💨 Inflate your safety, deflate your worries!
Restube CO2 Replacement Cartridges come in a convenient 2-pack of 16g inflators, universally compatible with all Restube swim buoys. Engineered to be 100% saltwater-proof and compliant with DIN EN ISO 12402-7 standards, these cartridges ensure reliable buoyancy aid in any water environment. Compact and airline-approved, they’re the perfect travel companion for water sports enthusiasts who prioritize safety and preparedness.
Size | 2-Pack |
Color | 2-Count |
Brand | restube |
Material | metal, CO2 |
Product Dimensions | 160.63"L x 3.54"W |
Item Weight | 118 Grams |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Global Trade Identification Number | 04260329280019 |
Item Form | Cylindrical |
Manufacturer | Restube GmbH |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 4.09 x 2.83 x 0.98 inches |
Package Weight | 0.12 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 160.63 x 3.54 x 0.1 inches |
Brand Name | restube |
Warranty Description | Lifetime |
Model Name | Bombona Co2 de Recambio Para Boya Inflable de Un Sólo Uso |
Suggested Users | unisex_adult |
Part Number | RA-00101-P2 |
Model Year | 2018 |
Style | Spare CO2 Cylinder for Single Use Inflatable Buoy |
Included Components | 2 x CO2 Replacement Cartridge |
Sport Type | Water Sports, Canoeing, Paddleboarding, Swimming, Windsurfing |
W**A
Loving my life vest
I always found the orange original life vests are uncomfortable to where fishing on the river where I'm supposed to wear one at all times. This one is lightweight, comfortable and give you reassurance that your safe.
K**N
TSA thought there was explosive residue on these???
We purchased these and took them with us to the airport along with our Restubes, for a trip to Hawaii. The TSA pulled us aside because the TSA agents are incompetent and don't know their own published regulations. They just see CO2 cartridges and pull you aside. However, the real issue is that they ran their explosive residue swab test on these cartridges and the test came back problematic on one set of them, but not the other set (not sure if positive or inconclusive). The agent was confused and didn't know what to do. He walked around to waste time and then finally called the explosive expert at the airport. The explosive expert came and took one look at the cartridges and said they are ok. And finally, after 1 hour, we were allowed to proceed forward to the gate.So, the problem is that the manufacturer uses some kind of process during the manufacture of these cartridges that leaves residue behind to fool the airport explosives test machines. This is gross negligence by the manufacturer that causes seriously annoying problems for customers. They should be competent enough to clean the cartridges at the factory so this doesn't happen, especially considering customers will want to travel to their vacation destinations with these through airports and nobody wants this kind of inconvenience.
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