Bell Airblaster 350 FramePump

I had a carbon bike pump that was unable to pressurize the tire, so I needed a new one. I install it on the seat tube, so it has to be narrow to not interfere with the crank or my foot when pedaling.Although not as light as a carbon one, it is very narrow and it's a fraction of the price of carbon.The first thing I did was test it on my already pumped up tire and see if I could add any more air. Yup! Once attached to the bike, it was well out of the way.I'm not a fan of CO2 cartridges for roadside inflating. The CO2 always makes it out of the tube during the ride home, risking a pinch flat or rim damage. Using a pump never has that problem. It also is easier to partially inflate the tube when first getting the tire back on the rim.Can't go wrong with this pump. Crazy cheap, and does a great job. Seller shipped it quickly and it was packaged well. All around excellent buy.

Solid pump. Maybe not the best pump for everyday use, due to the small size and lack of rubber tube with a nozzle at the top of it.

Not exactly sure how to attach it to the bike but it’s a perfect Lil pump for the price

The valve does not seat well on Presta valves, like my other pump does. Does not deliver a large amount of air in comparison either (probably does to smaller diameter pump barrel). Mount is well built, while it looks like my old Blackburn design, it does not perform as well. Will use as a backup pump, since we usually ride two bikes together.

Will not pump up my 26inch bicycle tube

broken in one time used

I like the price on this portable pump. And the design is very sleek and minimalistic. It’s a little bit longer than the the Vibrelli pump that I have. So this one doesn’t fit in my seat bag. But if size it’s not an issue for you, get the Bell pump. It will work just as good as the expensive ones.

I have been purchasing Bell products for 35+ years. They are long lasting, work when you need them, simple to use. I will continue to buy Bell if this continues.