🚲 LEZYNE Pocket Drive HP Bicycle Hand Pump: High Pressure 160 PSI, Presta & Schrader Compatible for Compact Bikes, CNC Aluminum Construction, Durable ABS Flex Hose – Efficient Bike Tire Pump Review

This is a great pump to carry around in your tool bag. It's about the size of 1.5 CO2 canisters end to end and is very reliable. The threaded portion of the valve stem provides a good seal and efficient airflow in unstable conditions. I've used this a few times for group rides when there was no more CO2 - works great for higher pressure tires. It also has an exhaust valve to release a small amount of air. This is especially useful for mountain bikes and gravel bikes transitioning between trail…

I love this little thing. It fits in my 5L backpack with a bunch of other gadgets. It does what it's supposed to, it just takes time. I have 2.8 inch tubeless mountain bike tires and can pump them up a good 200 times before hitting 25psi. Inflating is not difficult, you only need 3-7 minutes for each tire. This should NOT be your only pump, but it's a must have when I hit the trails. If you get stuck, 5 minutes to inflate a tire is nothing compared to going back to the trailhead. It is made of…

I've had several occasions to use this pump angrily and it works very well. It's hard to find a tiny pump that fits in a saddlebag but can also push your tire to over 80psi so you don't hobble home after your ride. This works very well as long as your valve cores are very tight. Otherwise, when unscrewing the pump hose, the valve insert will be pulled out. I've had this 3 times in a row with a friend's whistle when I stopped to help him on the side of the road. I am now packing a valve core…

First impressions are good, it's more compact (-1.5" at 6") and lighter (-20g at 77g taped) than my push actuator. Although this pump loses a star due to the inherent disadvantage of Lezyne pumps of unscrewing the valve stem when the pump hose is removed, I'm willing to deal with it to avoid cutting the valve stem. Even if you're wondering how difficult or how long it would take to fill an MTB or road chamber, I can assure you it will be difficult and will take forever; Again, this is the price

This pump is small enough to fit in the sandwich size ziploc in the picture, only about 6 inches long when closed. This is the size of my cell phone so I can put it in my pocket. It also allows me to pack my entire road bike rack kit into a small fanny pack instead of a larger backpack when I had to carry a longer one like a 9" bike pump. It also made my backpack very light, this pump weighs next to nothing. It's a game changer for my comfort on long commutes or even on my bike ride to work…

This is a great pump for its size. I was amazed that this little pump could go up to 160psi. I have already used it for 4-5 street apartments and it has brought me home every time. However, inflating the tire takes some time, as you would expect from such a small pump. The higher the PSI value, the more force you have to use to inflate the tire. It becomes very difficult to inflate to 110psi (when most tires are at their maximum psi). For me, that's a small price to pay for long-term savings…

This thing is tiny. It weighs 76g and packs a lot more than its weight. After testing several mini pumps I had pretty low expectations for this product. In short, I am amazed at the value of this gadget. First it is screwed onto the Presta valves. I have never seen it. And to my surprise, it works very well. I'm not losing 50% air due to a bad connection which is common with most mini pumps. The combination of a hose fitting with a flexible hose makes road repairs a pleasure to use. Of course a