In stock
£35.00 Original price was: £35.00.£32.00Current price is: £32.00.
In stock
£85.00 Original price was: £85.00.£75.00Current price is: £75.00.
In stock
£105.00 Original price was: £105.00.£95.00Current price is: £95.00.
In stock
£55.00 Original price was: £55.00.£52.00Current price is: £52.00.
DynaVap’s battery-free vaporizers, the M7, M7 XL, B2 and G3, all stocked in the UK at Evertree with the manufacturer’s warranty intact. Heat-powered, electronic-free, made in Wisconsin.
DynaVap makes the only major vaporizer line in the world that runs without a battery. There’s no charging port, no firmware, no internal electronics to fail. You heat the stainless steel or glass cap with a butane torch or induction heater, wait for an audible click, and inhale. The whole interaction takes about ten seconds and the device works the same way in year one as it does in year ten. Evertree carries the current DynaVap range with UK warranty support.

DynaVap was founded in 2015 by George Breiwa, a former US Navy nuclear submarine technician turned inventor, in DeForest, Wisconsin. Breiwa holds patents in 14 countries and built the company around a single product idea: a vaporizer with no battery, no electronics, and no electrical heating element. The first VapCap shipped in late 2015 and the design philosophy has stayed consistent across every product since. Every DynaVap is still designed, engineered and manufactured in-house in Wisconsin.
The brand’s name for the category is “Thermal Extraction Device,” or TED, which is more accurate than “vaporizer” given there’s no electronic vaporization happening. Heat comes from outside the device, either a butane torch flame or an induction heater, applied directly to the metal or glass cap that holds the heating mass. The cap clicks when it reaches vaporization temperature, you inhale, and a second click on cool-down tells you the session is done. DynaVap has appeared on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing US companies multiple years running.
Every other vaporizer brand sells you a device with a battery, a heating coil and software. DynaVap sells you a precision-machined piece of metal or glass with no moving parts that you heat externally. That’s the entire product. The implications run deep. The device cannot run out of charge mid-session because there’s no charge. The device cannot suffer firmware bugs or battery degradation because there’s no firmware and no battery. The device cannot be bricked by an update because there are no updates. A DynaVap bought in 2015 still works identically to one bought today.
The second distinctive is the click mechanism. The cap contains a bimetallic disc that snaps audibly when it hits vaporization temperature and snaps again when it cools below working temp. There’s no display, no thermometer, no LED. The click is the entire user interface for temperature, and it works reliably because metal expansion at known temperatures is a physical certainty. This sounds simple because it is, and that simplicity is exactly why DynaVap has built a near-cult following over the last decade.
The third is the price-to-longevity ratio. A G3 costs the price of a takeaway meal and includes the torch lighter to use it. An M7 costs less than a tank of petrol and is engineered to outlast most cars. Because there are no consumable batteries or electronics to fail, the only thing that ever needs replacing is the occasional o-ring or screen, both of which DynaVap sells as cheap spares. A DynaVap is one of the few vaporizers in the world you can genuinely call a lifetime purchase.
We stock the four current DynaVap models in the UK, ordered here from the entry-level G3 up to the flagship M7 XL. Each is a complete standalone device, and the G3 and B2 ship as ready-to-use kits with a torch lighter included. Click any model name to jump to its product page.

The G3 is DynaVap’s all-glass entry-level device and the cheapest way into the brand by a wide margin. The body is a single piece of borosilicate glass, the Captive Cap is stainless steel, and the kit ships in a metal tin with a torch lighter included. There’s nothing else to buy to use it. Just under 3 inches tall and weighing 7.5 grams, it’s the most pocket-discreet DynaVap by some distance.
The 0.05g chamber is intentionally small, optimised for microdoses and one-hit sessions rather than long burns. A permanent glass screen is moulded into the unibody, which means there are no screens to replace and no joints to clean. The tri-lobe midsection design prevents the device from rolling off a flat surface. The 10mm mouthpiece is water-pipe compatible if you want to add water filtration to the draw. Two pieces total, both glass and stainless steel, no consumables.

The B2 is the second generation of the B-series and the most travel-friendly DynaVap in the range. The stem is flexible silicone rather than glass or steel, which means you can throw it in a pocket or backpack without worrying about breakage. The redesigned stem shape doubles as an anti-roll feature when set down. The chamber capacity is 0.075g, around 50% larger than the original B and large enough for proper sessions rather than just microdoses.
Despite the silicone exterior, the vapour itself travels through a stainless steel airpath via the condenser, so flavour and durability of the vapour-touched parts is unchanged from a steel-bodied DynaVap. The cap is engineered to click at 350°F (177°C). Built-in 10mm water-piece compatibility means you can pair it with a compact bubbler for cooler draws. The B2 kit ships with the DynaTorch lighter included.

The M7 is the flagship of the M-series and the most popular DynaVap full stop. Constructed entirely from stainless steel, around 4 inches tall and weighing 20 grams, it’s the device most longtime DynaVap users have settled on as their daily driver. The 0.1g chamber is twice the size of the G3’s and large enough for proper communal sessions or extended solo use.
The M7 introduces a few engineering refinements over earlier M-series devices. The M7 Tip is built with extra mass for better heat retention, which translates to more powerful, more consistent extractions per heat cycle. The Finless Tip design reduces heat transfer from the tip up through the stem by around 20%, making the device noticeably cooler to hold during use. The Adjust-a-Bowl feature lets you shrink the chamber size by half by removing the tip and pushing the CCD screen up, useful for solo microdosing without buying a separate device. The zigzag-shaped airport on the stem gives you adjustable airflow by rotating the cap, so you can tune draw resistance to your preference.

The M7 XL is the extended-length version of the M7 for users who want more cooling time on the vapour path. The XL stem is longer than the standard M7, which means more time and surface area for the vapour to cool before reaching the mouthpiece. In practice that translates to slightly smoother, less harsh draws at higher temperatures, particularly useful for users who prefer the boiling point of less-volatile compounds.
The internals are otherwise identical to the standard M7. Same stainless steel build, same M7 Tip with extra mass, same Finless Tip heat-transfer reduction, same zigzag adjustable airport, same Adjust-a-Bowl feature, same hybrid heating, same 0.1g chamber capacity. If you’ve already used and liked an M7 and want a cooler, smoother draw experience, the XL is the natural step up. If portability matters more than vapour cooling, stick with the standard M7.
Specs at a glance across the DynaVap range.
Body: Glass unibody + steel cap · Chamber: 0.05g · Weight: 7.5g · Includes: Torch lighter
Best for: Cheapest entry, microdosing, most pocketable DynaVap.
Stem: Flexible silicone · Chamber: 0.075g · Airpath: Stainless steel · Includes: DynaTorch
Best for: Travel use, pocket-safe silicone, slightly larger chamber than G3.
Body: Stainless steel, 4 inches, 20g · Chamber: 0.1g (or 0.05g via Adjust-a-Bowl) · Airport: Adjustable zigzag
Best for: Daily driver, most popular DynaVap, full feature set.
Body: Stainless steel, longer stem than M7 · Chamber: 0.1g · Standout: Cooler draws via extended vapour path
Best for: Users who want cooler, smoother draws and don’t need max portability.
The DynaVap range is small but each model is genuinely different, so the choice usually comes down to two questions: where you’ll use it, and how much chamber capacity you want.
If you’re new to DynaVap entirely and want the cheapest complete kit with a torch included, start with the G3. It’s the smallest, the lightest and arrives ready to use out of the box. The 0.05g chamber is best suited to microdoses and one-hit sessions rather than long burns.
If you want a larger chamber and a more pocket-resilient design (silicone stem rather than glass), the B2 is the right pick. It also ships as a complete kit with the DynaTorch included, so you’re ready to use it out of the box like the G3.
If you want the flagship daily-driver DynaVap with the full feature set (Adjust-a-Bowl, zigzag adjustable airport, Finless Tip cooling), the M7 is the most popular and most refined device the brand makes. Note the M7 doesn’t include a torch in the box, so you’ll need to source a butane torch lighter or an induction heater separately.
If you’ve already used an M7 (or similar) and want cooler, smoother vapour, step up to the M7 XL. The longer stem gives the vapour more time and surface area to cool before reaching your lips, which most users find genuinely noticeable on higher-temperature draws.
Evertree carries the full current DynaVap range in UK stock and ships every order with full manufacturer warranty cover. Every device comes through DynaVap’s authorised distribution channel and arrives at your door from our UK warehouse, not from a Wisconsin warehouse via international shipping. Warranty support is handled directly through us.
Within the UK, free DynaVap delivery applies to the M7 and M7 XL, as both sit above our £59 free shipping minimum on their own. The B2 and G3 do not qualify for free delivery by themselves, but may qualify when ordered with other items that bring the basket total above £59. Standard shipping is Royal Mail Tracked 48, with a paid next-day upgrade available at checkout if you need it sooner.
We stock the full range of DynaVap consumables and spares: replacement caps, screens, condensers, o-rings, replacement tips and the full range of compatible torch lighters and induction heaters. DynaVap devices are designed for decade-plus lifespans and the spare parts are intentionally cheap, so a small order of replacement screens and o-rings every year or two is all the ongoing maintenance most users do. If you’d like a recommendation on which DynaVap suits you, or which heat source to pair with the M7 or M7 XL, the team here uses these devices daily and can usually answer in a sentence or two.
The cap on every DynaVap contains a bimetallic disc that snaps audibly when it reaches vaporization temperature. You apply external heat (a butane torch or induction heater) to the cap until you hear the click, then inhale through the mouthpiece. The herb in the chamber vaporizes as the metal cap transfers heat through to it. A second click on the cool-down tells you the cap has dropped below working temperature. No electronics, no battery, no charging required.
You need some kind of external heat source. A butane torch lighter is the most common and the easiest entry point, and the G3 and B2 ship with a torch included in the kit. Induction heaters are an alternative that don’t use flame, generate more even heating, and feel more like using an electronic device. The M7 and M7 XL do not include a torch in the box, so you’ll need to source one separately. We stock both butane torches and induction heaters at Evertree.
DynaVap devices are designed, engineered and manufactured in DeForest, Wisconsin, USA. The company was founded in 2015 by inventor George Breiwa, a former US Navy nuclear submarine technician with patents in 14 countries. All production is in-house.
The internals are identical: same stainless steel build, same M7 Tip, same Finless Tip heat-transfer reduction, same Adjust-a-Bowl, same zigzag adjustable airport, same 0.1g chamber. The XL version has a longer stem, which gives the vapour more time and surface area to cool before reaching the mouthpiece. The result is noticeably smoother, less harsh draws at higher temperatures. Pick the standard M7 for maximum portability, the M7 XL for cooler vapour.
The G3 is the easiest entry point. It’s the cheapest, the smallest, and ships as a complete kit with a torch lighter in the box, so there’s nothing else to buy. If you want a slightly larger chamber and a more pocket-resilient silicone stem, the B2 is the step up while still shipping with the DynaTorch included.
The M7 and M7 XL can be used with concentrates as well as dry herbs. The G3 and B2 are designed primarily for dry herb use. With any DynaVap, vapourising concentrates requires more careful heat control because of the lower vapourization temperatures involved.
DynaVap devices have effectively unlimited lifespans because there are no batteries or electronics to fail. Original M-series devices sold in 2015 are still in regular daily use today. The only consumables on the device are o-rings (cheap and easy to replace) and the CCD screen (cheap and easy to replace). Replace those occasionally and the device itself should outlast just about any battery-powered vaporizer on the market.
Slight. The first few sessions involve learning to listen for the click and develop a feel for how long to heat the cap. Most users have the basics down within a session or two. Heating too little gives weak vapour, heating too much can scorch the herb, and the click is the audible cue that you’re in the right window. Induction heaters (versus torches) reduce the learning curve significantly because they apply more even heat for a more consistent click timing.
Yes. All DynaVap devices ship with the manufacturer’s warranty, handled through Evertree as the authorised UK retailer. Given there are no batteries or electronics to fail, warranty claims on DynaVap devices are unusually rare, which is part of why so many longtime users still own and use the same device years after purchase.
Royal Mail tracked 48-hour delivery comes free on every UK DynaVap order over £59. The M7, M7 XL each qualify on their own (over the £59 minimum), while the G3 and B2 qualifies automatically when paired with any other item or two from the site. Paid next-day is available at checkout, and we hold the full DynaVap spares and accessories range (caps, screens, condensers, o-rings, torches, induction heaters) alongside the devices.
|
Uploaded
Failed
|
![]() |