LEZYNE Steel Floor Drive Bicycle Tire Pump - High-Pressure Floor Pump for Easy Tire Inflation

Des: Was missing parts on delivery. It looked like I got someone's previous return--just repackaged.

United States on Aug 17, 2023

Christian: Everything about this bike pump is excellent.
It threads on to both presta and shrader valves very reliably, it has good seals and pumps very efficiently and the tall narrow plunger means it takes little force to achieve pressures over 100PSI while delivering a similar flow rate as a normal bike pump. The build quality and finish are also excellent

Granted it's quite expensive and unnecessary for most bikes, but if you have a road bike, it is well worth it. No more struggling to seal the presta valve or pushing the pump with all your weight to get the right pressure.

Canada on May 24, 2023

Lea: Die Pumpe sieht sehr schick aus und ist für Schrader-Ventile recht gut brauchbar. Mit Presta-Ventilen gab es bei dem mir zugesendeten Exemplar jedoch Probleme. Schaue ich mir die anderen negativen Bewertungen an, bin ich da aber wohl nicht die Einzige. Musste die Pumpe daher leider zurücksenden.

Germany on Sep 24, 2022

Amazon Customer: parfaite pour un velo de cours qui a besoin de 120 psi

Canada on Sep 17, 2021

Hypper_Billy: Solid product but the ABS1 pro chuck is problematic with some presta tubes valves. The tube valve get stuck in the chuck when trying to remove it after pumping, so you need to unscrew it entirely and lose all pressure from the tube. Didn't except that from a high price pump

Germany on Dec 05, 2020

T. Puisieux: Voici une pompe à la fabrication solide et stable (tout métal + poignée bois), qui n'a pas l'air fragile lorsqu'on l'actionne (à contrario de mon ancienne Z... en composite métal-plastique), avec un grand mano dont j'espère qu'il est fiable. La fixation par vissage sur la valve est d'un grand confort, vs le stress que je ressentais à chaque fois en retirant l'ancienne fixation par levier. Par contre, au gonflage, un bruit prononcé de morse asthmatique se fait entendre, et ceci sur les deux exemplaires que j'ai eus en main. Pas gênant, mais vraiment pas qualitatif au vu du prix et de la réputation de Lezyne. D'où les deux étoiles en moins.

France on Nov 01, 2020

Steve T.: I am an road cyclist so have to have a pump that can pump up 115-120# reliably. I have the previous version of this steel drive floor I purchased a few years back as well as this version with the bigger dial, and angled fill valve. First off the screw on fill valve is the same as the older version from what I can see and a real joy to use when compared to pumps with the clamp on fill valve. These screw on valves seal up tight on the tire's presta valve and do not pop off when the pressure gets over 50psi. The o-ring has lasted to this day on my older version of this pump and I don't see a reason why this one will not last that long either. Also if needing a replacement rubber o-rings, they can be found in a Home Depot, or Lowes store. The bigger dial of the new version is very much welcomed and the hose is a high quality high pressure hose and long enough to easily reach your tire fill value no matter what position it may be in on the wheel. The reason for buying this 2nd pump is to keep one for presta and the other for my wife's Schrader valve bicycle, and have a backup around if needed. From my military days I've learned to always have a backup system available. When pumping up...

United States on Aug 29, 2020

Tyler: This is a very high quality and durable pump. The inflation hose is the longest I've seen on a floor pump and allows inflation with bikes still mounted to my tow hitch rack. People seem to dislike that you have to thread the pump head on every time you use it, but I purchased this pump specifically for that feature. All of the clamp on style pumps I have tried put a lot of lateral force on the valve stem when you clamp them down, and usually take two hands to pry the head off after inflation. I have broken a few valve stems off because of this.

This pump's head can be threaded on and removed with one hand and does not put any unnecessary force on the valve stem or core. It will not unthread the core as long as it is properly tightened. Even if it does, there is a presta valve tool built into the opposite end of the head. People have complained that it takes longer to thread the head on every time, but it's only a few seconds difference and only needs to be turned a few times before the gasket seals. Once screwed down it's very secure and will not leak at all.

I am disappointed that the pressure relief valve does not release pressure from the tire on presta valves. It...

United States on Oct 09, 2019

K. Rafalski: I'm fairly new to riding bikes: I didn't have one as a kid. So even though bicycles are 'simple' and inflating tires is 'super simple' I struggled with inflating tires myself. Whatever person I asked, YouTube video I watched it nearly always started with some version of 'so simple la la la presta/schrader psi boom done!' To the point where I think I would even pay money to watch a video where someone would just explain bicycle things like they would to a child space alien in a kind and gentle way.

The guys at the shop were always nice but they always talk super fast (they are always so busy) and I'd just nod along hoping that I did pick up the details I needed and I just haven't.

I looked for books that were the right level of depth. I looked for more videos, pamphlets...

I struggled to understand what kind of valve I had. Even if I asked somehow in a week the name would escape me and my post-it with the information would be lost.

Worst of all- I was constantly defeated by an expensive 'professional' bicycle pump that the salesperson had talked me into. Even reviews online said it was a great pump. For years I tortured myself with this pump - I broke...

United States on Apr 11, 2019