FloTool 7550MI 160 PSI Viaggio High Pressure Tire Pump, Multi, One Size

worst pump i've ever had, and i've been cycling 25 years. main problem is the fitting does not seal down onto the valve appropriately to enable the air to enter the tube and for pressure gauge to work. It can be made to work after numerous attempts, but I've never really found a trick to ensuring it works. plastic handle also broke after a few months. These issues are a pain with a tool that must be used daily before every ride. cannot recommend this pump.

Takes a little bit of effort but will pump up my road bike tires to 120 PSI where as my electric pump that I use to fill up my car/SUV tires cannot!! Only had this for 1 day so can't comment on the quality but works great so far.

My wife and I have skinny tire road bikes the require 100 PSI tire inflation. This pump requires quite a bit of downward force to get to 100 PSI. I weight 165 and basically have to put almost my entire weight on the handle. She weight about 145 and can't generate the force need to get the pump up to 100 PSI. For lower pressures, it's probably a very good pump. If you want to reach 100 PSI or above then you'll need to weight at least 165 and have strong hands.

It pumps OK however it pumps only on the down-stroke. As heavy duty as it appears I would prefer pumping on both up and down strokes.

Pumps great. Good air seal. Easy to take on and off tire. Has nice clips to hold the hose when not in use. Pressure gauge is wildly inaccurate. My bike tires call for 65 pounds. That is reached when the gauge reads 56 pounds! I used a Milton Industries Inc. S-920 Tire Gage to determine this, which I trust a lot more than this pump's gauge.At least the gauge seems precise, if inaccurate. It has a little arrow you can rotate around to point at a certain value. I have this pointed at 56 pounds, and when I pump to there and measure with the Milton gauge, it always comes out the same.

This floor pump is very difficult to secure its air nozzle to the schrader valve and it will leak air most of time, which makes it even worse than before pumping the air in your tire. What a piece of junk! Now, I am back to to searching a durable and easy-to-use floor pump again.

Bought pump for sole purpose of keeping Red Wheelbarrow tire inflated and rolling. Worth every penny no longer to have the hassle of cranking up large shop compressor or loading wheelbarrow onto pick-up and taking to gas station for air.

The pump seems like it's a good build quality overall, can't see build quality flaws via quality.There are a few modifications I would have made if I was the creator of this product:- the gauge has strange increments, for instance it jumps via 4 tick points on the gauge from 20 to 40, all the way up to 160 psi. I would have liked to have seen it in increments of 10 with more finite measurement in between, seeing as I use this to pump my car tires to 32psi, it's a bit difficult to figure out where to place the gauge marker when you have a wide range from 20 to 40 with 4 ticks in between.- the gauge marker could have a better adjustment setup. currently you have to put your finger on the marker and try to move it into place, I've had other pumps before where there was a gauge marker cover that you could adjust by placing your hands over it and twisting it like a lid to adjust the marker, I liked that setup better than this one where you're pushing the marker with your finger.If the gauge was designed a bit better, I would give this a 5/5. But for the gauge design I have to give this pump a 4/5.The pump did not come with any adapters which was also a bit surprising as other pump's I've had, have always come with the various adapters for pumping soccer balls etc. This was not a big deal as I only require this pump for my car tires and I do have adapters from other previous pump's I've had.