Review on 🚲 High Pressure Bicycle Tire Hand Pump - LEZYNE Pressure Drive, 120psi, Presta & Schrader, ABS Flex Hose, Compact Bike Pump by Mike Robinson

I'm so glad I found this product. It really "worked", but with difficulty - I was able to inflate my patched tubes enough to get back on the road, but it took forever and I was never able to get them up to the recommended PSI. decided to see what the novelty is. I was excited to learn about Lezyne's offerings as I've been very impressed with their pedal wrench recently. In use, the pump is very efficient. You don't need a ridiculous amount of strength to control it. You *will* get a workout from all the reps you do with this guy, but it's part of the tradeoff between max pressure and max volume, and it's not that bad. I can get decent PSI on my road bike tires, which wasn't possible even with my last pump. The pump I bought is the "small" version because judging by the measurements it seemed to fit in my emergency saddlebag. . It does. The hair, less than 7.5 inches long and just under 1 inch in diameter, looks like a slightly oversized cigar. A mount is included (which can be placed next to the water bottle holder) but you might not even need it. The device is small enough to fit in a jersey pocket. How nice it is to touch something made of metal. The pump gives the impression of a quality product, and it is. Perhaps the smartest design element is the reversible Presta/Shreder tube, which tucks away inside the pump body when not in use. You screw it onto the pump when you want to use it, which gives you a lot more breathing room than most rigid pumps that glue directly to the valve. The flexible hose allows me to position the pump in the optimal position for pumping while attached to the bike. I don't know how much it weighs, but the general answer is "not very much". It's definitely lighter than my last pump. Result? This is a really great product, really smart design and reasonable price. Take it.