| Color | With pressure gauge |
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| Power source | Corded Electric |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Brand | Hycline |
| Manufacturer | Hycline |
| Manufacturer reference | 380013 |
| Package Dimensions | 41.7 x 22.6 x 7 cm; 580 Grams |
| ASIN | B0B14LT87J |
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Hycline Bike Pump
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Product Description
- The air pump is made of seamless steel, which has a beautiful appearance and better corrosion resistance. The hose is made of a special high-temperature rubber hose, not easy to break and damage.
- Sport Ball Needle and Inflatable Device Included, can work on basketball, football, volleyball, and soccer ball, or pool floats like swim rings and river tubes.
Customer reviews
I had a JoeBlow for many years which was a great pump. When that eventually failed I was left using electric pumps, fine until one day you find the battery is flat and you have no way to pump your tyre accept with an emergency hand pump.So I thought that this would be a good replacement for use in my workshop. Whilst it's ok, it isn't anything like as good as the JoeBlow. It's actually pretty small, the average height person would have to stoop to use it, it's maybe 40% the size of a proper floor pump. I quite like that the gauge is raised making it easier to see, and it all seems to be reasonably robust, there's no hissing sound indicating leakage when a tyre is pumped to 60psi. I found it to be reasonably accurate, within 5psi or so of my mainstay electric version. It was a struggle to get it to put more than 60psi into a wheelchair tube, the pressure required on the handle was quite significant beyond this pressure, certainly more than would be needed for a full sized floor pump. I also found when I released the lever on the valve, it let quite a lot of air out, and rather than popping off as expected, it had to be manually yanked off the value.A current Amazon voucher takes the price down to just over £20, which is ok if you plan to use this as a spare or for occasional use. Personally I'll be looking for a proper full sized floor pump for my general cycle maintenance.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 July 2022
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 July 2022
So I thought that this would be a good replacement for use in my workshop. Whilst it's ok, it isn't anything like as good as the JoeBlow. It's actually pretty small, the average height person would have to stoop to use it, it's maybe 40% the size of a proper floor pump. I quite like that the gauge is raised making it easier to see, and it all seems to be reasonably robust, there's no hissing sound indicating leakage when a tyre is pumped to 60psi. I found it to be reasonably accurate, within 5psi or so of my mainstay electric version. It was a struggle to get it to put more than 60psi into a wheelchair tube, the pressure required on the handle was quite significant beyond this pressure, certainly more than would be needed for a full sized floor pump. I also found when I released the lever on the valve, it let quite a lot of air out, and rather than popping off as expected, it had to be manually yanked off the value.
A current Amazon voucher takes the price down to just over £20, which is ok if you plan to use this as a spare or for occasional use. Personally I'll be looking for a proper full sized floor pump for my general cycle maintenance.
Small, but reasonably accurate
By DAVE COOKE on 16 July 2022
I had a JoeBlow for many years which was a great pump. When that eventually failed I was left using electric pumps, fine until one day you find the battery is flat and you have no way to pump your tyre accept with an emergency hand pump.By DAVE COOKE on 16 July 2022
So I thought that this would be a good replacement for use in my workshop. Whilst it's ok, it isn't anything like as good as the JoeBlow. It's actually pretty small, the average height person would have to stoop to use it, it's maybe 40% the size of a proper floor pump. I quite like that the gauge is raised making it easier to see, and it all seems to be reasonably robust, there's no hissing sound indicating leakage when a tyre is pumped to 60psi. I found it to be reasonably accurate, within 5psi or so of my mainstay electric version. It was a struggle to get it to put more than 60psi into a wheelchair tube, the pressure required on the handle was quite significant beyond this pressure, certainly more than would be needed for a full sized floor pump. I also found when I released the lever on the valve, it let quite a lot of air out, and rather than popping off as expected, it had to be manually yanked off the value.
A current Amazon voucher takes the price down to just over £20, which is ok if you plan to use this as a spare or for occasional use. Personally I'll be looking for a proper full sized floor pump for my general cycle maintenance.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 July 2022
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 July 2022
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 July 2022
Good for the price, very sturdy. I would recommend everyone to get this item with the gauge as it could also be purchased without it.
great pump with accurate gauge, easy to use
By Marta on 4 July 2022
I got this dual head pump (suitable for Schrader and Presta valves) for our e-bikes and scooters as our current one does not have any gauge on it. This is a very useful feature as every bikes etc has different PSI requirements and by the help of this accurate gauge, the correct air could be pumped into the tires. It works perfectly well and it is easy to use: you just need to remove the dust cap from the wheels, attach the head of the pump and inflate the tire between the required min-max PSIs. My e-bike’s tire pressure should be between 35-45 psi and I usually pump it up till 40.By Marta on 4 July 2022
Good for the price, very sturdy. I would recommend everyone to get this item with the gauge as it could also be purchased without it.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 July 2022
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 July 2022
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 July 2022
Straight out of the box, it feels well made and sturdy. It has a metal base that pulls out so it can be supported by foot as well as a pressure gauge which comes in handy.
The pump handle is large and easy to use, with the pole detracting in and out of the main tube smoothly when pumping something up.
All in all, it's a good pump for the price of £22.99 for the pressure gauge version, which was the price at time of writing.
I hope you found this review helpful.
A good quality pump.
By W B 🌍 on 4 July 2022
This is a good quality bike pump that comes with a few different attachments for balls and inflatables.By W B 🌍 on 4 July 2022
Straight out of the box, it feels well made and sturdy. It has a metal base that pulls out so it can be supported by foot as well as a pressure gauge which comes in handy.
The pump handle is large and easy to use, with the pole detracting in and out of the main tube smoothly when pumping something up.
All in all, it's a good pump for the price of £22.99 for the pressure gauge version, which was the price at time of writing.
I hope you found this review helpful.
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