Bike Pump (Black, White) with Pressure Gauge, Dual Head for Presta and Schrader, Corded Electric, 160.0 pounds_per_square_inch, Automatic, AIR_PUMP for bicycle tire inflation

Worked really well with my presta valves. The seal was good, no leakage while using and the gauge was fairly accurate as well matching up to my digital ones 👍🏻

do not buy this pump. broke immediately after using with air being released from central pump column and no longer pumping bike tyres. incredibly cheaply made which you can tell as everything has a flimsy feeling with poor finish to plastic components. absolutely trash

Made of plastic and the feet aren't wide enough. I'd recommend this for light use only. I think if you're going to be using it regularly (such as if your family has many bikes like mine) then the Topeak Joe Blow pump is much better quality and more sturdy.

Being a keen mountain biker and father of three teenagers who all share interest in the pursuit but not so much the maintenance. This leaves me somewhat busy usually before a ride with them. Having a good reliable quick pump is always useful for last minute pressure checks. The Camden gear MXV provides schreader and presta connections useful as the family bike fleet has both. I particularly like the adjustable target to set the pressure. Possibly due to my age I am quickly drawn to the PSI units on the gauge which is easy to read and easy to reach pressure. As is the SI unit. Overall an excellent product from Camden Gear.

Poor quality keeps blowing the bottom seal and is increasingly becoming worse.

Ordered this pump to replace small hand pumps. You can inflate road bicycle tyres, MTB bicycle tyres footballs rugby balls. Great bit of kit. Good value for money.

great item has useful pressure gauge so much easier and quicker than my old hand pump with a teen with constant flat tyres and footballs it will be well used

I probably used the pump 12 times over the last year but unfortunately today it had a blow out and is now useless. I suppose it was cheap but you would expect more from CamdenGear. Shame.