Portland Design Works
Shiny Object CO2 Inflator head only

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Portland Design Works Shiny Object CO2 Inflator *head only*

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Portland Design Works offers an oh-so-shiny Alloy CO2 Inflator with excellent pressure control and durability.

Alloy body with control knob to regulate rate at which CO2 is released
Optional stitched leather sleeve is vegetable tanned and died with natural oils and waxes
Fits Presta and Schrader valves
16g CO2 cartridge included

Specifications

Cartridge Type

Threaded

UPC

812938010026

MPN

002

Tree Fort ID:

333222362696

Review Summary

LIKES

Compact (2),

Easy To Use (2)

WORKS FOR

Mountain Biking (2),

Road Biking (1)

DISLIKES

Leaks (1),

Cartridge Install (1)

4.0 GEARS
2 reviews

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Customer Reviews

June 18, 2016

reviewed by: dplessas

I've been cycling for many years and have tried various Inflator's. This one is the best I've found. Easy to use, and store in your bike bag. Never leaks. NOTE: Just be sure the valve is in the "closed position" before screwing on you C02.

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Summed up: Best C02 Infiltrator I've used!

Yes, I would recomend this to a friend.

Likes: Compact, Easy To Use

Works for: Mountain Biking, Road Biking

October 26, 2011

reviewed by: z28fast1

Takes some getting use to (after wasting 2-3 co2 cartridges.) You have to find the "sweet spot" on the control valve(open-close valve) when screwing in the CO2 or else it will leak as you screw it in.