ZEFALAluminium Mini Road Pump, Air Profil FC02 - Black/Silver, 116 psi, Manual, Includes Frame Mount

I wanted a small light pump for my commuter bike but didn't want to pay upwards of 25 pounds or have something so desirable as a Lezyne on my bike. So went for this instead and I'm glad I did as it's a great little pump.I was initially disappointed with the build quality as the top, chrome section rocked about and there was a gap between the chrome section and the black when closed. However I've since realised that the chrome section is attached by screw thread and so a few rotations have tightened it right up. Now it closes leaving no gap whatsoever and there's no rocking of the chrome section.The pump sports an internal tube which in my mind is essential on a pump as it allows you to really get pumping without worrying about the seal onto the valve and also removes the need for a locking lever. Unlike the comparable Lezyne, the tube on this pump does not come completely out which has its pros and cons: you're not going to leave this tube behind when you fix a flat but it's not as easily replaceable either. To cover both Presta and Schrader valves there is a small reversible adapter on the end of the tube which I think is actually a better solution than the reverseable tube on the Lezyne as you can just set this to what you have and then you're done. The tube is actually quite hard to get out from the pump as it sits with only a couple of millimetres of smooth metal exposed: a bit hard to get any grip on with your nails. I've now found a hard flick is the easiest way to deploy it. The end of the pump has a tethered rubber (or rubberlike) cap to stop the gunk getting in which seems to work fine.In use the pump is easy to use, the tube is of adequate length and you can certainly get up the pressure. However the pump being so short it does take a fair few pumps to do so. It's not uncomfortable so it's not really a problem: this is a pump designed for emergencies after all so it's plenty good enough to get to a decent pressure to finish your ride.The pump comes with a rubber mount and a velcro strap for mounting onto a tube. There's no facility for mounting beside a bottle holder but you could probably mount this on the other side of the tube to the bottle holder using the mount supplied. I'm not convinced by the rubber mount as it holds the pump purely by friction: there is no part of the pump that sticks out to stop it falling through apart from the cap tether so not too sure how this will hold up in practice. The magnet inside the pump is a good idea to keep the pump closed during riding but it can be a little annoying during pumping.All in all I think this is a perfectly fine pump at a reasonable price.

Broke within just a few uses, so a disappointing purchase.

Good pump