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Ride more, stroke less.
The Lezyne Pressure Drive Pump has all the functionality of Lezyne's Carbon Pressure Drive, just fabricated out of CNC-machined aluminum. You get a nice price break for a minimal weight penalty. The Small pump is 170mm long, while the Medium is 216mm long.
Pressure Drive pumps are High Pressure units, HP for short, designed to pump up road tires. What separates Pressure Drive pumps from Road Drive pumps are the barrel diameters. 20mm vs. 17mm. You can push more air with a larger diameter barrel and thus pump a tire up faster, but it will take more arm strength to do so.
One of the great features of Lezyne mini-pumps is that they all come with flexible thread-on hoses rather than a fixed pump head. This is a huge benefit for a few reasons. One is security: thread it on to a Presta or Schrader valve and it won't come off. Another is ergonomics; you aren't limited by holding the pump at a perfect right angle to the valve. A third is that this Flex Hose is ABS-equipped -- it has a bleeder valve on it.
The Lezyne Pressure Drive Pump comes in two lengths: Small and Medium. Maximum pressure that one can attain with this pump is 120psi. There's even an accessory Pen gauge hose that screws into Medium pumps. The pump comes in High-Polish Black.
- CNC-machined aluminum
- 20mm barrel diameter
- Thread-on head
- Air Bleed equipped
- High pressure design
- Frame mount included
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Paul MarshHandy Pump
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
So far it's been a great pump. Pumps up your tires quickly and the bleed valve is a neat feature. The design is unique since you have one hose that's housed inside the pump and it accommodates different valves. Light and very compact!
Javier MezaEmployee
Avg. ride time: 2h 50m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Excellent pump
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I really like the frame holder, i bought the smaller one and size is perfect for the frame of a road bike or jersey's pocket, it will get you out of trouble
Mark WalterPump it real good
This pump is pretty handy to have around when your on your rides. Very easy to bring along without it being a nuisance on your rides.
Kyle LaudenslagerGearheadPump up the jam
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Luckily I still haven't had a need to use the pump yet, but pumped to know I have it on every ride. Fits great in my pack, good design and easy to use. The flexibility of the hose, lightweight, and high pressure capacity makes for a great pump.
Jeremy K.Excellent Pump!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Received this for Christmas and used it on my third ride of the year as I flatted out on some early season road junk. This pump is light, easy to use and pumps up quick. Flexible hose is critical and a great feature.
Than VolkEmployeeAvg. ride time: 18m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Great Lezyne Product
I have the small size of this mounted on my road bike frame and keep the medium in my mountain bike pack. It's light, durable, and works great. I particularly like the flexible hose that's removable. Well done!
Scott GartmanHanz and Franz would want to pump it up
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Listen... this is a hand-held pump- not too exciting right? It does what it's supposed to do, and it does it well. It's also beautiful which is always nice. Small enough to fit in a jersey pocket, and the flex hose makes sure you don't break off your valve stem when pumping like a maniac.
Jonathan CalderonEmployeeGreat pump
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
It's very small and easy to carry on your rides. But don't think that because of it's size it lacks of power. I can pump my road bike tires up to 120 psi (with some effort)
Eduardo ArciaEmployeePerfect size
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I like this little pump because it fits in my shirt pocket, I can barely feel it when riding. It's super light (I got he small one) yet, it feels sturdy. Nicest touch it's the hidden hose which makes it even easier when pumping air into your presta or schrader tyre valves (yes it can do both).
Max A.Great little pump
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
With a little bit of effort you can get 100 PSI in your tube and because you are screwed into the valve you don't need to worry about holding pump and wheel together. And it looks cool!!!
Evan GrottGearheadcracking down on bad habits
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This thing has got me out of some nasty situations of frustration, i typically run tubeless but on that rare occasion where i just so happen to flat out this guy gets me rolling fast again, its by far the sturdiest pump i've owned, making the strokes is smooth and fluid for ease of inflation.
Hoogle Da BoogleFinally...
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
...a "mini-pump" that actually works. I took a crack at this after being impressed by the design of Lezyne floor pump. To be clear, it is a bit of a workout to get high pressure clinchers up to 100 psi. But, it can be done and without fear of tearing the tube at the valve or having the pump head constantly blow off. The ABS hose with the thread-on head is a fantastic concept. It lets you focus your energy on the pumping instead of holding the pump head in place. The pump tucks away nicely in the bottle-cage mounted clip. A convenient velcro strap keeps the pump securely in the clip. it could probably be carried in a jersey pocket. Durability? It seems fine but, to be honest, you really only hope to use this thing one or two times a year so it should not be a huge concern. (If you have quality tires and keep them properly inflated with a floor pump, flats should be a rare occurrence).
James RobbinsPump of Destiny
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is a great little pump. Super small and light. There is no excuse not to bring it along. The quality of the pump is excellent. Takes awhile to fill up a tire, but what would you expect with something so small? The hose is nice. I like that you have some flexibility between the pump and the valve. You don't have to worry about breaking the valve off with the pumping gets real extreme. Watch out if you have removable valve cores. The abs chuck has unthreaded my valve core a time or two deflating the tire. As great as this pump is, having to pump up a tire twice isn't fun. Durability seems great. Works every time.
Adam SaucedoLezyne Pressure Drive Pump
Sheldon TAvg. ride time: 4h 29m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Great little pump
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Awesome little pump that works great and fits in a jersey pocket.
But....it's definitely pink not red. Own it your a man!
Trevor JReliable & Compact
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Perfect pump for emergency fixes on the road. Compact and even the longer medium length fits in the back of your jersey just fine. Easy to use with a secure thread on hose and flexibility friendly for easier pump action. Have been able to get up to 110psi, with admittedly a bit of a struggle from 90+, but it'll get the job done. Remember to let the air bleed, and be careful when unscrewing the valve as it can take your valve core with it if you're not paying attention.
Bryce Gallowayno let down here
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
this pump works great! pumps my road/mt bike tubes great! pumps up to 100 psi.. easy to install on my bike and would never leave home with out it!
Collin SAvg. ride time: 59m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Works pretty good, watch your valve core
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I've used this for mountain and dirt road (CX bike) and carry it on the road. The durability is very good, the hideable hose is nice and convenient and makes pumping vigorously less un-nevring as you are less concerned of ripping the valve stem out of the tube. I have the "medium" size one and its slightly longer then your average jersey pocket length. If I pack my pockets with food and stuff, I don't have to worry about having the thing fall out. For mountain and cross the volume is sufficient. I have not had any flats on the road, so I can't speak of how it does at road pressures.
Now the downside. The hose screws onto the valve stem, making a nice and tight seal. You pump it up and life is good. However, the seal is almost too good and grips the valve core. When you screw the hose off, if the valve core is not extremely tight, you take the core with it, having all your hard work air fly out followed by a long list of course words. I'm giving this 4 stars as it works fine IF you use a small valve core wench (sold with some brands of stems) and stench the thing down.
Jason S.Small, Light, Elegant Design ...Works OK
This is replacing the venerable Topeak Road Morph G. In the process of getting the backpack off my back, the old Topeak was the last thing... and was just too big to have hanging off the beautiful frame of my bike.
Enter the Lezyne Pressure Drive. Small enough for a pocket or a more discreet frame mount, and lighter. The Pressure Drive pumps pretty easily up to about 80 psi, but my weak arms are tapped out before 100psi... but I've seen others do it, it's just not for me. But it does the job and gets me back on the road, and pretty darn effectively. I will make the sacrifice and take this over the larger Topeak anyday.
In the two times I've used it I've never broken a valve stem or unscrewed a valve core, as others have reported.
f_tp458613For the sake of clarification, the medium...
For the sake of clarification, the medium will fit presta and schrader valves, and comes with a gauge that screws in to the short side of the flex hose? If so i'm sold.
Jason S.The Medium does NOT include the gauge, it is sold seperately.