Asura16 Gram CO2 Threaded Cartridges

Truly good price.

These work great for mini kegs and they're practically 1/3 of the price of any other brand I've found on amazon. Co2 does NOT prime your beer, however, only pressurizes the keg to get beer out of the tap. I prime 5 gallons of beer at a time and bottle into 1 gallon carboys. After a few weeks of carbonating, I add a gallon at a time to my refrigerator. Once it's chilled, I siphon the beer into a 1 gal mini keg with a faucet tap and co2 regulator. These cartridges work great with only 5 lbs of pressure. As long as I'm not wasteful, 1 cartridge can last between 2 gallons of beer. I highly recommend this product!

This was a great value and worked as expected

These are a great buy for the money. I use these for my bike inflators. Consider the cost factor. At a bike shop you can pay about $2.50+ for one co2 cartridge. That means you spend that much to fill your tire on the road when you change your flat plus the price of the tube. These co2 cartridges work out to be less than a $1. Much better buy

My second package of these. The first box worked flawlessly, threads were perfect and fit in my PDW shiney object inflator perfectly. Now that I am a proud owner of a fat bike, it was even more important that I get the 16 gram ones...such high volume tires takes 2 of them, but it is SO worth it in the case of a flat....and a little less then a buck each makes it worth it even more.

Can you say "beer growler keg"? Yep! Thats the ticket. One cartridge charges up a couple of refills! Not sure how this saves me from actually pouring a beer, since I sometimes have to charge with one hand while "pouring" with the other, but did I say that pouring keg style looks boss?

50 16g threaded cartridges for $50 is about 1/2 the price of most competitors. This is about right, because a large number of them are defective. The threading was inconsistent, wrong or failed on more than a few cartridges.The quality control is non-existent.If you remember to bring a few CO2s wherever you go, you should be fine, but you can't rely on grabbing a single CO2 and having it actually work and fit correctly.I can't have such inconsistency for my purposes, so I'm not buying these again.

I have used with one flat on a road bike tire. Worked as good as Co2 that costs 3 bucks a piece. Should last a long time since there are thirty.