Portable Bike Floor Pump, Multi-Purpose Bicycle Pump with Presta & Schrader Valves, Cycling Floor Pump for all Bike and Sports ball, Swimming Rings, Balloon

Bought to use on my wheelchair tyres. This pump is very easy to use, connects easily and works just as you'd expect. It's also very small so ideal for travelling with!

The product looks like it is made exclusively of plastic parts. It looks very, very cheap. However, it pumps to 60 psi without significant effort. The pump is quite small, so it is semi-portable. All things considered, this is a good buy.

Good item and good to get the extra bits for footballs ect. Good fit to the tyre valve and quick inflation with just a few pumps. The stand to hold the pump in place is a little flimsy and pops off quite easy,however it goes back as easy as it comes off but a little frustrating when you are inflating something. Saying that would recommend this pump I take it to work if needed in a ruck sack so good and portable.

i recently purchased this bike pump with high hopes for a reliable addition to my cycling gear. While it gets the job done, the build quality is decent but not exceptional. The materials used seem sturdy enough, but some components feel a bit flimsy. I would have preferred a more robust construction, especially considering the wear and tear bike accessories often endure. On the positive side, the pump is relatively compact and lightweight, making it convenient to carry on rides.

Nice is compactable

This is a basic little pump that is pretty crappy. I'm annoyed I purchased it.Where do I start... When it arrived, the pressure gauge was damaged. I had to take it apart, unbend the needle and refit the plastic screen. I have no idea how accurate it is. Secondly, this thing is small, you really have to bend over to use it. If you pull up slightly too hard, the handle falls of the vertical shaft. Also, it has a foot rest on one side, which means that the pump moves around a lot when you're pumping. The hose is thin rubber, which means it stretches as you increase the pressure. Half or more of the down stroke when you pump is just refilling the stretchy airline, so with each pump only a little bit of air goes in. Sometimes it doesn't pump at all - I think there is a valve inside that is a bit temperamental - I find tapping it against the ground sometimes solves this. The only thing that is decent about this pump is that the nozzle fits onto the valve well.Basically a piece of trash. I guess it would be fine for kids bikes. I should have just purchased a reasonable quality one - which I will do soon.

Top Quality £6.99 - Very good quality, Lots of spare bits for every occasion lots of fun. Let the tyre down, Then pump it up again. Keep the Kids Busy. Ha,

This bike pump has proven to be a dependable tool for keeping my tires properly inflated during my cycling adventures. While it may not be the most compact option out there, its performance is solid, making it a go-to choice for cyclists who value reliability.The key strength of this bike pump lies in its effectiveness. It consistently delivers the pressure I need to ensure a smooth and comfortable ride. The dual-action pumping mechanism allows for efficient inflation both when pushing down and pulling up, cutting down on pumping time. This is especially useful for those moments when you're eager to get back on the road quickly. I also appreciate the extra nozzles included for footballs, etc.While the pump is indeed portable, it's not the most compact option available. I share your sentiment about carrying CO2 capsules, as they can be incredibly convenient for on-the-go fixes. If you're someone who prefers to travel light, having CO2 capsules in your bag might indeed be a more space-efficient solution.