LEZYNE Pocket Drive HP Hand Pump for Bicycle Tires

Frau Hoch: Super Pumpe hält was sie verspricht

Germany on Dec 20, 2023

Cliente de Kindle: Mas pequeña de lo que esperaba. Entrega rápida

Spain on Oct 27, 2023

JiltedG: La pompe tient sa promesse : elle est effectivement toute petite et légére tout en ayant une capacité de gonflage étonnante. Je n'ai pas encore eu l'occasion de m'en servir beaucoup, la pompe Lezyne Mini étant prévue en cas de souci lors d'une sortie en vélo de route mais elle est en tout cas fixée au cadre, juste derrière le porte bidon.

France on Aug 30, 2023

Pistol Pete : Great quality little pump

United States on Aug 22, 2023

Stephen Will: fits in my cycling vest pocket and works well.

Canada on Aug 01, 2023

FarFlungHeel: I've gone through a lot of portable pumps over the years. Some function well, some poorly, some well at first but then poorly. I have not noticed a clear correlation between brand or price and performance so each time I need to buy one it feels like a roll of the die. I seem to have rolled lucky 7's on this one, assuming it continues to function well. It is lightweight, reliable and I can get sufficient air pressure into my tires (large tubeless ones for a gravel touring bike).

United States on Jul 19, 2023

Robert Foster: Buen producto.

Mexico on Mar 16, 2023

Jeremy Cassidy-Cernanec: After I was stranded three different times and my stubborn misplaced optimism made me think it was going to automatically start working again, I knew I needed to replace my old mini pump. I love that it has an extendable hose so it has some give to it. It is small enough to go in a jersey (I keep mine in my bike currier bag), yet reliable enough to count on in a pinch.

United States on Nov 10, 2022

Todfather: This pump is pretty well designed - the hose that's stored in the body of the pump makes it easier to inflate as it offers literal flexibility. This thing is VERY small and fits easily and almost unnoticeably in a jersey pocket if you're not the frame-mount type. It's pretty easy to get up to about 60-70psi before things start to get tough, I'd imagine you could get up to 80-90psi but the effort to get there would be a lot.

One thing that really kinda bugs me about the pump is that the threads on the hose are metal and the threads on the body of the pump are plastic. It is SUPER easy to cross-thread and cause damage to the pump. Be very careful when assembling the pump. It's kind of unfortunate because a pump like this is an emergency/in-the-field use item and when you're on the side of the road or trail, having to think about trying to carefully thread a pump hose into the body of the pump is just plain annoying.

Otherwise, this thing is slick, light, easy to use and gets out of the way.

United States on Sep 03, 2022

Alan: This thing is tiny. It weighs 76g and it punches far above its weight. After testing out several mini pumps, I had pretty low expectations for this product. In short, I'm stunned at the value of this gadget. First off, it screws onto presta valves. I've never seen this. And to my surprise, it works very well. I don't lose 50% of the air due to poor connection found in most mini pumps. Combining the screw on hose connection with the flexible hose and it makes it a pleasure to use this for roadside repairs. Certainly, a floor pump or c02 are faster. However, when the c02 runs out, this pump is invaluable. I was able to fill a 700cx23 tube in short order. It really shines with patch kits. Being able to put a small blast of air into a tube and quickly locate the puncture makes it faster for patching tubes without having to waste a c02 canister. c02 will always be fastest and usually my first choice, but after the c02 runs out, having this tiny gem in the bag makes being stranded with a flat tire no sweat.

United States on Jul 22, 2020