Innovations Microflate Nano CO2 Inflator

I really like Innovations C02 inflator because its simple and easy to use. I have 2 and they have been really durable- going on 5 plus years, with one in each of my road and mtn bike repair kits. They are small and have no moving parts so they are less likely to break and don't take up much room.

Nobody wants to stop mid ride for a flat. Changing a punctured tube on a ride just isn't fun. This little guy will make your like so much easier. It's less fun if your inflator's valve is stuck open. This inflator is simple to use. With no moving parts there is no chance of a valve being stuck open. Trust me, I've discovered this with the spring loaded type inflators. Once punctured and your precious CO2 is blasting away, all you can do is drop it to the ground and hope you have more CO2.
Go easy when you untwist to release the CO2 and you have more than enough control of the flow. I know you're rushed but you don't want to slip a bead on that tire after your hard work.

For a culture collectively obsessed with grams, we seem strangely willing to put up with heavy, complicated mechanisms for CO2 inflation. Ditch the spring-loaded, trigger-operated nonsense and go minimal.

What's not to love? It's super small and packs away so you barely notice that it's there, but if you run into a flat you've got a quick fix ready to go! Easy to snag a few replacements and you're set to hit the trails.

If you need a fast recovery from a flat, this small CO2 container is just the ticket. The head unit is super easy to use and it will get you to your destination in a flash!

It's ultra-light, ultra-functional, and everyone that sees me use it ultimately ends up buying one. This will be the best $15 you've spent, I promise. A must need bike accessory that works better than anything out there.

It's a simple, no nonsense CO2 inflator. Gets the job done!

This inflator is is lightweight and compact. It works very well and for the money I don't think you can find anything better. When pulling a trail fix the last thing you want is complications. You won't find anything on this inflator that is complicated. Simply twist it on to the cartridge, attach it to the valve stem, and release the CO2. If the cartridge you are using holds more CO2 than is needed for your tire just throw it back in your pack and save it until you need to top off. Basically buy it and forget it is there until you need it.

It's low cost, small, works great, is adjustable-what more do you need in an inflator? What I really like is the adjustability built in so simply in this unit. Ii like to put in a small puff of air and make sure the tube is completely inside the tire to prevent pinch flats and this inflator allows that. Only drawback is that it only uses threaded cartridges. They cost more, which is not the big issue-it's when you need another cartridge and your fellow riders only have non-threaded. Just be sure you carry two cartridges with you at all times.

This inflator is teenie, and about as simple as they get. As a result, it's always with me, and always works. What more could you ask for?

This is no-frills, even though they made it more colorful a couple years ago. The smallest, lightest chuck, it leaves room in your minimal pack for other critical items. (Like an extra cartridge.) This little part is all-business and highly reliable.



Operation couldn't be easier: crank it down onto a threaded cartridge, then turn the cartridge to the left to release flow of CO2 into the tube. Tighten to the right to stop.

Been using these since their introduction and they've sure saved time, arms, friends and embarrassment from using all those colorful four letter words when using a pump in the middle of a ride. I always carry two Co2 cartridges along with the Nano.