Using this pump to inflate the suspension on my Bushtec trailer. Works great.

Thought I was going to have to replace the Fox Vanilla Float shock on the back of my Rocky Mountain because no pumps I had would push air into the bladder. This one had no problem whatsoever. My 99 Rocky Mountain rides as good today as the day I bought it due in no small part to this pump.

Performs better compared to the previous one that i got. Less air leak when dismounting the nozzle. Looks sturdy too. Great price as well.

Great product! Super easy to use and accurate.

Works great

Works perfectly for my Victory Vision air shock

Not sure on the accuracy since I havent been able to measure pressure against other pumps. I have noticed that it is pretty consistent as I can make changes to my fork then take a lap around the block and it will still show the same pressure. That consistency allows me to make small changes that I can notice when I ride. Pressure changes are easy to make as you screw it on, pump to add air, or push the bleed valve to lower pressure. The bleed valve was not overly sensitive either. All in all, for what I paid, I thought its been a good value (local shop wanted twice as much other brand name).

Ive only used it once and it worked well. Im hopeful itll keep working for years to come

Took me a while to figure out what was going on with my shock psi settings, but then I realized that this pump lets out a ton of air when its disengaged from the valve. For my rear shock, it was about 80 psi lost each time I disengaged the pump. This air loss adds a lot of guess work in your shock psi settings, and it makes it nearly impossible to set your shock to a particular psi with complete accuracy. I do not recommend this product.

The pump body is essentially the same as the RockShox pump Ive had close to a decade. The nozzle fitting is the longer style too, which is why I got this one so it can reach down into my Race Face dropper post. But that same dropper post revealed the weak spot of the cheaper pump which is it is completely inaccurate and anything under 50psi. This is not good since dropper posts tend to run 20-40psi and small changes maker huge differences in their return rate. And I imagine small changes even at higher pressures are inaccurate which is a problem if you like to make changes to your suspension often. So I guess it depends on how picky you are if its worth spending some more on a more accurate pump.