Foot Pump for Bikes, Motorcycles, Balls, Tires By Aj Tools Chip808

I didn't really expect much out of this because of the price, so it was no surprise that the gauge doesn't work. I just wanted a cheap foot pump and this was it. Otherwise, it works as intended. It's a bit on the heavy side so the frame is very sturdy, but not great if you need to take it with you. The clamp feels a little weak, but it works fine so far.

I choose two as the rating because i felt bad giving the last product i bought a one. What i liked about this product was that it's a bicycle pump, and i needed one of those. What i didn't like about it was the quality of the metal used... if you plan on keeping this pump around lube all the moving components it will help a lot and dont let children use it or teenagers they will break it as well. It seems like a good idea to have a foot pump with a gauge but as you stand up to pump it's hard to see exactly where the gauge is. because as you're pumping it it kind of rocks back and forth. So you think "I'll just squat down to look at it", then you realize that it's hard as heck to use the foot pump crouched. So if you decide to buy this... treat it like a china doll because it will break like one for sure.

Works fine for a small inexpensive foot pump. It’s not very solid and is a bit tipsy but does the job and has held up for a couple years.

The pump is very cheaply made, but works (I use it on a mountain bike). It will hold up to the occasional use, but surely will not last very long. I expected it to be so hence was not disappointed. My earlier foot pump was a $35 Schwinn from a Target store and it too was cheaply made, clumsy to use, the foot pedal got easily bent and finally did not last long, and this behaves the same. I wanted a value pump that will work for my occasional needs and this does.

unquestionably worth the money, but the gauge doesn't seem to work under about 30 pounds--which is fine, given that i bought it for my bike.update. after about a year it crushed when i tired to use it. better stated, "unquestionably worth the money" should have read "questionably worth the money."FYI: never buy an air pump that just barely delivers the pressure you need. you'll be at it all day. instead, get a pump that handles at least an extra 25# of pressure.

This is a great foot pump for bikes and tires but be aware it does not include any adaptors, especially not the needle needed to pump up most balls and sport balls. I ended buying the needed needle for a few dollars at a sports store and it works great with the pump. However, I think it is false advertising to say it for pumping balls because it can not pump up balls without the needle.

decent for the price but overall a waste of money. much better to invest in a pump thats better known in the industry and cyclists and possibly a little pricier, but most most likely much better than this. the rubber hose suffers from wear and tear rather quickly. Used gaffers tape to keep it together which lasted for a little while but eventually detached. I recently purchased a FANTASTIC pump from Park Tool Model PFP-8, a little pricier but well worth it and much much much more durable!!!! Delivery was swift though which is the only real pro versus cons.Hope this review was helpful.

It's a bit flimsy--the foot pedal flexes alarmingly while I pump up my bike tire. I have a road bike that the tires require 60 psi. I'm worried that it won't hold up to repeated use, but otherwise works fine. Foot pumps work much better than the hand pumps in my experience.