Bell Air Attack

What I like about this. It has a larger than normal air capacity, is light weight and easy to use. But it does not have a gauge, does not have a decent stand or feet, falls over if you're not standing on it. However it is a decent bike pump and it works as described. I am, overall happy with it and will not return.

I use it to pump my son basketballs and footballs. Great to have around also I pump my lawnmower tires and car tires lol. Had no problem with it.

too hard to pump, and the hose and pump are too short for my 6'1" husband. Poor design. Also, this particular one didn't have a gauge to see the amount of air. Definitely not convenient.

I just received my bell pump and was able to fill my bike tire to 58.5 lbs in very little time. I'm pleased and I hope it lasts.

I have had a bike for many years and have always skimped on my tire pumps. Usually go to a big store and buy what ever is cheep. I had some gift cards and decided to splurge on a more expensive tire pump, the Bell Air Attack High Volume Bicycle pump. When I first used it I was sold. I didn't realize when I bought it that the pump had two settings. High volume and high pressure. Boy that is nice. I have been using high pressure tiers on my bike and those last few pumps on my regular pump were very hard, I mean pushing so hard my feet practically came off the ground. But how with the high pressure switch it is easy. I have also had fewer flat tires. In the past I kept having blowouts on my inner tube where the valve stem connects with the inner tube. I think it was because the pump was hard to get off the tire when the tire was under pressure and I had to pull it off and this was damaging my tires. The Bell Air Attack High Volume Bicycle pump comes off the valve stem very easy. The only thing I have to watch out for is the little lever sometimes pops back when I am disengaging the pump with some force and if my fingers are in the way it hurts when it hits. But being the quick learner it only took 5 or 6 times before I learned to keep out of the way.