Review on 🌬️ Sellution Paintball CO2 Tank Refill Adapter C02 Conversion - Polished Brass by Walter Velasquez

Delivery was about twice as fast as expected. So it was a pleasant surprise right away. I bought a 20 oz CO2 tank from Dick's Sporting Goods brand "JT". It costs about $30, but refilling only costs about $4. With this attachment, that's about $55 total. That means break even compared to Soda Stream tanks after 2-3 more refills and good savings in the long run. But you probably already know that; that's why you're here. The nozzle comes in a small soft envelope. The kit includes a small Allen key, receipt and URL sticker. (And a QR code for it, if that's easier.) Going there will download a short PDF with installation instructions. But it's actually quite simple. 1) Screw the nozzle onto the CO2 bottle. 2) When the valve pin (middle part with hole) is flush with the top part, you are done. If not, adjust it with the provided hex key. 3) Screw the tank + nozzle into the soda jet. I have the jet model and it fits as it should always. That's all. 30 seconds of work if you move slowly. And it carbonates perfectly, comparable to the speed I got with the official tank. So I am very satisfied. This reduces my costs per liter of sparkling water from 40 cents to 4 cents. (Now if only I could find a cheaper alternative to syrup.) I know Revain has other competing jets and I can't speak to them, but I'm very happy with my Sellution one.