Schwinn Air Sport Mini Bike Pump, Foot to Floor or Hand Pump Option, Fits Schrader and Presta Valve Types, Easy-to-Carry Portable and Convenient Design, Bicycle Essentials for Easy Road Riding

Works pretty well. Just wish the bar was higher. It's about a pump per lb.

Am giving the Schwinn Air Sport Mini Bike Pump 5 stars for its light weight and low price. I like the gauge and the way it folds up.I have only used this occasionally so cannot speak for long term ruggedness.

I was in need of a portable pump and didn't want to spend $40-50. I stumbled onto this pump and I'm glad I did. So far, I've had to pump my urban bicycle 3-4 times and it has performed well for my needs.The quality is above average compared to those found in stores like Target and Walmart (I'm not sure about specialized stores like REI and Dick's Sporting Goods). Especially at the low price point ($15).The weight seems right, not too light to be flimsy and not too heavy to seem cheap. The pivoting mechanism to bring out the (metallic and solid) foot peg was great. I love how strong and seemingly unbreakable the foot peg is. The size of the pump is perfect for my needs. It's not too small and not too big. I can put it into my hydration backpack or mount it onto my bike. My urban bicycle tires' max pressure is 65 psi. I didn't need that many pumps to get to 65 psi.My only significant minor issue is with the difficulty of inserting and removing the nozzle head. Even though I only need to use it 2-3 times a month, it's a hassle and exerts a large amount of stress on the fingers One suggestion to make it better is to have 4 small tabs on the ends of both sides of the nozzle head. Another suggestion is to use a thumb lock lever like the one on the Topeak JoeBlow Sport II floor pump, which they call a "TwinHead". Using this over the screw/unscrew method would make this an almost perfect product.The only other item I would slightly improve is the elastic band on the mounting bracket used to secure the pump to the mounting bracket. It requires some work to secure and unsecure the pump on the bracket.Neither issues are deal breakers for me. But I can see the nozzle head difficulty being a deal-breaker for some people.

UPDATE 2. I just tried to get 100 PSI in my Schwinn prelude bike but this pump will never make it pas 75 PSI so i ordered a foot operated pump that Amazon had on sale for another 3 hoursUPDATE.I LIKE TO SE THE ARMS ON THE GUY WHO CAN GET THIS TO PUMP OVER 50 PSI.GAUGE IS WAY OFF BUT I'M NOW USING A FULL SIZE PUMP THAT AMAZON SELLSI PURCHASED THIS FOR THE SIZE AND THE GAUGE.HOW EVER THE PRESSURE GAUGE NEVER WENT OVER 25 PSI.BUT IT'S STILL GOOD ENOUGH TO PUMP IN ENOUGH AIR TO GET YOU TO A GAS STATION.I GAVE IT 5 STARS BECAUSE THE QUALITY IS EXCELLENT

I bought this for my road bike with Presta Valves. The way this thing is designed doesn't let any air flow through the presta valve. I tried closing the schrader valve and some air started flowing very slowly when testing with hand but not when put to the tire. This tool is in no way useful. It maybe light but not useful at all.

I'm very disappointed in this model from Schwinn. I have a similar Schwinn frame pump from about 20 years ago without a gauge and it worked well for Schrader valves but I need one that can also do presta. It fits well on the frame next to the bottle cage, is light weight and secure enough. However, it just doesn't 'hold on' to presta stems. I've tried many times but as the pressure goes up it either pops off or just refuses to pump (as if the presta valve itself were getting closed). This makes it useless for pre-ride top off and pressure check as you lose more air than you can pump in just checking the pressure. I'm holding on to it for emergency road use but I would not recommend to anyone unless you were only using it for Schrader valves.

Must have pumpThe old foot pump has the bigger connectorNew mountain bike I purchased recently has a skinnier stem on the tire tubeI Like the one piece cylinder pumpIt even can attach to the bike frame

The pump is easy to use nice size to carry on bike does the job pumping up my bike tires