Vibrelli Mini Bike Pump - Presta & Schrader Bicycle Pump - 120 PSI Tire Pump for Road & MTB - No Valve Changing Needed

This is an excellent pump. It is effective and simple to use. Pumps up bicycle tires with ease. Compact & well made. Comes with the option to mount to a bicycle frame. Convenient to take on rides or stash in the car. I am pleased with this item & recommend it to anyone who wants a quick way to fill tires without having to take my daughter's bike to the gas station air pumps. The price is right aa well as customer service. Thank you. Cheers!!

Love how compact the design is and how fast it can fill up a tire. Came in clutch in a flat tire situation.

I've purchased two of these. One was about a year ago and another a few days ago. I like the integrated pressure gauge on the flexi-hose and longer stroke over some of the other models. I also like how easy the quick-swap from Schrader to Presta is. It seems to do a reasonable job of airing up tires in a pinch. The first unit was pretty much perfect and had a butter-smooth, easy stroke while pumping. The newest one has a very rough stroke like it's catching on something inside but it does build pressure. It takes a lot more effort than the first one to pump with. I don't know if the new one is slightly defective or whether this is a design change for the internals. Overall they're still nice frame pumps and I'd buy another.

Super convenient. Easy to attach. Works great. Something every bike rider should have.Only issue is I thought it had a built in pressure gage, but this model does not.Still a great buy.

Perfect product for the price. It has all the functionality anybody would need. Quality is excellent, barometer is of good design and easy to use. Portable and lightweight.

great pump to keep in your bag for emergencies. attaches well and locks into the valve stem easily to pump while out on the trail.

I've had to rely on this pump a few times over the past year to get me home and have had no major issues with it. It doesn't allow me to quite get to a comfortable PSI though which is largely why I gave it a lower rating. For a budget pump I would say it's not bad, but to be fair is the only one I've ever owned so don't have much to compare it to.I also wouldn't bother with the patch kit. When I bought this pump I'd never patched a tube in my life. The first time I did, I used one of these patches and it failed pretty quickly. As a near daily rider over the past year, I've had to patch my tubes about half dozen times now. Instead of this patch kit, I recommend getting something with self-vulcanizing fluid like the one from Park Tools; they are inexpensive, very easy to use with simple and straightforward directions and very reliable.

Smaller than expected. Nice mount. Used it on a rough gravel ride and it held up nice. There is a Velcro strap and the pump has an hole that clips into the holder. This keeps the handle from slipping. Only topped of the tires, so I don’t know how it does with a flat tire.