🚲 Cingfanlu Bicycle Pump with Gauge & Smart Valve Head - Ergonomic Bike Pump for Mountain Bike, Car, Motorcycle, Sports Balls & Inflatables - Glue-Less Puncture Kit included - 160 psi Review

I have used many bike pumps and this is probably the best. It addresses all the little annoying things like Presto and Schraeder valve packaging, foot stability, comfortable grips, easy to read gauge with gauge pointer stop marker. The pump is lightweight yet durable. I love it and I recommend it.

Absolutely injection molding's worst oddity. Small plastic studs that break if you squeeze them too hard in your hands. How is this supposed to stick to my bike? I can say that every time I use it, it eventually breaks, so I really recommend you to only buy the traditional one and not that cheap plastic one because it's bike-riding. The bracket to attach it to your bike is complete bullshit anyway!

This pump works pretty well - pumping air into a bike tire to an acceptable pressure. There are a few things to note: 1) Snap onto the included mounting bracket. For stability, you will need to secure it with zip ties or tape, or carry the pump in your backpack alongside a patch kit or spare hoses. 2) The pump is small which is good to put in a bag but if you need to inflate a tire you will need a lot more pumps than with a large pump. This works great as an emergency pump.

I used it to inflate the ball chair with the red adapter. The adapter let air through when pumping, the nozzle constantly popped out of the adapter itself. And when I finally finished and felt like there was enough air in there, the adapter got stuck in the balloon and I couldn't remove it without pliers. Also, the pump handle is all serrated and cut my hands trying to use it horizontally. Also, no instructions or labels for the parts came in the box, so I had to look the product up on Amazon…

I really had high hopes for this product. The problem with my second compression is that the mount you use to stabilize the device was terrible. I put it back on and tried to use the pump carefully. I have to admit that I'm not the Incredible Hulk, so my first and second presses weren't random or too rough. When I tried to keep trying to gently inflate a road bike tire, I found it almost impossible to inflate the tire past 90psi. The sensor taunted me as I swore I could get it to at least 120…

What I like about this pump is that it's not bulky or big. It's really light and easily fits in my backpack. Took it on a bike ride and although I didn't need to use it I was able to fit it in my camel backpack without taking up much space. It comes with plastic screws and a bracket if I want to mount it on my bike, but I also found it easy to pack in my backpack. It comes with other needles that you can use to inflate balls and even balloons. We took this on a hike and were able to take a…

I don't know why this is so popular. The design is awfully thin. Both the handle and body look like they will fall apart in your hands just from use. The hose is good but thin. Worst. it is slow I can't get a mountain bike tire to 30psi in a reasonable amount of time. and that's before it broke. After the first use, he began sucking in air from the body fittings and jets. Are you trying to fix a flat tire in the woods? At the end there is less air in the tire than at the beginning. Also the…