New 10 lb. Aluminum CO2 Cylinder with CGA320 Valve

This is a quality piece of equipment. I'm using it for airing up my tires on our Jeep after off roading. I've had the junk 12V compressors and they get seriously hot and are seriously SLOW. So, I thought I'd try this CO2 system as a change. I should have done it a long time ago. The 12V compressors would take in excess of 3 minutes to air up one of my 315 x 70 x 17 tires. This CO2 system takes right at 45 seconds to fill from 10 psi. trail pressure to 30 psi. street pressure. So far, I've filled all four of them twice and, I think I've got about a 1/2 tank left. In our area, it cost me right at $12.88 (total) to fill this 10 lb. unit and, they do it while you wait. Not bad! I think I just might pickup another 10 lb. tank as a reserve. I've also created a way to use this tank in the HORIZONTAL position as well as the VERTICAL position. That way, I keep it tucked away under a shelf in the Jeep and, when it comes time to air up, just pop on the hose and, go fill, works outstanding. SR

This is a nice tank and it is a great size for our soda stream connection. We bought it to use instead of smaller soda stream canisters. The only issue we’ve found (not sure if this is related to the tank) is that we have to put the soda stream on the highest level in order to get a decent amount of bubbles of the co2. It’s not a big issue. It also could be the hoses (were not sure) but that’s a quirk we had to figure out.

Perfect new 10lb CO2 tank at a great price and with a hydro date within the last 3 months. So the new tank is really new! Thanks.

I have been using this tank with my sodastream for a few weeks now. No problems at all. Looks good in the kitchen. Seems like quality all around.

Be aware that this tank does not come certified, you will have to pay for it to be pressure tested before you can have it filled. This cost me $29 locally in TN. Your area may differ. It also cost me $26 to fill it up with CO2 just so you know. This tank is DOT stamped so it is legal to travel with in a vehicle.

First, I'm in California (CA) and they shipped one to me June 2020 even though it says they don't ship to CA...so go figure? It's a cheap 10lb CO2 tank that works. If you have a 5lb tank, it's very similar in size/shape, except the base diameter is larger. Just imagine the 5lb tank getting proportionally larger. I was hoping it was the same diameter base as the 5lb tank, but taller. I'm not going to take away any stars for that of course, but it's a good to know thing. I purchased a kegerator that had a CO2 rack that sat on the back of the fridge to hold the 5lb tank. This does not fit in that same rack.

Seems to be a good quality build. The only thing is I would suggest you research a place to have it filled first. A lot of places only swap out tanks. The old rusty steel tanks made my beer have an off taste. Luckily my local welder supply will fill it for me.

I purchased this tank to have it filled with co2 to use on a hacked Soda Stream machine. Hacked being you simply buy a really good hose that goes from this tank to the Soda Stream connection. Works great. Brand new tank.