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Unlike those all-or-nothing CO2 pumps, the Innovations Proflate 16 Inflator uses an extending gauge to show air pressure and a trigger to help you start and stop inflating your tire. This compact pump uses non-threaded CO2 cartridges and works with both Presta and Schrader valves.
Bottom Line: The CO2 pump that actually allows control.
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I have one of these and after the first use, the cartridge was
I have one of these and after the first use, the cartridge was stuck. It's been hanging around my dining room table for nearly a month now - no improvement. Any advice?
By: sar3043998
May 16, 2009
Unscrew the green part and pull the cartridge off. I obviously don't understand the problem. Can you explain better?
By: Randy Sherwood
May 20, 2009
Unscrew the green part and pull the cartridge off. I obviously don't understand the problem. Can you explain better?
By: Randy Sherwood
May 20, 2009
Awesome Pump
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Randy Sherwood
May 20, 2009
I bought this specifically because you can use the cheap Walmart co2 cartridges with it. They are only 12g, but seem to work fine with my road tires. One cartridge gets my tire up to about 90 lbs which is a little better than I can do with the frame pump I carry with me.(and a lot less work) The Walmart Cartridges are about 60 cents each in a case of 15.
Will this be sufficient for a 2.2 mountain bike tire?
Will this be sufficient for a 2.2 mountain bike tire?
By: skippymon1149548
July 29, 2008
It depends what PSI you'd like to get up to. I usually use 2x12g cartridges for my 2.3 tires, and get the pressure up nice and high.
By: Matt Fuller
July 29, 2008
Nice product!
By:
pugetmarco
May 27, 2009
Nicely designed tire inflator. It holds your cylinder inverted until you're ready to use it, so it will sit in your saddle bag without fear of discharge until you decide you need it.
I just came back from a weekend of riding, including a flat. The Innovations Proflate worked like a charm. Just what a rider needs when he/she wants to fix a flat efficiently and get back on the road!
What kind of cartridges this pump uses? Where it can be buy?
What kind of cartridges this pump uses? Where it can be buy? What is capacity of one cartrige?
By: valeriy_bi2226159
May 21, 2008
from their website:"Works with 16 gram Genuine Innovations non-threaded CO2 cartridges only. Comes with one 16 gram non threaded CO2 cartridge."
By: jgelley
June 5, 2008
I buy the paintball co2 cartridges from Walmart. They work great. One gets my tire up to about 90 lbs.
By: Randy Sherwood
May 20, 2009
Not bad...not great
By:
Connor Stallings
September 26, 2008
It will fill your tube... maybe. I had a flat slipped in the cartridge and went to town. It got to the point where the pressure in the tube (most likely around 70?) was keeping the air out, and the pressure in the canister wasn't great enough to continue inflating. If it were me I would save the money and get a simpler, threaded system. Recap: Good if you dont mind riding home on a low tire
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I bought this specifically because you can use the cheap Walmart co2 cartridges with it. They are only 12g, but seem to work fine with my road tires. One more...
Nice product!
Nicely designed tire inflator. It holds your cylinder inverted until you're ready to use it, so it will sit in your saddle bag without fear of discharge more...
- Type:
- CO2
- Inflate / Deflate:
- No
- Hose Length:
- N / A
- Dimensions:
- 5.3 x 2in (14 x 5cm)
- Recommended Use:
- Road biking
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year