Champro Dual Action Pump Gauge 10 Inch Review

The ONLY thing that seems ill thought out about this design is the hose clamps as they are not attached to either the hose or the pump. I think they should be attached to the pump. The needle is located in the pump handle under a small rubber stopper. This protects the needle and keeps it in a comfortable place. The gauge is fairly accurate - measured in pounds per square inch in one pound increments. I highly recommend this product. I use it for soccer balls.

I like this pump. Small, compact and complete with a sturdy needle stored right in the handle! The side exit hose design is by far the easiest to use and makes the most sense. The pump itself is metal with a reinforced hose and metal fittings. Feels solid and confident with no leaks (but time will tell). I also bought some water volleyballs and am very happy to have this sensor. The detachable tube is stored straight on the side, which also makes it easy to deflate the balls for better storage,

Longtime coach, U5 - U16. The body of the pump itself is metal which is great and pumps the ball better than many of my other pumps. I love the pressure gauge, but I recommend comparing it to a real pressure gauge so you know where to pump too. I took a felt tip pen and marked a soccer ball for my personal use. The reason for the 3 stars is simply that this pump has a tendency to crack/break at the gauge threads on the top of the pump. The sensor and threads are plastic, which I think is a…

I just received the product and have only used it a couple of times so I can't speak to its durability but it's pretty much what I was looking for. Pros Compact and very light - fits in my football bag Easy to read pressure gauge allows me to inflate accurately Dual action pump allowed me to inflate a perfectly flat football grip quickly and easily Cons No deflation valve for inflated balls (not a big problem as the gauge helps to avoid this problem) It took me a while to find the hidden needle

My family used this pump to inflate soccer balls. My kids play club soccer so the pump often travels to practice and games hidden in one of the kids soccer bags. But as other reviewers have said, the pump gauge. where it meets the pump housing. breaks easily. How very, very simple. I'm not trying to be nice words. I tried to hold the gauge/tube on my body; Wrap it with tape: useless. I'm currently trying B7000 glue (something like a very strong model glue used to reseal the back of refurbished…

I have bought 3 ball pumps over the last few years and none of them have been very good. They all had gauges, which I like, but the pumps quickly fell apart, jammed, or worst of all, the last one I bought was losing air faster than I could fit it in the ball. This one is metal and appears to be much more durable. The work is very smooth and does not leak at all. The bore is smaller than most pumps and I thought it would add air slowly, but it pumps so smoothly (and even adds some air on the…