Effortlessly Inflate Your Bike Tires With BriskMore CO2 Inflator And 12PCS X 16G CO2 Cartridges - Suitable For Presta And Schrader Valve, Ideal For All Mountain And Road Bicycles Review

I have only used this one time to date and it worked as it should. My four star rating is because I don't know about long term durability which is a top priority for me. Will it work flawlessly when I am 30 miles away from home next time? Too soon to say. I purchased this to replace a plastic inflator that exploded and left me stranded. Hopefully this model will stand up to jangling around in my seat bag and work when I need it.

Lightweight, very easy to use. Wouldn't hit trail without one unless you have a pump.Remember to close the valve after your first use! Don't be an idiot like me.

After years of using a mini pump, albeit a great and reliable mini pump, I decided to go for a CO2 inflator since my pump was only able to get me to 90 psi, which isn't too bad, but i'm a big rider and I was always worried about pinch flats, I won't ride less than 115 psi, so if I ever had a flat I wouldn't feel comfortable continuing my ride, so I would head back home. I researched a lot of inflators and read a lot of reviews, and this one seemed like a good choice. A 16g cartridge is supposed

Have used twice already for road side flats. Like how you can regulate the flow easily. I like to put a small amount of air in my tube before putting it on the rim. This makes that possible.

I have had to use this little tool twice now. The first was with a longer-stemmed Presta valve. The inflator tool, contrary to the seller's statement, does NOT screw down securely on a Presta valve. But, with a longer valve, I was able to get the tool down firmly on the valve, and inflate my rescue tube, enough to get home. (The pressure claimed reachable on a 700x23 tire is inaccurate. I got probably 70-80, and normally inflate to 100.)The second time I had to use this tool, however, was with…

It was just my second time riding with this inflator and a 16OZ cartridge from REi. My buddy ran over a nail and deflated his 33cm tires pretty much instantly, about 20mi from home. Inflating that with a pump would have been hell.Luckily I was carrying this inflator and couldn't wait to give it a shot. It worked like a charm. This thing comes with two important features. First you can shut the inflator so that when you screw your cartridge in, the air doesn't come out (less waste). Second you…

I'm always hesitant to buy 'no name' products on Best Buy but the positive reviews for this seemed to be written by actual cyclists rather than just generic product reviewers. And it turned out to be true, this 'Briskmore' brand CO2 inflator works great, a fact I got to test when a friend flatted on a ride just a couple weeks after receiving the unit.As others have noted this inflator has two key advantages: 1) a control valve that precisely controls flow and inflation rate into the tire, and…

Great product. Small and simple. Economical so I bought two one for my airbags on my truck and one formless our mountain bikes. Works on schraeder and presta valves with NO adaptor. Don’t loose the neoprene sieve for the tank. That tank gets real cold real quick.

I am not a review writer, if you are making a lousy product, good luck. Just about 4 years and 30k plus and not one flat. Ride Conti 4000, now 5000. I was over due and flatted. My old Co2 air chuck had no release control and did not thread onto Presta valve, 2 must have for fail proof inflation. Road home, started looking a new air chucks. Decided on BriskMore. First, this is a very fine piece of jewelry that also inflates tires perfectly. With the correct braided silver chain, would make a…

I'd had an issue with a BriskMore CO2 Inflator that became apparent well past the date of purchase. 'Amy' at BriskMore handled the problem very promptly; in fact, I'd received the replacement at my doorstep in only two days after initial contact. Inevitably I'll encounter a flat tire in too distant future. It's nice to know I'll have a functioning CO2 inflator for use instead of having to resort to a labor intensive mini pump I carry along on bikes as well.A 'Thumbs Up' for BriskMore.

Haven’t had to use this yet in an emergency, but tested it out on wife’s bike that had been sitting for several months. Like that I can control the flow with the nozzle.Hint: CO2 gets extremely cold when inflating the tire. Recommend getting a neoprene fitted sleeve.or as I did, cut the thumb off an old leather glove and put the cartridge in that.

I've used many CO2 inflator, they resulted in me getting strained for various reason, mainly damage to the PrestaShop valve itself. I often feel anxiety each time I had a flat tyre on the road. But, now I feel extremely confident that the the Briskmore will work each time the way it designed. I've use it twice the product us well made in design & function. Thanks Briskmore!

This little unit looks and functions well except for one tiny detail, the seal that comes installed is too loose for presta valves, needs a thicker seal which while included I could find no way to fit, so am returning. Going to stick to more known Cycling brands from now on.

This product had good reviews and was not the cheapest, so figured it would be good to go. Our NICA team purchased one for each kid on our team, (11 total), and not a single one worked right. They all blew out the ribber internal ring the first time we tried to use them. Complete waste of money.

works well. Secures easily onto the bike valve. Easy to attach the co2 cartridge. Very little leaking. However for some reason I always end up with some left over co2 in the cartridge that comes out when I disconnect from the tire.

A riding buddy had this with him and let me borrow it when my own CO2 inflator was not working well. It was a game changer! Works first time, every time.After that I bought two (one for each of my bikes).

This bicycle tire CO2 inflator has two essential features. Firstly, it has a control valve that lets you easily control how much/little CO2 you put into the tire. When used with inner tubes, this allows you to put a little pressure in the inner tube before seating it (to prevent a pinch flat) and then precisely control how much final pressure you put into the tire. You can even save the unused CO2 for later use. Secondly, it securely screws onto the inner tube valve at any angle. I've used it…

I've used this twice on the road. It worked great each time. I didn't hear or see any leaks during the inflation.I read online instructions. I might have even seen a youtube video. I, of course, tested it out once in the comfort of my garage so I could verify I knew what I was doing, since you only get one shot using the cartridge. Doing it on the road for the first time adds risk of a mistake.The tool screwed on fine to my presta valve. If the tool runs into the rim when you screw it on, it is

You gotta really tighten the cartirage on super tight to get a good puncture. Other than that, it works pretty good. One16 gram CO2 fills my 27.5x2.35 tubes to 22 PSI as advertised

As a mountain biker of over 20 years I've owned a number of Co2 inflators. Simplicity is the best design when it comes to an inflator: Simply screw the cartridge in one side and have the other side be a rubber seal that presses against the presta valve stem. Puncture the Co2 cartridge and fill the tire - it should be that easy.This inflator is overly complex and has several flaws. First off it requires one to screw on the inflator to the valve stem. When you're hot and sweaty and on the trail…