57773 '70 PSI' Deluxe Hand Pump, Red

I have a mountain bike that I use for a lot of city riding in a city that has terrible pot holes. Because I don't have any indoor place to store my bicycle, and because I live in south Louisiana with lots of weather and atmospheric pressure fluctuations, it's easy for me to lose tire pressure. This pump does everything I need it to do and it stores away in a small space (I live in a very small house) because it is designed in such a streamlined fashion. You don't have to break a sweat to use it either. Great price for a very practical and functional product. I don't know how long it will last, but I don't see any reason why it won't last me a long time. It's a very simple piece of equipment, after all. Would buy again.

Ok, this is your basic bike pump. You stand it up and insert the nozzle on the tire and pump the top handle. Thats it! It took me one minute to pump up my half flat tire and I was done. Its long enough to fit between the top crossbar too. Im not sure if it was made for this but it fits perfectly between the seat and gooseneck so I can ride the bike with the pump on it. I couldnt ask for more. Its not complicated, works the way it should and is great quality. So, if you need a good basic pump, this is it! came packaged in a long skinny box and packaged well. No problems here!

INITIAL REVIEW UPON PURCHASING:I purchased this hand pump for inflating my bike tires. I am only an occasional biker, so I use it every month or two. Thus far, I have been very pleased with its performance. It's easy to pump and makes quick work of my bike tires. Those interested in getting perfectly optimized pressure will need a separate pressure gauge, as one is not included with this pump.TWO MONTH UPDATE:I've owned the bike pump for two months and used it exactly twice. Yesterday, when I attempted to pump up my tires, the entire thing broke in two. I guess inexpensive really does mean cheap in this case. I'll be searching for a better quality pump in the future.

This pump seems to work a lot better than the one I had as a kid. It works quickly and without problems.Update 4/9/2014: After a lot of regular use, the tubing on the pump broke on me a few months back. The wrapping around the tube shifted and did not restrict the stretching like it should have so it got a small hole in it. Before the hole it worked great and I could probably replace the tube, but for the cost, it's probably better to just replace the whole thing. I would suggest if you have this type of pump, regularly inspect the tube casing to make sure it is evenly spread where it needs to be or maybe even reinforce it before it gets too late.

Sorry, old SNL skit with Hanz and Franz. [...] But this air pump gets me as excited as a LITTLE... GIRL... (Sorry again).Seriously, a very good pump that I have been using for a while to pump up a slowly leaking car tire, which takes a LOT of pumping to fill, so you know it's durable. On suggestion is to tie up the bottom of the hose so that there is not a lot of motion where the rubber meets the steel. I've found in other pumps that that is always where the failure eventually happens.Great value.

A couple years ago I bought a "fancy" pump - chrome, twist-on connector, wooden handle, pressure gauge. It looks nice in the garage, but always hated screwing the connector on and off the tires. Finally gave up on it and bout this pump with the quick-flip connector. Much easier! Not as good quality, but 5X cheaper and will probably last me 10 years. Worth it! Wish it had a pressure gauge, but for the price...

First shipment got lost or was stolen. Thank to seller, they shipped me another pump for free and that time I was at home the whole day not to miss it, so I got it.The product is cheap... ok I take that back, it is very affordable and it does the job just perfect. Takes me about a minute or two to pump my bike tires. Low tech, electrical power free, runs on fat... I just love the product.Thank you.

my one ton pickup needs about three psi seasonallyit takes 100 pumps to raise a truck tire one pound per sqare inch 360 pumps per tire and i can drive safelyso after a few seasons of such industrial abuse atlass the plastic chuck gets reamed out by themetal threads on the stem valve*************** THE CURE ******************every so many years i purchase for a reasonable price a replacement hose with a chuck that has a internalcheck valvethe pump will not work without the inline check valve***SIANARRA MY FRIENDS AND DO RELAX WHENEVER YOU GET A CHANCE COMPLETELY GUILT FREE