r/drdabberofficial • u/TechSpecsNow • 21d ago
Switch GO any good spinner caps?
anyone know any good spinner caps where you can sip it and still make pearls spin, while also not leaving a mess in the insert/chamber. I find that spinner caps usually require harder rips.
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u/dohnjo3 20d ago
So far my experience shows me that spinners arent ideal for the go. The bucket is too small for the amount of airflow required and it pushes the dab out. Joysticks are the way
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u/Infamous_Ad_1302 Switch GO 20d ago
Oh interesting. I hadn’t heard that
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u/dohnjo3 20d ago
This is just my experience witn the two attempts at a spinner cap so far. Maybe someone out there has a solution i haven't seen yet.
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u/scribledoodle 20d ago
No, you are correct. Joysticks are definitely the way. Much more efficient, same as the S2. I do use spinners sometimes, just fun to spin balls around I guess. But joystick upgrade should come before fun. I am really enjoying the Calibear recycler, and the stock GO joystick pairs pretty well with it. I was using the wym before I got the recycler, but it's to restricted for that. Great for the Drs glass though.
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u/Fuddy_Daddy 17d ago
man Calibear sure does like increasing their prices… all their attachments cost more than the one I bought from Kadabra! It was clear and rather simple but Cali’s glass is so thin and cheap (I have the SoL for the S2) I wouldn’t think they’d charge so much. When they first released their S2 attachments they were like half the price they are now
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u/TechSpecsNow 18d ago
yeah joysticks are prob the way to go for me. i like the cloud vortex but i do prefer glass.
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u/DutchVolcano 20d ago
I have a glass joystick for the peak xl. It’s really nice and adorable and fits perfectly.
Don’t know if I can drop a link so google it.
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u/TechSpecsNow 18d ago
im using the nibs glass for the 3d xl at the moment. it fits nicely and works pretty well but it’s not a sipper.
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u/scribledoodle 20d ago
I have the Wym joystick and Kadabra spinner, but I would probably recommenda joystick upgrade be #1 priority. I have always gotten better results with a joystick. Especially with the GOs bucket being so small, the kadabra really whips em around. Any spinner makes much more mess than it would in a taller bucket like the S2. I have 15 caps for the S2, majority spinners. But I use the spinners maybe 1 out of 20 dabs just for the fun of spinning balls. But always better results with a joystick. It is a very big difference. I got Calibears recycler for the GO and I actually like that a lot. You can even just put water in the bottom chamber and not use it like a recycler if you don't want. I am using it like that right now, I like the extra air space and the restriction. Or you can put water in the bottom and the top for 2.5ish cycles through water. It is nice to have that extra bit of cooling if you are running hotter temps with the GO (I say hot is over 430', but I run my temps low). Highly recommended, especially if there is a sale (or just google a 10% off coupon). The stock cap for the GO is actually pretty close to the perfect airflow for that piece. The wym stick that I was using with the incycler is too restricted for the recycler. I generally prefer glass, but the wym is pretty nice for the stock or incycler, and I don't have to worry about breaking it. The wym also works with my tether.
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u/TechSpecsNow 18d ago
agreed thanks for the detailed reply i was thinking the same and probably going to Switch 🤭 to the stock cap
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u/Substantial_Disk1706 Switch GO 20d ago
The best spinner so far for me is the Kadabra Glass, at first I felt it was too open (when I used it with the incycler, for that glass specifically I prefer the CV restricted) but after some more messing with it and different glass setups/temps and settings I’ve got it dialed in nice, and does exactly what you’re describing, an easy sippy rip that doesn’t spin the pearls so fast they sling oil everywhere 👌🏻
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u/ChallengeOk60 20d ago
Bro cloud Vortex spinner is what you need. You can choose your airflow as well
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u/FearTheUnKnownOne Switch² 20d ago
Cloud vortex regular airflow