Audew Bike Floor Pump with Gauge - 230Psi Presta/Dunlop and Schrader Dual Valves Bicycle Tire Pump - Steel Structure Floor Pump for Bike, Including Glueless Puncture Kit, Inflating adapters

Just realized my bike tires are flat now the weather is warming up. Got these based on good reviews and I am happy with the pump. It comes with attachement heads for balls and bikes. Also comes with simple patching kit that I’ve yet to use. Feels solid when I used to pump my bike tires. It’s a full size pump with a foot stabilizer and a gauge. Solid purchase!

I missed having a floor pump with an air gauge! Tires should be checked and aired up daily, used it first thing today before cycling to work.The highest a bicycle tire goes up to is 160psi, kinda odd that it goes to 200+ psi. The needle for balls works. Working. Buff said.The cons: super cheap thin black bag-OK for shipping, not for use. Patch kit is glueless, no cyclist worth their salt would use those. Both items are going in the trash.

I just started biking again, and needed to get a pump of my own. My friend's pump is one of those tiny little hand pumps that takes literally over 100 pumps to get the tire pressurized sufficiently (Yes, I counted. Yes I stopped after 100 because I was getting bored. Probably about 123 or so, if you really want to know.) and that just seemed excessive. So I got this one. I did a bit of shopping around for price and perceived quality.Here's what I found. It filled my tires up pretty fast. I didn't bother counting how many pumps, because I don't care. It was just WAY faster and easier than the other pump. Bonus: It comes with a puncture repair kit. Super neat! Didn't notice that when I bought it. Only problem: The gauge. I have no idea what these folks were thinking people would use this for. Maybe there's bikes out there that use 220+ PSI. Mine doesn't. Yes, you get by 5s and that's PROBABLY good enough, as folks tend to list pressure ratings in multiples of 5. I just wish it was a little more granular. Take a look at the picture. It's really my only gripe, and it's not a huge deal. I'd definitely buy this one again. It feels like it's pretty sturdy, and unlike the last couple I've had it really feels like it engages right away. Smooth operation and consistent pressure. Worth the money.

It is ok ,do what supposed to do . . . but why is it advertised as 230 Psi ,when the owner manual say not to exceed 160 Psi ?

just got this. At first, I was confused about the gauge since it shows "bar" in red. On my tire it says "MAX PSI 105". So what I did was go to google and convert 105psi which came out to 7 "bar". So I inflated my road bike tire to 7 bar and it was nice and firm. Great pump, did not take much energy or effort at all to pump to my 105 psi. I left this review after only using it one time, so who knows how long it will last. But the first time was a charm! it has shradder and presta, so no adaptors needed or anything.

Purchased to replace a set of cheap hand pumps without guages that always were hit and miss. This pump is fantastic, and having properly inflated tires transforms your bike! The connection mechanism allows for a quick disconnect from the valve and avoids the air that leaks out when unscrewing a traditional valve connection. The guage is easy to read and allows you to easily set it to the range of pressures specified on the tire side wall. Highly recommended.

Solid quality of the air pump. I am preparing for my summer road trip and this one definitely meets my need although the price is a little bit high. I will update more information after I use it for several months.

Yes!!! Just what I needed ☆☆☆☆☆♡... i don't use for bike...i use for refilling air can to use for air blasting shaving gear & computers & small filters...i have Ryobi battery compressor and takes longer to start up & refill air can...Hey!!! Tire pump with great quality & psi ability is PumpN Great!!! thinkN outside dA Box!!!...Thks!!!...