I've used this a few times this past summer. I run my 700x35c tires around 75 psi, but this only fills them to about 15-20 psi if I work at the pumping. Air leaks as I fill. All that said, the tires are full enough I can easy roll home, patch the leak, and pump up with a floor pump.

works really well as advertized. Im using it for mtb tires so im only putting like 30-50 psi in my tires and i can get it pumped in that range. If you ride road bike pumping it close or even above 60 psi might be really hard with this pump. It can get you home in a pinch if you get a flat on the trail. Nice and light folds up nice too. Includes bike mount but i like to keep it in my pack.

When I originally bought this the unit I was sent was defective so I originally gave it a one star after my review the company selling it reached out to me and then sent me a new one to make it right. The new one works amazing and is a perfect emergency portable pump it’s a arm workout but definitely would save you if your miles out and get a flat. It mounts easily to my bike and the mount holds it stable enough to not make noise

This product is small and compact, but it is not sturdy. Although I have not yet used it on my bike, I did try it to inflate the tire on my wheel barrel. It took some time to get it to connect to the air valve and then when it did, it would not inflate the tire no matter how much pumping it did. I would not buy this product if I were you. As a matter of fact, I do do feel confident taking it with me on a bike ride.

I would rate these as 'average', as a bit of coffee ground gets through the metal baskets into the beverage. I would suggest tracking down some filters designed for these. I tried cutting down some full size paper filters, and poking down in the basket, but the water pressure from the Keurig caused the grounds to just push up and around the paper filter, so still had grounds in the coffee. (Now, I always ground my beans very fine, so haven't tried a coarse ground yet. But, as there were no…

We had a hard time at first since I could not figure out where all the parts were. If you screw off the top piece to the pump, the other pieced are INSIDE. Once I pulled them out and used set the pieces in the proper order back into the top of the pump, I was able to lock onto my valve and fill the tire. Really a neat little pump - once you figure it out! The pieces are in the top!

It worked to put air on tire, how ever keeping it on the supplied holder is nearly impossible. The pump will not stay and keeps falling of supplier holder. Although I was able to put air, it was a challenge. I use it on Mtn Bike.

This is a great little pump for the money. Easy to attach to bike, easy to use. I've used several times so far (on different things) and it hasn't let me down.

Not sure I could give it anything less than 5 stars as it did exactly what I needed to on the trail. Coming off a drop I heard the hissing sound of complete/instant deflation, andqQuickly had to swap out my tube. The pump worked great and in no time I was back up and at it again!

For $10 I wasn't expecting much, and that was what I got. The pump is functional, but it does a poor job of locking onto the valve stem of my tire. I can hear air hissing out if I don't hold the pump just right. Still, it's able to put air in the tire faster than it comes out, and for something I don't plan on using often, that's acceptable. Definitely don't buy this expecting it to do the job of a floor pump - it's for emergencies only.

These are great! We like to grind our beans and these work perfectly in our keurig. I like have the three baskets also because I pop mine in the keurig and fill up the next basket for my husband so it's ready to go when mine is done. I just take my basket out, put his in and a few seconds later we are both sippin on some hot joe!

Perfect for my Kering Coffee maker. Glad three filters came with this buy. The price was WAY better than JCPenney deal. The charge to get one shipped was like 15 bucks alone that did not include the price for the item. Glad I bought it here instead.

Gift for brother who freauently rides bike. He was happy to receive it. Not sure he's had an opportunity to use it yet, but if I hear anything I will update review accordingly.