🚲 MEETLOCKS Double Cylinder Bike Foot Pump: 160PSI Aluminum Body Cycling Floor Air Pump with Accurate Pressure Gauge, Smart Valve Head for Presta, Schrader & Deutschland Valve – Premium Bicycle Tire Pump Review

I have contacted the company in many ways. You will not answer. I gave them a chance to respond before writing the review and let them know. That does not work! It blows air out of my tire but doesn't force it back in. If the owners read this, please contact me. I haven't reported this to Revane yet, but that will be my next step!

When I first tried it I saw this "precision" and not power. I wanted 25-29psi for my Mt bike tire, not only does it not register pressure when you first plug it in, it takes forever to go over 20psi. If it does, it's very inaccurate. I pumped to 20-40 and expected about 30psi or less. It was tough when I realized the sensor was useless.

I bought this pump to inflate my road bike tires. It was easy to use and read. My first pump broke after a few months. The hinge on the pump is attached with a riveted joint. Then the pump broke. I called the manufacturer and they sent me a new one, didn't even have to send the old one back. After a few months, the new pump broke in the same place as the original one. This pump can run lower pressure tires, but if it requires 100 pounds of pressure, this isn't your pump.

The pump spigot and metal seem super strong but everything else like the air pressure gauge, pump latch, rubber feet and especially the air hose and fitting are extremely flimsy and cheap Quality. The air hose looks like a toy. The hose connects to the pump and fitting with a plastic screw ring that looks incredibly thin. It took more pumps than I expected to inflate my bike tire to 30psi and I had to double check that the pump was securely attached to the tire valve. It took maybe 15 pumps to…

This worked on my tricky presta valves. A bit of work to get it to press down on an uninflated tire without a lock nut, but it worked in the end. The design of foot pump is much better than hand pump, your feet can exert power much better. The pressure gauge doesn't work at low pressure (below about 30psi), so don't worry too much if you don't see a reading for a while. The only major gripe is that the pedal travel is unlimited so you have to be careful to only move up and down. Side to side…