Medium
"Super light but once the cartridge is screwed in you have to use it quickly because it doesn't hold pressure it empties the claper malfunctions I think".
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The LEZYNE Trigger Drive Black CO2 inflator is a high-performance, compact CO2 inflator that slips easily into a saddle bag or jersey pocket.
Solidly built with a 100% CNC-machined aluminium construction, this inflator features a trigger mechanism for easy and precise inflation.
It is equipped with a dual head that screws directly onto Presta and Schrader valves. Only compatible with 16-gram threaded CO2 cartridges, it is supplied with an anti-freeze coating to protect hands during inflation.
Ref: 7970442674342
Trigger operation
Compatible with Presta and Schrader valves
Flow Control : Yes
Cartridge Protection : Fabric
Bike Mount : Not Included
Cartridge Type : Threaded
Product Type : CO2 Inflator + Cartridge
Cartridge Volume : 16 g
Overall rating: 4.25 / 5 from 4 reviews.
Review topics: ["risk", "works"].
"Super light but once the cartridge is screwed in you have to use it quickly because it doesn't hold pressure it empties the claper malfunctions I think".
"Perfect, works great! Remember to cover the cartridge as it can get very cold."
"Perfect for dispensing with a hand pump; simple and precise thanks to the control trigger. The disadvantage compared to the pump is the "single use" aspect due to the cartridge. I would prefer this method of repair on relatively short rides (less risk of multiple punctures) or in cold weather when numb fingers risk getting stuck in the pump (experienced!)."
"This kit lives up to its name, CO2 pump, this is an inflator simply to replace a manual pump but beware to those who ride tubeless, this kit does not allow you to slam a 29x2. 10 tire in a notubes rim, even with 25g cartridges I tested, impossible, even if you remove the valve shell, so if you get a puncture in the mountains and with bad luck the tire has come off the rim, if you don't have an inner tube with you, you'll walk home! it's as simple as that. One more effort from the manufacturers and we'll be able to go on adventures without tubes :-)".