AerGun X-1000 Bicycle Tire Pump - Fast & Easy Inflation for All Types of Bikes

Anthony P.: Sturdy and works well. Easy to pump my bike tires to 100 psi. I’ve never actually checked the gauge against another, so I can’t vouch for the accuracy. It’s close enough for what I need.

It works in my Schrader valve and is supposed to work on Presta as well (but I’ve never tried). The clamp handle on the chuck feels backwards, but works well.

United States on Nov 17, 2023

Mr&MrsV: This is a very well built and effective pump. I've used it for years now and it still works well. Pumping action is strong and the build is sturdy. Definitely worth the price vs other less expensive brands & models. Buy it once and enjoy it for many years.

United States on Nov 13, 2023

Elliot Steiner: I ordered four pumps, and this was the one I kept. At $35, it was one of the two cheaper options I considered. The AerGun is easy to use and makes a great seal on presta and shrader valves. The way the seal is formed was unique among the pumps I tried. I also love the pressure release button. It’s in a good spot and accidentally mashing it won’t be a problem. The hose is plenty long. The dial is easy enough to read. I like the size. Slightly bigger than my old pump, but still small enough that I won’t think twice tossing it in my trunk. I used my previous pump 20 years, and based on the perceived quality, I expect this to last at least as long. My old pump never worked as well as this one. If you can get this for the $35 price I spent, don’t think twice. I’d recommend it over the $50 pumps I tried.

United States on Dec 15, 2020

Kellin Q: This is my first bike pump, but from what I can tell it works really well. It's fairly easy to pump my rear tire up to its maximum of 85 PSI and I'd imagine this could pump up to 120 PSI before it becomes difficult to pump. The built-in pressure gauge is also a huge help and one of the major reasons why I chose this pump. It seems accurate enough considering it hasn't caused my tire to pop off the rim with overpressurization with the four times I've used it so far.

As for the build quality, it's pretty great. I don't notice any flex in the pump (apart from the hose obviously) and even if you store it in a cluttered garage with things on top of it I'm sure it'd last a while.

The only thing that I don't like about it is that the base is a bit small, but it's still big enough to put both feet on so it really isn't that big of a deal.

I can confirm that it works on both Presta and Schrader valves.

I'll update my review should anything happen to the pump.

United States on Mar 15, 2017

T B Smith: Good volume of air for high pressure floor pump. The head works perfectly on Presta valves (road bike tires), don't use it for Schrader valves but suspect that it would work well with them also. Since the Presta valve is smaller, would expect that if there was a problem with leakage arouond the seal when filling it would be with the smaller diameter valve. Button for releasing pressure is convenient, and gage makes it easy to release air to desired fill level. You should of course be cautious about overfilling a high pressure road tire much as its pretty easy to blow out tire if you overfill much. Found it was very easy to fill to the precise pressure desired, the red arrow made seeing when you had done that trivial, for those in a dark garage in the morning, when the gage is harder to read. Disingaging the pump head from the valve released very little air from the tire so there was no need to overfill to compensate for lost air as the head releases. Honestly have never had a pump that released from the valve stem so cleanly, with so little loss of air pressure. Since a road bike tire is such low volume and the pressure is so high, it does not take much...

United States on Sep 18, 2015