EDC Bike Pump

I just purchased this and installed it on my fatbike for use in Alaska. My riding partner had an issue with his valve core and needed to swap out his core on the trail. As a result his 5" fatbike tire was now flat on the trail. I pulled this pump out and was amazed how quick I was able to pump up the high volume tire to a perfect PSI once more. Later on that same ride I realized that my front tire was really low. I again, pulled out this pump and was up to perfect pressure once more. This pump is very small, well built and feels like a quality item. Its not super lightweight like some mini pumps are but I think this pump is built to last. It will be on my bike for every ride moving forward. I also purchased to EDC toolkit that goes inside this pump. Very slick to have all tools in such a small package.

I've had several of these small pumps. I bought this one specifically due to the storage inside the pump and the built in CO2 nozzle. I can now store some bacon strips and plug tool and CO2 cartridge in this pump. Now I'll be able to plug it, shoot it with CO2 and top off as needed with the pump. This thing feels very solid, not at all like those cheap pumps that don't put out in any air. Genius product and well made.

Great engineered Mountain Bike pump good volume well made out of Aluminum so it will last and it's hollow body will fit the OneUp tool set

Sure, it will be expensive if you go all in and get all of the additional parts for this pump/tool kit. I can say that it is overall worth it as all of the components are built to a very high standard/quality and it is truly a great feeling to know that all of the necessary tools that you might need on a moderate distance ride are attached to your bike and ready to go at all times. Takes a lot of the planning out of a ride knowing that you are mostly ready to go whenever you want to head out, all while not actually having to carry any tools on your person.

Pump strapped to the bike easily. I bought this one as my prior pump was rattling like crazy. This one doesn't make a sound and gets the job done. I don't have the EDC tool as I already have tools strapped to the bike but I will likely add CO2 cartridges to carrying area.

Bought this after having to walk my dh bike down an entire mountain from a flat. Pump itself is good quality, does its job. one of the end caps has a thread for storing co2, and the rest of the pump has some storage space. Only complaint is I could not figure out how to use co2 with it, no instructions or anything. The pump valve actually unthreads to be used as a co2 inflater, but is tightened to such an extreme point that one would not expect it to have the ability to unscrew. I had to take two pliers to unscrew it, and ended up scratching the valve in the process. All in all, pump does its job, is a smart product to buy for the off chance of a flat. would just tell OneUp - please don't tighten the valve to 100nm next time.

I love this all in one pump made from quality. It pumps quick and easy with Fillmore stems. I got the tools too. It is pricey and worth every penny if you are in the middle of nowhere and need a quick fix. No worries of forgetting your tools.

Not looking forward to needing this pump, but I'll be in way better shape than I was last week. 100cc volume is at least twice what my old pump could do. Fewer strokes, and higher volume may mean I can save the tubeless without having to take the wheel off and drop a tube in there. Plus once it's beaded up, I'll give it the CO2 shot and hopefully ride out. If you are even looking at this, spend the $$$ and get the gear you should have. The nozzle end comes off easily with a hex key to use for CO2, don't bust your fingers trying to twist it off by hand. Also consider loading up 2 CO2 tanks in case the first one fails you. There's room in the pump for both, but I put them in the bottom of my pack. I'll use the space in the pump for repair supplies.