🔧 RockShox Shock Pump (convertible for high pressure and high volume) Boxxer Review

Works great, wear it on my bike all the time. However, the rubber plug at the end covering the gauge hole quickly rotted and disintegrated. You can use UV stabilized plastic, which is more resistant to UV rays, weather, etc.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I'm not thrilled about using this pump to inflate the pre-valve hoses. Connecting the pump is tricky (I found it easiest to screw the adapter onto the valve first and then screw the pump head onto it) and when you pump the connection is quite wobbly, bits of air often leak out. Also, the gauge only works at higher pressures, not 25psi for MTB tires. So this thing works for roadside emergencies, but it's a far cry from specialized mini tire pumps. It works great…

Seems to work well with my RockShox fork and Schrader rear shocks provided the pressures are right. However, using it as a tire pump is a bit cumbersome. My tubeless Presta valved MTB tires seem to be getting air but the gauge keeps reading zero, maybe it's not calibrated to read the low 20psi I'm running but it seems fine, for those to read higher shock pressures of 100-160 psi. Could you include instructions on how to switch the handle from low pressure to high pressure, maybe I'm missing…

This combi pump is handy because you only have one pump to take with you on the road if something happens. I would NOT just take this pump for home use, I would buy 2 separate pumps - a floor mount tire pump and a regular shock pump. You will be much happier. This will inflate your tires, although it will take some time. It inflates your shock like any other small shock pump without much effort. Pros: - it works - you can remove the display to save space/weight for trail use, making it all 235g