BlackburnMountain AnyValve Mini Pump(Return to Product Page)

This is quite easy to use, and works well for my presta valve on the 23s I ride on. I haven't had any issues with the valve connector. Many of these pumps are small and require a lot of work and repetitions to pump the tire up to even a small amount of air, but this is larger, about an inch in diameter and about 9 inches long, and really is pretty quick, at least enough to get you home.

Of course, the downside is that it's a little harder to sneak it away in a small bag attached to your bike, or always have it in your backpack, but I think it's worth that inconvenience.

This would be excellent for bike packing just because it would be your primary pump.

I wish it had another way to attach to the to the bike. It has a clip for attaching to a water bottle cage, which looks great, but I think it only works for the seat tube spot, and not if you already have a water bottle cage on it, and my bike has only the one on the down tube anyways. It's hard to find a way to attach it otherwise, but I think that's more of a me problem.

I use the pump as a primary way of filling my tires while out on the road. I ride on average 50-60 miles per week. When I need to fill my tires, this Blackburn pump does the job. It fills my tires up to a high pressure and does it without trouble. It is lightweight and compact as well. It is very affordably as well.

Very cheap light plastic, I doubt it will last long. I prefer my Leyzne with the flexible hose connecter, which I've had for years and still works, but takes a lot of effort as it is only a one way pump.

This pump is used mainly for mountain biking. The included mount fits well under my bottle cage and the pump is well secured to it. I happen to have a Shrader valve infant and a Presta on the rear but the switch over on the Blackburn pump makes that simple.