Started leaking after the 3rd bottle change. Noticed it depleting sooner than the first and when I tried screwing on the new bottle it massively leaked out of the small hole on the side Read more

Fits perfectly for adapter for sodastream Read more

Bought this for a soda stream cylinder and it's been working great. Good value for the quality and easy to install. Only down side is the o-ring will break if you remove it form the regular but east fix with another o-ring. Read more

Not much to review here except to say that it works as intended. I used this adapter with a FZONE mini regulator so that I can use Sodastream bottles with my planted aquarium setup. The only thing to be aware of is that the inner push pin is a bit too long so you have to be quick and intentional when screwing in the Sodastream bottle or you will release a bunch of Co2. It was a bit jarring at first because the Co2 blasted in my face (pause) but just keep screwing in and you'll be fine. Read more

EDIT: After reviewing the FZONE listing again, I realized I have this screwed directly into the CGA320 adapter (how that regulator comes default) and NOT the paintball adapter. That is why I had to remove the needle valve from this adapter. I'm not leaking, and it's working, so I'm keeping it this way. I had assumed CGA320 and paintball threads were different, so when it screwed right into the CGA320 fitting I thought the paintball adapter was the adapter that was on there by default. If you use the RIGHT adapter on the FZONE, you don't need to remove the needle valve from product. So, the below is just for people with only a CGA320 fitting on their regulator. This product WILL work with them. CGA320 fitting instructions: There is one problem, you have to remove the needle valve from this adapter to get it to work with the FZONE Mini C02 regulator (EDIT: CGA320 only). It's easy, as long as you have a pair of snap ring plyers. You can get them from auto parts stores for like $5. The FZONE Mini regulator (CGA320) doesn't have any way to depress the needle valve in the top of this adapter. I considered, and at first attempted, to just file slots in the needle valve, but then I noticed two small depressions in the bottom of the valve, and grabbed my snap ring plyers instead. Sure enough, the whole valve screws out from the bottom. Easy as pie. Then you just take the needle and the spring out, and screw the base back in. Make sure you use two wrenches to get the adapter and the regulator screwed together tightly, and then screw the whole thing onto the soda stream bottle. On the last twist, it opens the bottle and you have pressure! I'm running one bubble per second at about 50 psi right now. For anyone else doing this, I'll report back on how long the soda stream bottle lasts. Read more

Passt endlich super als Adapter für die Paintball. Read more