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I am happy with the pump. After burning out three electric pumps in recent years I decided to switch to a hand pump. For a 75 year old woman it is not too hard and I need the exercise. I just hope it last more than three years.

I knew something was wrong as soon as I pumped it and air escaped from the wrong places. No air came out of the nozzle. The tubular body of the pump came out, i.e., the bottom fell off. There was nothing holding it in. A thin, cheap plastic cover was broken on arrival - creating a second path for air to escape - and would have broken soon anyway. The design is built to fail. The materials were thin, weak. (If you're looking for lightweight, this pump is very light.) But I could pump a tire quicker blowing it up like a balloon. Very annoyed with the junky quality of this so-called 'tire pump'.

As described. Works fine. The gauge is accurate as compared to others I have.

The adapter that connects the hose to the inter-tube valve is the opposite of the pumps I have used in the past. Push the lever down and attach it to the inter-tube's valve; then lift the adapter's lever up. The lever will push the valve needle down so air can be pumped into the tire. Once I figured this out, the pump worked great!

Once you figure out how to use it, it works fine but the instructions were not helpful at all. There were 4 or 5 steps but no diagrams to help. We finally took it to a bicycle shop to get the tire blown up and learn how to work it. He even said the directions were not helpful at all.

It is a nice pump for the money, was real east to figure out how to us it and allow to use on both valve types.

At 70 years old I have used a lot of basic bike pumps over the years to add air to my bike tires. This one is a piece of junk. The "adjustable" valve attachment does not work on these dumb new valves. Waste of money. Shopping for another one already. Wish I still had the old one that worked just fine for bikes, balls, or whatever.

I brought it to use as a bicycle pump. Though the Schrader inflator works ok, the Presta, which I have on all my bikes, does not. It's a hassle to use.