More Control, More Even Heat, and Presets That Match Your Concentrate

September 7, 2026

More Control, More Even Heat, and Presets That Match Your Concentrate

The Pyra Adapter

The Pyra Dab Adapter is built for users who prefer concentrates and want the same platform behavior as the rest of the Slyder Pro: consistent control, repeatable setups, and settings that carry from one session to the next. It does three things that change how a session runs, and one thing it deliberately does not do.

Pyra Dab Adapter beside Slyder Pro

Heat from the base and the walls

Many dab setups heat from a single point, so one spot in the chamber runs hotter than the rest. Pyra heats from two zones, the base and the walls, which keeps the temperature closer to your target across the whole chamber instead of only where the concentrate touches the bottom.

The result is a session that holds a range instead of jumping around inside it.

Pyra Dab Adapter with its chamber coming off

Real-time temperature control

Temperature is handled by AETHERM™, the Slyder Pro's temperature control system. The Pyra Dab Adapter gives you direct access to it while a session is running, so you can raise or lower the target mid-session instead of committing to one number up front. That matters because concentrates differ in consistency and in how they respond to heat.

You are not locked into your starting temperature. You can steer the session while it runs.

A session can run up to three phases, each with its own temperature and time, and you can raise or lower the temperature while it runs.

Presets built around concentrate type

Manual control is useful, but most people do not want to rebuild their setup every time. Once you define the base setup and the type of compound you are using, such as wax, shatter or crumble, you can save it and load it again. Your starting point is the same every session.

That cuts setup time and gives you a baseline to return to instead of starting from guesswork.

Pick wax, shatter, crumble, budder or live rosin and Pyra starts from a temperature made for that texture, from 500 °F for live rosin to about 555 °F for shatter.

Slyder Pro with the Pyra Dab Adapter in Dab Mode, set for wax

What Pyra estimates, and what it can't

Pyra estimates mg too, but more roughly. It has no way to tell when you inhale, so it counts the full heating time of each phase, 20 to 40 seconds. Treat the number as a loose reference. With carts, Slyder Pro senses each inhale, so its estimate is closer. Temperature, session timing and presets still give you a setup you can repeat.

The Pyra Dab Adapter makes sessions more controlled and more repeatable through:

  • Heat from the base and the walls, so the chamber warms evenly instead of at a single point.
  • Temperature you can change during the session, not only before it starts.
  • A saved starting point per concentrate type, so setup does not restart from scratch.
  • A rough mg estimate, counted over the full heating time.

For what low, medium and high temperatures do to a dab, see our guide to the best temperature for dabs.

Same platform, different format. A session you can tune while it runs and repeat the next time.

Published by the Slyder Team

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