Design and Portability:

The Go SRT is designed around portability. Its stem is stored inside the body with only the tip exposed, and the magnetic top helps cover and protect the loaded area when not in use. This creates a cleaner overall profile and reduces the exposed-glass feel common to some larger glass-stem devices.

Heating System:

The Go SRT uses a convection-dominant hybrid heating system. In practical terms, heated air does most of the extraction while the surrounding warmed materials also contribute to the session. This style is commonly associated with efficient extraction, consistent vapor production, and a familiar Arizer-style glass vapor path.

How the Loading System Works:

Like other Arizer glass-stem devices, the dry herb is loaded into the glass stem rather than directly into the chamber itself. The loaded stem is then inserted into the device so the chamber can heat the glass and pass hot air through the material during inhalation. This separates the herb from direct contact with the main chamber and keeps the loading method consistent with Arizer’s stem-based design style.

Go Shells Dosing System:

The Go SRT also supports Arizer’s Go Shell system (Not included in the box), which is an optional capsule-style loading method. The shell holds the herb separately and can be inserted using the included grip accessory. This gives users a second way to prepare and swap loads, and it also changes which stem style is used, since the standard cup-style stem and the shell system are not used in the same way.

Water Pipe Adapter Compatibility:

The included 14mm water pipe adapter expands the Go SRT for glass-compatible setups. The WPA is intended for use with the Shell system rather than the regular cup-style stem, which is useful to note when choosing between the two loading styles.

Interface and Presets:

The interface is built around three customizable presets. Users can set temperature and session duration for each preset, allowing the device to be configured for short heat bursts or longer sessions. The display also shows heat-up progress and remaining session time, helping make the device more straightforward to monitor during use.

Session Style Options:

One of the more flexible parts of the Go SRT is its adjustable session length. Shorter preset times can be used for quick on-demand style heating, while longer settings keep heat engaged for a more traditional session format. This gives the device a wider range of use styles without changing hardware.

Compatibility Notes:

The Go SRT uses its own stem size and loading format. Its stems are not interchangeable with Solo 3 stems, even though the devices share some similarities in interface and overall heating style. The Go SRT also supports Go Shells, while the Solo 3 does not use that same system.

 

What Makes the Go SRT Different:

• Concealed stem design: The stem stores inside the body for easier transport and less exposed glass.
• Go Shell compatibility: Supports Arizer’s newer capsule-style loading system for alternate prep and swapping.
• Preset-based control: Three customizable presets let users save preferred temperature and timing combinations.
• Flexible session timing: Can be configured for very short bursts or longer session use.
• Included WPA setup: Comes with a 14mm water pipe adapter for compatible glass use.

Best Fit For:

• Portable-focused users: Best suited to shoppers who want a more compact Arizer format.
• Dry herb users: Designed specifically around dry herb use and glass-stem loading.
• Users who want two loading styles: Works with both the standard stem approach and the Go Shell system.
• Preset-based use: Useful for people who want saved settings instead of adjusting each session manually.

Who It’s For:

• Arizer fans who want more portability: A smaller, more carry-friendly option than larger glass-stem models.
• Users who like capsule systems: The Go Shell format adds an alternative loading method.
• Buyers choosing between compactness and capacity: Better suited to portability-focused use than larger-format stem options.

 

What’s In the Box?

• 1 × Go SRT Unit
• 1 × Go Shell (installed)
• 1 × Go Shell Grip
• 1 × Go Glass Aroma Tube
• 1 × Go Mouthpiece
• 1 × Go WPA (14mm Water Pipe Adapter)
• 1 × On The Go Cap
• 2 × Go Stem Caps
• 5 × Go Filter Screens (4-pack + 1 installed)
• 2 × Go PVC Travel Tubes with Cap
• 1 × PVC Travel Tube with Cap (90mm)
• 1 × Stainless Steel Stirring Tool
• 1 × Cleaning Brush
• 1 × USB-C to USB-C Cable
• 1 × Operating Instructions

FAQs:

• What is the Arizer Go SRT compatible with? It is designed for dry herb use.
• Does the Go SRT use glass stems? Yes, it uses a glass aroma tube system as part of its loading and vapor path design.
• Can it use dosing capsules? Yes, it supports Arizer’s Go Shell system.
• Are Solo 3 stems compatible with the Go SRT? No, the stems are not interchangeable.
• Does it support water pipe use? Yes, the kit includes a 14mm water pipe adapter.
• Can it be used for short or long sessions?Yes, the presets can be adjusted for short on-demand style heating or longer session-style use.

Total beginner? Read this

• What this device is: The Go SRT is a portable dry herb vaporizer, which means it is made to heat dry herb material instead of burning it.
• How it is loaded: The material goes into a glass stem or Go Shell system, not loosely into the chamber.
• Why the glass stem matters: The glass path is part of Arizer’s overall design and separates the load from the main chamber area.
• What Go Shells are: Go Shells are small capsule-style inserts that let users prepare and swap loads in a different way than the standard stem.
• What makes this model stand out: Its main difference is the more pocket-friendly body with a concealed stem and magnetic top.