Bike Aluminum Floor Tire Pump and Suspension Shock Inflator with Air Bleeder, Large Gauge 300 Psi - All-Fit Valve Head for Presta, Schrader, Angled-Shape Barrel

That's weird. I swear there were reviews here when I purchased this pump, but now there are none.I bought this pump primarily to air my adjustable bicycle shock. To that end it worked excellently. I had pumped the shock up with a small-form hand pump to 150psi, but while that pump says it could do 300psi I don't see how that could happen in the lifetime of one person.Airace took the pressure from 150psi to 280psi in about four pumps. The gauge is very easy to read. It started super smooth, but as the pressure grew I could feel that the air was only pushing in after about 4/5ths of pump travel. If you know what I mean... pressure resistance. It pumps very easily up to around 200psi.I didn't see any instructions with the pump. It's straight forward... it's a pump, right? Well, after I finished and disengaged the hose from the valve, the gauge indicated the pump was still at pressure. The hose dongle used for filling the shock has a valve in it that is released when the dongle is swung back to it's resting position, at which point it releases it's pressure quickly. Just keep it away from your face and eyes.

This is a great looking pump. It works but I have three issues with it1) the head has too much on it and is difficult to fit between the spokes. I cannot use it at all on the trailer I sometimes pull the dog in.2) the connection to the valve is mushy - air comes out putting it on and it off. All pumps will do this but too much air comes out making exact pressure more guess work.3) despite the pumps size it does not put out a lot of air 30 lbs to 100 lbs on 700x28 tides took over 20 pumpsSo the pump does work and it is a a nice looking unit. However, Due to the issues above I cannot recommend the pump.

It does cost but the pump is premium. It's much bigger than my IceToolz A551 floor pump. Ppl think it's a scooter. The valve also fits 12" tyres. I'm a bike assembler so I needed a pump with a large barrel and this is it. I have tried the Birzman Maha Apogee II and it broke down after 8 months. Screw on valves are also a hassle. But this Airace is not screw-on and does the job well. I don't think I will be needing to use it beyond 60PSI. I just needed the barrel size.This pump is tall, so it suits taller guys. The bad thing about is the ability to read 40PSI. It's quite hard since the reading goes up to 300PSI, but that's not a problem for me. It feels and looks good.

This product is a good concept but the quality is lacking. I’ve had floor pumps last decades and this pump didn’t last more than a few weeks outside the return date. I ordered it for the dual purpose of tires and shock pump. The first pump wouldn’t inflate any shock. So I returned it and got another one. It worked okay but on about my third use when latching the nozzle onto a presta the latching lever and pump nipple snapped off. Now I’m outside the return window, down $80+, and have no recourse. Major bummer.

I've had a Silca since around 1992 that recently started getting a little...flabby. This is the only pump that could possibly fill those shoes. This Airace is astonishing. Very sturdy. Nice & tall. Easy to read. EVERYTHING it says it is and more. If you believe in buying the BEST since in the long run it's cheaper, because well-made things don't break, then buy this pump. If you want to spend way less money for a pump that will break in a few years, get something else. That's pretty much the size of it. You will NOT be disappointed with this pump. Some of the best money I ever spent on bike equipment, & that's saying a lot.

Highly recommended. The little hand pump thingy is great in an emergency but is silly for routine use. This pump does the job quickly and accurately. In my case, I'm going to ~300-350 psi. Not only is that a lot of strokes on one of the hand pumps, it takes a ton of force to get that last 50 PSI. This pump is super sturdy, so I can just put all of my weight on the handle to get to that high pressure.

This is an excellent pump for pumping up tires, great looking functions well however, it's a screw type release, and when you try to pump your shock up to 220 lb you lose most of your pressure trying to take the hose off. It's no good for pumping up shocks.

Did not think a pump like this would do such work!! Pumped up my cycle bike tire which holds 150 psi in about 6 full pumps. Very impressed.