LEZYNE Pocket Drive HP Bicycle Hand Pump, High Pressure 160 PSI, Presta & Schrader Compatible, Durable CNC Aluminum, Compact, ABS Flex Hose, Bike Tire Pump

This is perfect to take with you on a bike ride. It’s small and light, but has a good pumping power. Fits well in the back pocket of a cycling jersey or can be attached to the bike. Very happy with it!

This thing is tiny. It weighs 76g and it punches far above its weight. After testing out several mini pumps, I had pretty low expectations for this product. In short, I'm stunned at the value of this gadget. First off, it screws onto presta valves. I've never seen this. And to my surprise, it works very well. I don't lose 50% of the air due to poor connection found in most mini pumps. Combining the screw on hose connection with the flexible hose and it makes it a pleasure to use this for roadside repairs. Certainly, a floor pump or c02 are faster. However, when the c02 runs out, this pump is invaluable. I was able to fill a 700cx23 tube in short order. It really shines with patch kits. Being able to put a small blast of air into a tube and quickly locate the puncture makes it faster for patching tubes without having to waste a c02 canister. c02 will always be fastest and usually my first choice, but after the c02 runs out, having this tiny gem in the bag makes being stranded with a flat tire no sweat.

I chose this pump for what it will be doing 99.9% of the time - sitting on my bike or in my pack. It's super small, takes up so little space, and is super light. Works for both presto and schrader valves, It also has a bleed valve/button, which I guess would be more handy for schrader valves. A larger pump with a thumb lock instead of screw on, would be more convenient when using it - but if you're using your pump more than you're just carrying it on the bike, you've got some other problem.

This is a great pump for the size. To get up to 160psi on a pump this small truly amazes me. I've used it for 4-5 roadside flats so far, and every time it's gotten me home. However, it does take a while to pump up a tire, as you might expect from a pump this small. Also as the PSI gets higher, you'll have to put even more force to get air into the tire. It gets really difficult to pump around 110psi (where most tires hit their max psi).For me, these are small prices to pay for the long-term savings as well as the convenience of not needing to rely on Co2. Fits easily in my back pocket. If I work hard enough, I can get it to fit into my large saddle bag (I don't use the water-bottle mount personally..) I replaced an old 110psi max pump with this, and it's been a smart decision.

I ride tubeless, so I don't need the full power of larger pumps to get to higher PSI's. If I catch a puncture that seals, this pump is great at giving me the extra air I need to get home, or finish my ride safely. It is impressively light and fits a standard jersey pocket without peaking over the edge. The construction looks and feels like top-notch quality. It is even esthetically pleasing to look at. Would buy again, but I believe I have invested in a lifetime tool.

The pump is good quality overall and works well for such a small size. I like the fact that this pump screws onto the valve so it stays put when inflating a tire. The one problem I had was it was very hard to screw the inflation hose onto the pump body - the threads were poorly made or aligned and it takes way too much time to attach it to the pump, which is a big drawback. Maybe the one I ordered had a defect, but something to look out for.

This is a great pump for putting in a seat bag.

Use it occasionally when punctures. Seems to do well for size of pump after 1x yr.