Blackburn Chamber HV Floor Pump
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Blackburn Chamber HV Floor Pump $79.95
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Amy BrowningEmployeeGreat Pump
This is one of the best I've had. It's easy to read from a standing position and lightweight enough to pack with you if you must. So glad I have it and the price was great for the quality!
Gabe BoogertGearheadBeefy
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great bike pump, the best one I've used to this date. Less pumps for weak chumps! The dial is also huge and easy to read. It's also got a beer bottle opener for those days working on the bike, what else could you ask for?
Katie HarkerEmployeeHigh volume makes your triceps happy
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Most of the bike in my quiver are no narrower than 2.1 so why I didn't get this pump before is beyond me. I was using a high pressure pump meant for road bikes on all these and really getting a tricep workout each time. I'm all for multi-tasking, but it seemed like an efficient pump would make my life easier. This one has been perfect so far! Love the large gauge and the air release valve to really dial in the pressure on my plus and MTB tires. Bottle opener is a nice touch. I did try to set up my new wheels tubeless using it with no luck. That could be the tire and wheel combo though. Highly recommend!
Michael GGearheadGreat Pump
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I have used this pump for the past month and it has been great. It is easy to use, attach and take off, and the gauge is super easy to read. It is on the more expensive side but it is worth spending a little extra so you do not have to buy another pump the next year.
Eric BluePerfect Pump for MTB's
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Yes its expensive, but its worth it and I would buy another in a heartbeat. Huge gauge (good for people in their mid 40's ha ha) - perfect for dialing in the proper pressure. I use it on plus tires and standard MTB tires. Very solid feeling unlike many other pumps, very solid base, etc. Perfect for tubeless if you don't want to use an air compressor to seat the tires. Its a high volume pump. If running presta valves you will most likely need to flip the gasket in the head(easy to do). Best MTB pump on the market.
Peter NEmployeeThis pump is sweet
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I know what you're thinking... its just a pump, right? I bought this when i switched to a plus tire setup as I needed something that had a gauge that would give me enough detail to tell the difference between say 16 and 18 PSI. The gauge on this is huge, the base is really solid, the high volume chamber means that less pumping is involved, and to top it off, it comes with a bottle opener on it for post ride beverages. All things, considered, this pump is very reasonably priced for what you get.
Vincent MauroGearheadI'll Drink To That.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought this pump to fill my tubeless tires. It worked...and it worked well. Previously I've used my best friend's motorized air pump, which works a treat. Recently I decided to come into my own on the mtn bike scene, and with this pump I didn't miss a beat. I'll admit, it was tenuous at first, but once I got it dialed in, it worked without fuss!
TLDR. If you need a pump for a tubless set up, this one works damn well! It also has a bottle opener attached to it, so that's good.
Eric B.The correct pump for MTB's
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Nice, large easy to read gauge. Large volume pump. Comfortable handle. The valve head is easy to use and seals well. The 'camo' paint job needs to go. But, that's just me being picky. Overall, this seems to be the best floor pump for low pressure tubeless tires.
Christine DGearheadPure Mountain Bike Pump
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I recently broke my pump that I keep in my car for summers and after getting a chance to use this one I was sold. I love the fat chamber and the insanely giant and accurate gauge. PLUS....the handle can be changed out for any pair of handlebars one might have lying around! Bonus! Pics coming soon. Who knew a pump could bring so much happiness
Chase SkidmoreEmployee
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Fill Your Fat Tires Up Right
Bought this on a whim, and sure am glad I did. I didn't really need another pump, but now I don't really use any other pump. This pump is well constructed, has an amazing and accurate gauge, and I love the release button on back of the valve, to really dial in your pressure needs. I'm not sure how I ever pumped up mountain bike tires before hand, my pressure must have been all over the place.
Jon JGearheadGet pumped
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
If your garage is full of mountain bikes, make room for the Chamber HV pump. Gone are my days of guesstimating pressure around the 20PSI line. The Chambers massive dial, and individual PSI marks make setting exact pressures a cinch. If there was any flaw in the pump, its that the dial going up to 50 PSI was too much, they could have easily stopped at 30-35 PSI for modern mountain tires, even that might be on the high end. The unit as a whole is solid and stable. The metal base keeps it upright without issue, and the hose is plenty long, and has a good clip to keep it wrapped around the pump when not in use. I can easily reach valve stems with my bike in the stand. The machined handle is bolted on with the same 31.6 clamp of a handlebar. In the future maybe I'll put some cut down bars and grips on it for a personal touch.
Kyle BrGearheadprecision
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
For me this pump was a luxury, could I have lived without it? Probably but really getting the pressure spot on is really very nice. The gauge is nice and big, super easy to read. The pump action was very smooth and easy to pump. It's one of those things that now that I own one I couldn't live without.
Mike NelsonGearheadModern Volume and Resolution
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Traditional floor pumps hail back to the days of 6-day races in the velodrome and rock-hard tubular tires. Most of them have skinny barrels and gauges that go up to astronomical pressures that no one approaches anymore. 170 psi? I can't even imagine putting that much air in a tire! The Mountain bikes in my stable have tires 2.4 inches wide or bigger, , and will never see pressures greater than 20 psi. The Blackburn Chamber HV Floor Pump is higher volume, with a gauge that reads to 50 psi, so it inflates big tires fast, and reads much more accurately than most pumps that are made for skinny tires and high pressures. I can put 17 psi in my tires andgo for a ride, and if they're too firm I'll dial it back to 15 psi next time! The wide knurled aluminum pump handles are a nice touch, and the gauge has the single-pound increments that plus-and-fat-bike riders need. I would say that Blackburn didn't go far enough with the 50-pound gauge--they could have made a big gauge that only went to 25 or 30 psi. I'll hold on to my old pump for road tires, but or everything knobby, the Blackburn chamber HV is my go-to!
FYI pinkbike's tests show some inaccuracy at lower PSI ratings (e.g. 15ish): http://www.pinkbike.com/news/blackburn-chamber-hv-pump-review-2016.html