ZUKKA Portable Mountain Aluminum Schrader Review

There were some attachments but no instructions. I have a road bike so I knew from previous experience what parts I needed and how to take care of them and the pump. I worked fine, just curious what the other parts are for. I do not recommend this to any user who has never inflated bike tires.

It takes 10-15 pumps to inflate a basketball "just a little". With my old pump it only took 3-4 times. If you use it on a bike tire, wow, it probably takes 300 pumps. Or by car, maybe a day and a half. Even more time on an air mattress. Since I only use it to inflate a basketball, I call it the "extra exercise." Although it looks nice.

Perfect and affordable little pump that does what it's supposed to do and doesn't take up much space so it can fit in the back of the trunk without it You even notice it and are still there when you need it. A variety of nozzles allow you to inflate everything from bicycle, motorcycle and even car tires (although I wouldn't advise it, but in a pinch it will do) and balls.

No instructions so I had to check online to make sure I was using it correctly. Part of my problem seemed to be that when the nozzle is closed, all of the air is deflated from my tires. My tires went completely flat before I could get air into them; and then I had to hold it on the tire head, hold the lock at an odd angle, and pump aggressively. It doesn't take much effort to inflate a tire.

This pump seemed like good value for money with a decent review and a very affordable price point. However, this pump stopped working after a season of low usage. I've carried it with me on trips and occasionally pumped up my bike tires. The pump stopped working recently. As I pump, air continues to seep back through the pump housing at the top of the handle. So I have to pump desperately and can pressurize up to 20psi before it leaks faster than I can fill a tire. Time to invest in the best…

I bought this pump looking for a quality portable pump that was a little easier to use than a hand pump. The foot pedal is AMAZING as I can now effectively inflate a tire on the go. But my pump did not come with a bracket as advertised. This defeats the purpose of portability. but at least it fits nicely in a bag I think. UPDATE: The seller was amazing! They quickly contacted me about the confusion and sent me a new pump (including bracket) within a few days. These guys are a pleasure to work…

I have to add this version to my original review to pass but obviously this seller cares. They read my review and immediately offered to buy the pump. Nice to see a really caring seller! They refunded my money without even asking me. Took her on my ride and had to change a tire on someone's borrowed bike right at the gate. We tried and tried to use this pump but even after a bike mechanic tried and failed we had to toss this in a useless tool basket with a flat tire that despite all we tried…

I bought this to protect my Razor EcoSmart Metro Scooter in the event of a sudden downpour. I have a crossbar rear view mirror on my scooter and even at this width it fits comfortably under the cover. I have now had to use it twice, once in light rain and once in a very heavy downpour and both times the scooter stayed dry as one would expect given the circumstances. By that I mean it's basically a rain tent, just a different shape. And if you've ever snuggled up to your tent's rain cover during