It all depends on what you're miking to be honest. Neither a dynamic mic or condenser mic are better than any other, rather each will be better in certain recording situations.
Some dynamic mics, such as the Shure SM7B, work exceptionally well close-miking vocals in untreated rooms, because their low sensitivity picks up little more than the subject. This characteristic makes them a favourite with amateur podcasters and singers.
Dynamic microphones are available with any polar pattern except bidirectional, but unfortunately, unlike some condensers, the patterns are fixed rather than switchable. The vast majority are cardioid or tighter, but omnis and figure-8s are also popular.