Hycline Bike Floor Pump with Gauge, Bicycle Tire Pump Presta and Schrader Valve Inflator, 160 PSI Air Pump for Road Mountain Bike Tires, Balls, Balloons, Inflatables

Recently got back into biking after a long hiatus and of course all my bike tires are flat. I was used to having various lightweight travel pumps that more or less did the job, but for various reasons were irritating (the ones with the screw-based nozzles were always a hassle to get a good seal and the smaller ones would always pinch my hands while inflating). Remembered that I'd had one ages ago with this lever lock and that it provided a solid seal. One of the tires on the bike was Schrader while the other was Presta, so having both sealed the deal. I hadn't dealt with Presta valves before, so after fiddling with it for a while, I realized I had to loosen the screw on the valve itself to allow air into the tire. Even with a bad back, 5 minutes later, both tires were at 60 psi. The pressure gauge is easy to read and makes inflation to the proper pressure a breeze. Highly recommended.

My previous pump cost about $90.-100 about 10 years ago. This one was cheaper. The materials feel cheaper and it feels like it could break sooner than later. You get what you pay for.

It does what I need it to do. I'm happy with this purchase.

I've owned a similarly priced pump from a different brand but I lost it during my move. I purchased this one based on the better reviews but was frankly disappointed:Positives:1) it did the job and the tires were successfully inflated.2) the valve is designed well and once you unlock it you don't really lose any air from what you just inflated.The bad:1) the material feels cheap and fragile.2) the handle came off several times as I was pulling/ pushing to inflate.3) the amount of air pumped with each push isn't as much as the competitors so I felt I needed comparatively more goes.4) I felt I was having to push harder for some reason.5) It's shorter than others. I'm 6 feet tall so there's plenty of you guys taller than me. But I was already annoyed at how much I had to bend down.6) during one inflation attempt I saw the pressure gauge needle move all over the place before it stabilized to the realistic reading. I'm not sure what that was about and will monitor in the future to see if any issues arise.7) with the build/ design quality issues that are readily apparent as above I lose trust in the accuracy of the pressure gauge. I like my tires inflated to very specific pressures depending on my weight, road conditions, and event type. I don't trust this guy anymore though there's no way for me to know if it's giving the right or wrong reading. I think I will have to get another brand unfortunately.

Good so far. Have only used a few times. But works great on my bike tires.

Works just fine and decent size too. Much cheaper then at the stores.

The amount of pressure it takes to lock the valve makes it difficult to put the valve on without letting 20-30 psi out of a road tire.Also a very short pump so you have to lean over quite a bit if your an adult.Possibly best suited for balls and toys.

It will inflate your bike tires, but the shorter stroke makes it hard & slow to inflate bike tires.