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LEZYNE MICRO FLOOR DRIVE HVG -kompakti jalkapumppu musta

LEZYNE Micro Floor Drive HVG -pumpun avulla voit ottaa oikean jalkapumpun mukaasi pyörällä! Tämä HVG-versiossa suuritilavuuksisille renkaille (maastopyörä, kaupunkiajo) tarkoitettu pumppu, joka kulkee helposti... Lue lisää
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LEZYNE Micro Floor Drive HVG -pumpun avulla voit ottaa oikean jalkapumpun mukaasi pyörällä!

Tämä HVG-versiossa suuritilavuuksisille renkaille (maastopyörä, kaupunkiajo) tarkoitettu pumppu, joka kulkee helposti rungossasi mukana liitteenä olevan kiinnikkeen ansiosta, on varustettu irrotettavalla jalkatukella ja pitkällä letkulla, jotka takaavat mukavuuden ja tehokkuuden missä tahansa oletkin!

CNC-alumiinista valmistettuna yhtä kevyt kuin kestäväkin, tässä pumpussa on myös erittäin mukava ergonominen kahva, Flip Thread Chuck -kärkiosa, joka ruuvataan suoraan Presta- ja Schrader-venttiileihin, sekä analoginen painemittari.

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Kohokohdat

Ylisuurikokoinen mäntä

Erittäin vakaa ja kestävä teräksinen jalkatuki

Integroitu painemittari bar- ja psi-merkinnöillä

Ergonominen CNC-jyrsitty alumiininen kahva

Flip Thread Chuck -suutin, joka ruuvautuu suoraan Presta- ja Schrader-venttiileihin

Rungankiinnike mukana

Ominaisuudet

Mittari : Analoginen

Kahvojen materiaali : Alumiini

Rungon materiaali : Alumiini

Taitettavat jalat : Kyllä

Venttiileille : Presta

Venttiileille : Schrader

Maksimipaine : 6,2 bar / 90 psi

Joustava liitäntä : Kyllä

Pyörätuki : Sisältyy

Tekniset tiedot

Erityisesti suunniteltu suurille tilavuuksille ja matalille paineille (maastopyörän rengas) ;
Pituus: 300 mm ;
Paino (valmistaja): 225 g.

Hintatiedot

*Toimittajan suositeltu myyntihinta helmikuussa 2024

Overall rating: 4.826087 / 5 from 23 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The LEZYNE Micro Floor Drive HVG is a highly portable and efficient foot pump for high-volume tires, praised for its lightweight design and ergonomic handle. While it offers reliable inflation, some users noted variability in the pressure gauge's accuracy.

Summary topics

  • Build Quality: 28%
  • Pump Performance: 41%
  • Pressure Gauge Accuracy: 28%

Review topics: ["quality", "pressure", "capacity", "pump", "gauge", "space", "hose", "nozzle", "handling"].

Review highlights

  • "Very good pump, very practical nozzle, very practical pressure gauge." — Crafty84
  • "The product is very high quality in terms of materials and finish." — Tontonhino
  • "Small, lightweight, practical, good build quality, professional material" — Charqt

Reviews

The most efficient compact pump

"I have it without the pressure gauge. More efficient than my Specialized. For backpack only. Yes, it doesn't fit in the SWAT box on my bike. A hair bigger but it inflates to the top and all your energy goes into inflating and no more into holding the mouthpiece or even the pump. All the advantages of a foot pump in a compact pump. With top-of-the-range Lezyne quality."

— Nicolashum (5/5)

Super pump

"Super pump. Lightweight, reliable, great presta and schrader fittings. A little long but fits easily into a backpack. It's easy to inflate even 2.5" tires because it's really used like a mini workshop foot pump."

— Marc44444 (5/5)

The best pump I've ever had

"I've been a bicycle tourer for years, using Schwalbe Marathon Plus HS440 50-559 tires. They are virtually puncture-proof, but the pump is used to keep them inflated to 5 bars for optimum performance (at 4 bars or less I feel the loss on steep climbs). Conventional pumps held with both hands don't allow you to exceed 2 bars without being a Musclor, so it's essential to have a portable one on foot to reach sufficient pressure. For some years now, I've had a Topeak ROAD MORPH G which satisfied my needs but was getting tired, the plastic not withstanding the West Indian sun, the steel screws not withstanding the torrential rains, and the slightly seized-up pressure gauge moving by jerks of 1 bar. This one seemed better, and once I got my hands on it, I couldn't get over the quality of the workmanship: most of it is metal, dural or stainless steel, especially the parts where the plastic had broken on the other. The pressure gauge suits me for high pressure (it's much better than the finger) and if necessary I check with my Schwalbe Airmax pro pressure gauge. On the pump I prefer a mechanical gauge (not electronic) for durability in rain and sun. The long hose is really handy, as you don't need to position the valve very close to the ground. The handle is really small and lacks ergonomics, so it's better to keep the mitts on. Topeak's toggle is better, but on another model I suffered a broken pivot that injured me, this one seems sturdy at least."

— Zagadka (5/5)

Opinions

"Nice product, fulfills its purpose, space-saving, to be seen over time as requests for reviews are made a week after delivery :)"

— Aurel1978 (5/5)

Lightweight and high-performance

"Lightweight pump with very good inflation capacity. Ideal for trips with large-section tires."

— Giblu (5/5)

Does the job

"Does the job but nanometre not accurate. Good inflation capacity. Ideal on u. Viyage a velo"

— Jpi (4/5)

Super pump

"Super efficient pump with sufficient flow to avoid spending two hours re-inflating after a puncture in the pampas."

— Kazou41 (5/5)

Very good product

"The product is very high quality in terms of materials and finish. I haven't had a chance to try it in real life yet, but the pump looks really practical. As I've heard in several reviews, the handle is a bit small but more than enough. I don't regret my purchase at all".

— Tontonhino (5/5)

Compact product that exudes quality

"Compact product that allows you to carry a foot pump in your backpack. Only small drawback: low pressures are not readable with the pump indicator. Very good quality."

— Tof57 (5/5)

surprisingly light

"Very nice quality. Fits very well in panniers for bikepacking with tubeless (slams my Maxxis very well). Downside: anemometer really not very accurate."

— Olioli (5/5)

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