Kitbest Bike Pump, Portable Bicycle Floor Pump with Glueless Puncture Kit, Mountain, Road Bike Tire Pump, Mini Bicycle Air Pump Compatible with Presta Schrader Valve and Sports Ball

I've had this for about three months now and use it daily. I've noticed some negative reviews on here and I can only advise that you take them with a grain of salt. This is a very good bike pump but it has some quirks that may frustrate you if you don't troubleshoot.First is the clamp that locks the pump onto your tire nozzle. Pulling the clamp outward and towards you locks it in place. If it's facing in the downward position, it's not locked. If you hear air escaping while you are pumping, you need to tighten the nozzle adapter. Give it one turn to the right and try pumping again. If you still hear air, give it another turn to the right and try again. This should correct the problem.Another area where air can escape is at the bottom of the base of the pump. This base can become loose with long term use. You simple have to turn the body of the pump to the right while holding the bottom mount and tighten. Very easy to do.The last possible irritant is a very short hose. So you need to be very close to your tire when pumping. This may put off some people but I really don't mind considering how portable and light weight this is.Again, I use this every single day. It's held up well. I think you will be satisfied with it if you purchase it.

My kids' balls have never been more plump and round. Really works great. Pump 'em up and give 'em a little feel. You'll see.

This thing is pretty junky, it works, but the psi capability is very low (maybe 70psi?), and this thing is very flimsy, everything wiggles and josels around, the manufacturing tolerances are barely adequate enough to actually work as a mechanical pump, which is quite a happy surprise, because as soon as i opened it, i was shocked and thought there was no way this thing could actually hold air pressure and that i'd have to immediately return it. It is made with some aluminium bits, but most of the non-barrel bits are made of a hard rubber type plastic... and come to think of it i dont think i received those 6 puncture patches, but i have some from park tools that are probably better anyway.i dont recommend this pump, i got it because i wanted the action of a floor pump. It has a horizontal handle, an adequate hose length, a foot to stand on, and the clamp head, all the qualities of a floor pump, just compact, light weight, and cheap. But the handle is small, and likes to pinch and still puts to much pressure on the palm when you press down at higher psi, the foot is tiny as well and it barely functions at all and is pretty janky, and like i said the psi capabilities are very low. So as far as being a useful pump.... its not that great and you will get sick of it. This is one of those products thats too cheap to pass up, and too good to be true, and finally to inexpensive to be worth bothering returning. its a money sink.

My bike pump broke recently and I needed a new one ASAP. I was looking for something small and cheap, and this fit the bill. I'm actually quite impressed with this little thing! Fills my bike tires pretty quickly (quickly for such a small pump, that is) and is super lightweight so it's easy to carry around. The only thing I don't like is that when you attach it to the tire, you have to push the lever up and away from you. Every bike pump I've used in the past has been the opposite, so I find this a bit strange and at times awkward. Not a huge deal, though, it's just different. It doesn't have a pressure gauge either (I thought it did, but that's probably my fault for not reading the description), so keep that in mind. But overall, this is a great bike pump if you're looking for something small and compact. Definitely recommend!

We're not talking jet engines here; it's a bicycle pump. That said, it was a good price, it showed up promptly, it appears to be well made and it works. I actually got it not for a bicycle but for a flat tire on a wheelbarrow (I do my own landscaping) so its first use was inflating a tire that has to hold as much as several hundred pounds. A few easy pumps and that job was done. Because of a combination of good quality construction and a very fair price I'd recommend it.

I bought this to have a pump to use on my bicycle tires, which use standard presta valves. Simply put, this pump does not lock or seal on presta valves. It does not inflate the tires, and when I tried to lock the pump onto a presta valve with any amount of tire pressure, it opened the valve and deflated my tires, since it does not form a seal. In my case, I now have a bike tire with no pressure and no pump to use it in.I know you are thinking this might have been a user error, but I used a similar, but less cheap, pump on my tires just a few weeks ago and was able to inflate them with no issues, so I am confident that my problems are the fault of this cheap product.

I am really pleased with this pump. First off, this is not the highest quality pump you will find and it won't last years and years with everyday use. I did not buy this for that purpose. I bought this to keep in my car so I always have a pump to air up my bike tires at the trail head. I will probably only use this 5-6 times a year.It comes with a holder to mount this to your bike to carry with you but I feel it is much too big for that purpose. Sure, you could do that and it would be fine for that but there are smaller better pumps for that purpose. This one is a bit bigger and does pump faster than the smaller versions of hand pumps. Again, that is why I got it.I would highly recommend it for the situation I am using it for. It should live happily in the car and provide a lot of years of service topping off bike tires.

I got this little pump recently just to pump up the tire on my wheelbarrow. The pump was easy to assemble, seems solid, and pumped up my tire quickly. As with all pumps, I had to be careful to attach the nozzle to the valve on the tire securely. If it's not screwed on just right, there will not be a good seal and the air won't go into the tire. Once I figured out how to correctly make this attachment, then it was very easy to pump up the tire.