PRO BIKE TOOL Mini Floor Bicycle Pump - Super Fast Tire Inflation - Secure Presta and Schrader Valve Connection - High Pressure Bicycle Pump with Stabilizing Foot Peg for Road and Mountain Bikes

This is an initial review because I've only had this pump a couple weeks. I've used it twice but both times it seems to out perform all my other hand pumps. Yes this one is a bit larger but not so large to be a problem carrying on your bike. If you have a road bike and need to be minimal with weight then you might go with something smaller. Pro Bike sells those too but I wanted the foot peg model. I had a flat a while back and it can be done but it's an effort to get a tire back to max pressure. This new pump is easier to use and honestly reminds me of using my floor pump but just a miniature version of it. Pushing the tire to max is achievable.Make sure your tire valve is down low near the ground so that you can utilize the foot peg. I saw one guy that borrowed it and used both hands like a traditional hand style pump so you need to place it on the ground. I know that is obvious (you would think) but it makes a big difference and the reason you can get it to max pressure easier.I like the look of this pump and it fits nicely in the provided holder with using the velcro strap. I was first concerned about the hose and storage of the head in the handle with it moving around and making noise and in general not being secure enough. I actually added an extra strap to hold it better near the top. See pics. I've since learned that's probably not necessary as when I positioned the pump in the holder to be centered the velcro in the holder does the job enough to hold the pump tight and the hose holds tight too. Pro Bike has that all figured out and but I do slip in a black zip tie and thread it through as not only extra precaution for holding it but a small amount of added security.All in all this is a great pump at a really good price. Happy with the purchase and with the communication and support from the Pro Bike Tool!!

BUY THIS PUMP! This is so easy to use, is light in weight, and works like a charm. It feels well made, and bound to last for years (unlike a lot of product these days). It folds up into a neat cylinder, taking no space in your closet. The valve screws on and locks, so it's secure when you pump, filling the tires with no problem. And don't be put off by the term "Mini" in the title. That's only for the size. It folds out into a standard size, and is easy to stand on and pump your bike's tires. After pumping my bike tires, I went in search of anything and everything to pump up, newly inspired by my pumping prowess. Dolly tires, footballs, nothing was spared. That's how fun and easy this pump is to use! I should have bought the ProBike Mini Bike Pump years ago!

Used this wonderful pump for the first time to air up the tires on my brand new bike. Pump is great and works flawless. Love the pump. The Water Bottle Mount can be a hazard. Mounted it on my brand new single speed bicycle and decided to go for a ride. I made it to the end of my driveway, the pump moved in the mounting bracket and when I tried to continue to pedal my bike the left crank arm caught on the pump and locked the bike in placed instantly. The result was my bike went down and I went down hard. Thankfully the only thing wrong with the bike is a little blood on the frame from a cut finger. I had a very small cut on one finger, the bad part was that I came down on my right side, my arm was caught between my rib cage and the asphalt. its been a week and the bruising is much better, but damn I'm still very sore. Needless to say the pump mount came off of my bicycle and the pump will go on rides inside of a shoulder bag, for any kind of trips in the future.

As with everything from Pro Bike Tools I've previously bought this is a quality product. I bought it to take with a motorcycle , so I was looking for a combination of pumping power for bigger tires than a bicycle but also small to carry conveniently. This was the best I could find for my needs.Update: I have found this pump to be THE BEST I've found for manual pumps for motorcycles. Why? The hose for the pump rotates 360 degrees and is flexible giving you more length to navigate around disk brakes or up inside of them and then out to be able to pump up the tire. Also high pumping power , excellent connection to valve stem , and very well made. I have a BMW R1150RT motorcycle and this is the easiest small hand pump that can be taken with the motorcycle I've found that works for me. I don't want to be laying on the ground under a hot exhaust pipe trying to reach the valve stem and then pump up the tire to get the pressure up to standard . A standard floor pump works but I can't easily take that with me. This is a mini floor pump that I can take with me and it works.

I just got the pump and tested it out on a motorcycle tire; I was surprised by the efficiency and lack of effort required to toop up the tires. Compared to a traditional pump - as opposed to the floor style - it's a piece of cake as your weight does most of the work.I can't speak to the durability, but it seems to be a very well made pump with many thoughtful details. For example, the base has a silicon ring on it so the pump doesn't slide and abrade. It's a love;ly tool - I'm impressed.The whole thing is 12.5 inches long when packed for travel - it'll fit easily in my bag, and it'll be nice not to rely solely on my electric compressor. Nice.

I really like the attachment using it beneath my water bottle holder screws. It sits off to the side with the water bottle in the center and looks and works super.I struggled a bit using this pump on my fat tire bike with a Schrader valve. It just barely fits with the 26x4 fat tire stem/wheel at the absolutely lowest position to the ground to use the foot brace. But it fits and it pumps it up as fast I need it to when I am out on the road. I would never use it in the garage when I have my regular pump because...More air.I also had an issue with the Schrader valve. It may have been that the hose was kinking before I figured out that orientation to the ground limitation, but I think that Schrader center piece screws by turning it?