Vibrelli Vibrelli Bike Floor Pump with Gauge - High Pressure 160 PSI - Presta Valve Bike Pump Automatically Switches to Schrader - Bicycle Pump Comes with Glueless Puncture Kit

I have ridden bikes all growing up and used many bike pumps. The last one I bought I had purchased from a local retail store and it was a piece of junk. It started to fall apart quickly and finally I was too frustrated with it to keep using it. I did some researching on Amazon and decided to pay a bit more for a quality reviewed product, this bike pump. I was impressed when it arrived and happy to see it was lightweight and sturdy. There are a few features that I have come to love with this pump.1-Easy of attaching and detaching the nozzle. Other pumps are a paid to attach, and even more of a pain to detach from the valve. This pump attaches and detaches with ease. That right there is enough to pay a bit more for this pump.2-Ease of pumping. Again, comparing this to other pumps, this one is very easy to pump. Another very imporant part of a pump.3-Large feet pads to stand on. The base is a good size that is easy to stand on and keep in place.4-Air Pressure gauge. Many pumps come with these, and they are a must have if you use it often. Very helpful.5-Where the hose connects to the pump it is connected very securely. This is where my last pump broke all the time. The hose would come off and I would have to muscle it back on, which was a huge pain. I don't foresee that ever being an issue with this pump.In retrospect, I would absolutely purchase this again. It was about twice the price of my last pump, but I am sure will last at least 4 times as long.

I could hardly give my floor pump to my married son. At 61 I'm still plenty young enough to need it myself, not to mention that I still have eight bikes in the garage including the tandem which we'll never ride and I really should sell. Especially when we travel with the bikes, I'd rather not be limited to the portable pumps, and the gauge is valuable for adjusting pressure depending on the riding conditions--or merely giving my wifey a little softer tires (for her comfort, of course, not so that I can keep up a little bit better).Now, true, my daughter has a couple pumps they've been hanging onto since they got married, but she didn't mention that until after my son searched the house over for a few clues and ended up at the workbench discovering the pump which he knew I had ordered, since he noticed the "please review" email in my in box when we were discussing the finer points of investing. (He only admitted this later.) (Christmas time here, folks.)He needs this pump because he persists in trying to ride tubeless even though his tires obviously don't hold air between rides. Of course, we want presta and schrader valves, without a hassle, for handling not only our bikes but those of our spouses and friends. Of course, both fairly high pressure (gauge up to 160 psi) and high volume (skinnier tube, longer stroke) make for a good pump, although nothing fancy. The working parts are steel, the handle and stand are plastic, making for a good price point with durability and precision where it counts.

It's a pump and should expect it to work. But when searching for comparable products look at the design features. The valve - it works better than expected. I was concerned that the side lever would interfere with the spokes but no problem at all. When releasing it does not also release a lot of air. OK. you will always get a small swoosh but unlike others it doesnt loose much pressure. Height - I am just over 6 ft tall and the height is just right - not overly hunching over when pumping. Base - just the right width provides a stable tripod like base when pumping and for foot location. And the pressure gauge is large, easy to read with good precision markings. Materials all look to be high quality. Overall very happy with purchase. Cannot comment on longevity.

4 stars. lightweight, good value, decent quality. the thumb lock holding the presta valve feels awkward, and seems to take a few tries to get it lined up properly. One lined up, it works well, and gets tubes pumped up relatively quickly. You can pay more, but the increments of quality would be diminishing returns. The Vibrelli is a decent pump for the price.

As someone who has used the Vibrelli Bike Floor Pump with Gauge for several years now, I can confidently say that it is an excellent product. The pump is well-designed and easy to use, with a sturdy metal barrel and a clear and easy-to-read gauge. It also comes with a variety of adapters, making it compatible with a wide range of bike valves.I was initially concerned about the plastic base of the pump, but it held up well to regular use for about two years. However, with vigorous pumping, the base did eventually crack and break. Fortunately, Vibrelli's customer support was fantastic, and they promptly replaced the pump without any hassle or additional cost to me.Since receiving the replacement pump, I have had no issues with it whatsoever. It pumps up my bike tires quickly and easily, and the gauge allows me to get the perfect amount of pressure every time. The pump also has a long hose, which is great for inflating tires on bikes that are mounted on a repair stand.Overall, I highly recommend the Vibrelli Bike Floor Pump with Gauge. While the plastic base may be prone to breaking with heavy use, Vibrelli's excellent customer support makes this a non-issue. This is a high-quality product that has served me well over the years and is well worth the investment.

Okay so I needed a pump for my road bike, which has 700c 23 inch tires. The Local Bike Shops had name-brand pumps like Giant, Specialized, Cannondale, etc.. but they were all around $90. I found this on Amazon so I thought I would give it a try.Pros*The valve is well made, as it doesn't leak when taking it off and it is very easy to put on. The pump might take a few more pumps since it has a smaller tube, but in my opinion this makes it more accurate for getting the exact PSI.*The guage is accurate and really easy to read when pumping from afar (I wear glasses).*The stand is really stable, and it deters any forward or backwards movement while pumping*Last but not least, the customer service is great. I had an issue with my valve not reading the PSI correctly, so I contacted Vibrelli by email and no questions sent another one immediately. They really do honor the warranty and insure their pump.Cons:The only thing I can think of is the base of the pump needs padding, but thats me just being nit picky and is more for accoustic while pumping than it has anything to do with the performace of the pump.I wasn't paid to say this or paid in any way for this review, and I race with my University Team so I use this pump frequently, it is truly bike shop quality.

I bought this pump to keep my kids' bike tires well inflated, and to also pump the odd sports ball from time to time.Hose Placement:The pump is reletively compact, and allows the hose to be draped over the top of the pump and secured to the sides, keeping the hose attached to the pump and reducing overall storage space.Pressure Dial:The large numbers on the dial are very easy to read, which allow the user to confidently tell how much air pressure is in the tire, to prevent over or under-inflation. The pressure dial is also quite sturdy. I've owned several bike pumps in the past, and the dials usually fail pretty quickly, so I've been really impressed with this Vibrelli pump's dial so far. I've owned it for 2 years, and the dial is still functioning without issue.Dual Valves:The hose can accommodate both schraeder and presta valves, which is a plus if you have both higher-end and Walmart-brand bikes. The hose also securely "locks" onto the valves during inflation which prevents it from popping off of the valve mid-inflation.Overall, I think that this is a solid and reliable air pump, and have had no issues with it so far.

Best pump brought ! Pressure is there! Durability is there ! Walmart dont got it this cheap

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first good pump I've finally bought myself. It is more likely the pump could burst a tire than, like the cheap stuff, the tire bursting the pump. Could have saved time and money by buying a proper pump like this one in the first place.It takes some effort to seat the connector on a Presta valve. The built-in pressure gauge indicator seems a little sticky. This was upon first use when bringing two tires up to spec; maybe it will loosen up? The pressure reading is reasonable accurate for recreational use. (measured against a good gauge)

Bonne description, robuste et facile à utiliser

It's easy to use, I don't have to strain to read the gauge, and the pump doesn't wobble while I'm using it. the pump comes with a sports ball inflation needle and inflatable device attachment for pool toys and similar items.Although the shaft is steel, the base and handle are plastic. That’s not a deal breaker, but it means the pump isn’t as robust as the more expensive ones on this list. But at this price, it’s a great valueI liked that the needles attach to the cord on a clip so I don't have to worry about losing them. If you are in need of a bike pump, I strongly recommend picking this.With the pump It comes with glue-less puncture repair kit, because i didnt get any flats yet i couldnt try the robustness.

I've used some really bad quality pumps in the past at a similar price point, and those just don't even compare to this one. It's built solid and it can handle even high pressure road tires that go up to 140 PSI (160 PSI max). Schrader and Presta compatibility as well as nozzles for soccer balls, balloons, etc. It even came with a small patch kit! This pump is hard to beat for the price.