Foot Pump for Bikes, Motorcycles, Balls, Tires By Aj Tools Chip808

I needed a quick and easier air pump and thats what I got. Seems to be of pretty good quality, although I am a little concerned about how long the end that connects to the tire (technical term?) will last because it is plastic. Had this for a few weeks and so far no complaints

It's a bit flimsy--the foot pedal flexes alarmingly while I pump up my bike tire. I have a road bike that the tires require 60 psi. I'm worried that it won't hold up to repeated use, but otherwise works fine. Foot pumps work much better than the hand pumps in my experience.

Used this what... 5 times? And took it out to use it yesterday and it broke. The gauge didn't work from day 1, but we ignored that part. The hose was just kinked onto the valve - really poorly made and crummy quality. Do not rec. this thing.

The pump is very cheaply made, but works (I use it on a mountain bike). It will hold up to the occasional use, but surely will not last very long. I expected it to be so hence was not disappointed. My earlier foot pump was a $35 Schwinn from a Target store and it too was cheaply made, clumsy to use, the foot pedal got easily bent and finally did not last long, and this behaves the same. I wanted a value pump that will work for my occasional needs and this does.

A great well-made pump for the money! My only regret is that it did not include a Presta valve adapter. Otherwise, it pumps fast and is easy to use.

It works well until it stops sealing properly. After that it's just dead weight.If you need a cheap temporary foot pump, go for it. Otherwise, spend more to get something that will seal.

I didn't really expect much out of this because of the price, so it was no surprise that the gauge doesn't work. I just wanted a cheap foot pump and this was it. Otherwise, it works as intended. It's a bit on the heavy side so the frame is very sturdy, but not great if you need to take it with you. The clamp feels a little weak, but it works fine so far.

Very good product.