🔵 Efficient Pocket Pump Ball Pump with Air Release Valve - Black Review

After 3 uses in volleyball, the needle fell out of its holder and is now unusable. Poor durability. I may have to go back to my cheap Franklin air pump. They used to be like that, and they lasted a long time. Not this one at all.

This pump either doesn't work or doesn't run as fast as it should. Looks like it arrived broken because it didn't inflate balls. I gave it 3 stars but only because someone else used the pump before me and she may have used it incorrectly.

I bought 2 of these because I wanted my daughter to keep one at home and one in her volleyball bag. We've found them useful in the past. I just opened it and now it's too late to return it. One of them works fine, but the other doesn't rebroadcast, so you'll have to throw it away. Test them first!

Before buying this pump I had the exact same one that has lasted me 22 years! This pump didn't last 2 weeks. I used it daily and reviewed it regularly throughout the fall. I was hoping it would last at least a year or two, but within the first week a hole formed in the neck of the pump near the needle insert. Don't waste money.

I have never used a pump like this before and I will never use it again! A pressure valve that allows you to deflate without removing the pump from the needle is a brilliant idea. The size is perfect. And I also like that it's not like I'm engaging in any sexual activity while pumping like normal pumping is.

I bought two of these little pumps for my gym bag, one for basketball and one for soccer. The pump is definitely good for inflating the balloon to the lower PSI limit. But it's a bit harder to hit a really high hard PSI limit. It just doesn't push enough air out and it takes a lot of strength to get the last few psi into the ball. But great for inflating the ball and the bleed valve makes it easy to let some air out too.

I've had a pump like this in my bag for a long time but it kind of came loose. I bought this to replace and for the most part it does the job. It's lightweight and well suited to maintaining pressure in a variety of sports balls. Of course, it would not be desirable to inflate the ball from a fully deflated state since the pumping power is rather small. I see two disadvantages: 1) The hose extension is too short and bends at limited angles, for example no more than 45 degrees. 2) The screw-on…

I've been looking for something like this for a long time. My mom had one that she got as a promotional item but this one is better (it has an exhaust valve). It fits in a small pocket and is easy to use. It will still work if dropped and as long as I don't let anyone take it apart I expect it to last. Update: After using the pump for a very long time, I only found one problem with it. Because of the design, it doesn't handle higher pressure balls like basketballs very well. I bought it…