Lightest tank...

[gothicel]

Ok, what is the lightest tank @ 88ci 4500 psi. I'm sick of lugging my heavy Crossfire 45ci 3000 psi all over the place.

[brett]

try the flatline

[Load SM5]

Are you wanting an adjustable or preset?

[gothicel]

Originally posted by Load SM5
Are you wanting an adjustable or preset?

I would think adjustable since it gives you a little more flexibility.

[Cliffio]

dynaflows are really light, since they have small aluminum regs but at the same time are adjustable

[RaV3n_Pa1ntba||]

Best choice would be a 45/4500 psi conquest (not good for mags though) or Dynaflow.

Preset ...and non-aluminum (although i dont think there are any) 45 4500 psi tank. Cept Turbo Max cause they blow. Pure Energy or Hyperflow.

[Load SM5]

I agree with Cliffo. My Dynaflow is disgustingly light. Centerflag also has some customer service equal to AGD.

So my vote is Dynaflow or Flatline.

[gothicel]

Quick Question

I took a look at the picture of the Dynaflow, Maxflow, and Flatline but I can't figure out how I would hook that up to my macroline. As of right now I have a screw-in tank, what would I have to get to let it hook up to my macroline?

[Load SM5]

Here you go. Just use a macroline fitting instead of the SS braided one. I recommend the Shocktech drop for the Dynaflow. It puts it in the perfect spot to shoulder the tank. At least for me...

[AutoMaggot]

The lightest tank in the industry is the Mac Dev Conquest... but muh 88/45 MaxFlow is wicked light...

[i-luv-my-rt]

Well max-flows are actually crazy heavy. Conquests are the lightest tank on the market. Conquests arent good on rt's b/c there on/off isnt snappy enough. I love my 68 conquest and think it is one of the best for the money. I would go with a conquest.

[zekewh]

Don't get an armaggedon air system. I own one (68/4500) and it is a BEAST. Very heavy. Doesn't bother me a bit and it is an excellent air system. If you want something light though, don't get this.