Grenco Science and heavy-hitter Mike Tyson have joined forces to pack a punch in the cannabis vaporization game with the TYSON 2.0 x G Pen Dash. This portable dry herb vaporizer is a one-two combination of G Pen’s signature technology and TYSON 2.0’s legendary brand identity. Pre-programmed with 3 temperature settings, plus session mode with automatic shut-off, TYSON 2.0 x G Pen Dash is engineered to deliver an intuitive and satisfying experience that will have consumers feeling like champions. With a glass-glazed stainless steel heating chamber and an integrated air path, TYSON 2.0 x G Pen Dash rules the ring with flavorful and powerful puffs. Additional features include haptic feedback, pass-through charging, a 950mAh battery, and a packing tool with keychain. This complete package comes with a 1-year warranty. Fans of cannabis and boxing alike will be eager to get their gloves on this knockout of a product.
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