Floor Bike Pump with Gauge, Needle & Adapter - Perfect as a Bike Tire Pump, Air Mattress Pump, Soccer Ball Pump, Exercise Ball Pump, Air Pump for Inflatables and More!

Good customer service, fast replies, I recieved a defective pump (gauge broken, leg started bending), emailed Amarikwa, and they said they'll ship out a new pump to me soon as they can (no questions asked!).My pump is in the picture, after 5 days of moderate usage.Developing a slight bend, but a foot pump from my local store bent on its first use, and was more expensive too, so this is holding up pretty well.Gauge never worked at all.Pump itself is fine, if the pin that holds it closed is loose, a pair of pliers and a squeeze does wonders. :DI was surprised at how small it was, and it fits perfectly at the bottom of my backpack.Signing up for the warrenty requires an honest review, and overall, I like it.Ill update this once the replacement comes.-- update --Replacement came, they paid for shipping and everything :DNew one works fine, pressure gauge and everything. The clamp to keep it closed is thicker, so that's an improvement.Have yet to see any problems in the new version. I'm more than happy with Amarikwa. :D

The pump portion worked fine but the psi gauge didn't work properly. I had to move the gauge around to get it to read the right pressure using another psi gauge to calibrate it. Any slight movement of the gauge would make it incorrect again. Pump world's but if you need a working pressure gauge I would look elsewhere.Edit: Less than a year in this thing completely fell apart. I used it about 5 times and kept it in the box when it was not in use. Total garbage, don't waste your money get a quality pump instead.

This isn't just any old cheap squeaky air pump. This is the mother of all funky foot action, needles throttling, pump hose valve locks clamping pumps. When my tires are flat, I joyfully skip over to my junk chest, with each skip reminiscing the last time I used this wonderful pump. With each thrust of my foot, I know that I will come just one step closer to having a hard tire. At first, I hold the sturdy metallic beast in my hand, smooth to the touch with a cool neon blue finish. I hold onto the hose to make sure it doesn't stray too far from me. Before I know it, I lose myself in a sea of joyful blur, only to slide back into consciousness, as find myself carefully sliding the mouth piece back where it belongs. My fingers glide around the ridges of the black clamp plastic lock, snap it into place, and then I rise slowly. I place my foot over the rubber, ready to thrust, but then I realize there are no rubber slip-ons for the feet of the pump! So, I have to do this just right. With each thrust, I pump life back into the old flabby tire. It's getting taut, hard, solid. I reach down to give it a good squeeze, "That'll do Pig, That'll do."

Pump seems ok so far. The little attachments are loose in the packaging--would be nice to incorporate a way to store them with the pump once you've taken it out of the box.Also, I tried to get the pin attachment on there to inflate a basketball and it wasn't really engaging the threads the way it should. I managed to get it on there and pump air successfully, but it kind of just seemed like luck that it worked. I'm not totally confident I'll be able to get it properly seated again--I feel like maybe mine is slightly defective but it still worked. There were also no instructions about how to attach the various tips which would have been extremely helpful.

Not sure how long it will last since it feels a bit flimsy, but for $14 I wouldn't expect more. It works for pumping the tires on my car, motorcycle, and bicycle.An update a few months later: yeah, it is flimsy. I used it mostly for my bicycle and a couple of times for my car to top off the tire pressure. Well, by now the bottom plate of the cylinder, where the piston pushrod goes through, is twisted and the hole that keeps the pushrod centered is about 3x larger. That plate is made of very thin steel and just cannot survive more than a few hundred of pump cycles. The pushrod keeps scraping it to the point where now the piston wobbles inside the cylinder and provides very little pressure, with a lot of noise.For as much as I used it, I probably would've been better off going to a gas station and paying $1 each time to use the compressor (and it's free when you gas up).

I received my new foot pump in 2 days and was pleasantly surprised at how easy and efficient it was to use. It was well packaged and quite compact. My only complaint is that there were no directions included to accompany it. I guess I figured it out because my bike tires are nicely inflated but I really don't understand how to read the guage. Other than that, A+ for everything else!

Had a pump identical to this for a few years that worked great, until the hose eventually wore through and ruptured. Bought this pump as a replacement. Amazon already refunded my money because the pump did not come with a ball needle as advertised. I'm glad they did because this pump "popped" and stopped working whatsoever while filling up a tire at less than 25 PSI on my first day of use. I will not be purchasing this again as the build quality was obviously lacking. It's now in my garbage can.

Didn't come with the little needle. Which I know you can buy cheap as well but I bought the since it came with everything and was a great price. I contacted the seller and they sent me a whole new pump. It still didn't come with the needle. I asked them to just send me the needle and they said they would contact their supplier. I used it once and it doesn't work anymore. don't know why. Luckily they had sent me another which is still working but only used it 3times. It isn't the easiest for the kids to use since it doesn't sit on the ground well and moves around and seems to need more grease or something in the sliding parts. and the little rubber piece for your foot doesn't stay on.