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Bontrager Air Support HP Pro
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Product Details
Bontrager Air Support HP Pro
Extend the hidden hose on Bontrager's Air Support HP Pro pump, and thread it onto your Presta valve for secure inflation of your tires. Built with a smaller volume chamber for higher-pressure tires, this premium pump allows you to effortlessly inflate tires up to 120 psi. Available in two lengths: Long for more air per stroke, or Short for an easy fit into a jersey pocket.
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by PowerReviewsPros
- Easy to use (2)
- Lightweight (2)
- Durable
- Has hose
- Size
Cons
- Poor quality (2)
- Weak (2)
- Max psi 30
- Price
Best Uses
- Road bikes (2)
- Counterweight
Reviewed by 4 customers
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Pros
- Easy to Use
- Durable
Cons
Best Uses
Comments:
I have really enjoyed my Pro HP, have owned it at least two years and prticulat like to fact that it screws on to my Presta and then the pull out metal braided hose is very nice.
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- No
Pros
- Lightweight
Cons
- Weak
- Poor Quality
Best Uses
- Road Bikes
Comments:
Valve leaks air and fell apart in 2 pieces. Can't use after about 3-5 uses.
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- No
Pros
- Size
- Has Hose
Cons
- Max Psi 30
- Price
Best Uses
- Counterweight
Comments:
This pump worked the first day I bought it. Flatted in group ride. Pumped worked great that time. Fast forward a few months and the pump is called for. Pumped over 200 strokes and can't get over 30 psi. Tested it on several tire sizes after I got home with same results. It barely inflated just the tube with no tire. Going back to CO2's.
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Pros
- Lightweight
- Versatile
- Easy to Use
Cons
- Poor Quality
- Weak
Best Uses
- Road Bikes
Comments:
I bought this in the fall and got about 20 uses out of this as of July 2015 (I used it in to repair about 5 flats, and then about 15 other times). I expected it would last longer than 5-6 months (I don't bike normally in the winter). The top metal clamp that holds the hose to the air delivery piece that you put on the bike broke off, meaning the hose got stuck in the pump, rendering it useless.
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- No