynaVap is virtually the dimensions of a cigarette but still a super powerful and efficient device, it’s really tough to beat DynaVap here.

The DynaVap M is a very easy device to use, but there is definitely a learning curve. After you have your oven loaded, hold the cap of the device above the point of the inner flame of your lighter, and then it is imperative that you consistently rotate the device until it makes an audible click. If you don’t rotate it consistently enough or if you go way past the click, you run the risk of combustion.

When you have a restrictor disc installed, the Sticky Brick Junior is very easy to use. Simply put the point of the inner flame of your lighter into the flame intake and inhale while your finger covers the shotgun. Without a restrictor disc there is much more technique involved and you will probably combust a few times while you practice getting the technique nailed.

This one is a really close call, but I give a slight edge to the DynaVap M here. When you don’t have a restrictor disc in your Sticky Brick, you really have to learn the subtleties of torch position and inhalation speed to get optimal results. The DynaVap is easier as there is less technique required to get the desired results.

The DynaVap M produces way better results than you would expect from a device this small. It’s well known for being able to deliver thick and powerful hits in short order. The flavor is very good at low temperatures, but with the hotter thick hits it starts to get a little muddy.

With the Sticky Brick Junior you’re getting a pure convection extraction which delivers outstanding terpy flavor. Sticky Bricks are also massively heavy hitters which can produce staggering effects.

I give the extraction edge to the Sticky Brick Junior, it’s tough to get equally terpy hits from a DynaVap, and while both are capable of producing thick vapour, the Sticky Brick is one of the heaviest hitting butane devices out there.

The DynaVap has a small chamber, so even at the full bowl capacity you’re putting a tiny amount in there. Keep in mind that you can adjust your CCD or toss in one of our Half-Bowl Converters to make the chamber even smaller, you’ll be loading a minuscule amount of flower but still achieving excellent results. It gives you quite an even roast, but it’s very difficult to stir the bowl without making a mess, so I usually end up changing out my load when the flavor is gone, rather than when it has been 100% extracted.

With the pure convection heating of the Junior the efficiency is insane. If you give your flower a stir between every hit, it will produce way more vapour than you would ever think possible from that amount. It has a decently sized bowl that you can get a good amount of flower into, and it will extract every last molecule available.

The Junior gives me better efficiency overall, even though the bowl is significantly larger I utilize all of the active material in the bowl because I can stir it to refresh that flavour in between my hits, whereas with my DynaVap I usually do two hits per bowl before I change it out when the taste is totally gone.

My favorite things about the DynaVap M are the performance and the size. For a device this small it can give you way larger hits than you would ever expect, and those hits don’t take long to cook up. The device itself is absolutely tiny and easy to take anywhere, but it’s also incredibly strong so you can just throw it into a bag without needing to worry.

With the Sticky Brick Junior I love the efficiency and the extreme hit size. If you’re trying to save money on flower the Junior is brilliant, it’s an insanely efficient device when you stir it in between hits, and those hits can be absolutely tremendous, full convection monsters that will lay you out flat.

So which is Pete’s Pick? Which would I decide on between these two devices? My choice is the DynaVap M. Once you have the learning curve mastered it is an extremely easy device to use that can give you nice light terpy hits, or super thick milky ones, and it doesn’t take long to produce them. I also really like how small and compact the device is, while also remaining incredibly resilient. If you don’t do something bizarre to damage it or lose it, it really should last indefinitely, all for only $75USD.

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