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Bontrager Dual Charger Floor Pump review: Now let's put the pressure on!

22 April 2022 by Andrew Waldera

A problem that probably every racing cyclist knows: With increasing pressure in the tires, the effort required to pump them up increases. Particularly high pressures are often a major challenge for both the pump and the person pumping. Mountain bikers are fine in this regard. Here, a high level of air transport is required for voluminous tires, but the air pressure remains in the lower range. Completely different requirements. The Bontrager Dual Charger Floor Pump that we tested serves both road cyclists and mountain bikers with its pressure setting. You can find out whether the whole thing really works in our test here.

Structure of the Bontrager Dual Charger Floor pump

The Bontrager Dual Charger Floor pump allows you to choose between two pressure settings. There is a lever on the pump foot for this purpose. The HV setting is for high volume tires, while the HP setting is for high pressure tires. Both positions are marked in color and the color is also reflected on the display for easier orientation. The display is also located at the base of the pump. With a diameter of around 98 millimeters, the dial is definitely not stingy with size. Like the pump body, the pump foot itself is made of steel. Interchangeable internal parts are designed to ensure a long service life. Inside the ergonomic plastic handle there are two additional adapters for balls and air mattresses.



Bontrager Dual Charger Floor Pump review
Bontrager Dual Charger Floor Pump review

function and feel

Ease of use is the absolute trump card with this pump. This is already evident in the Auto-Select pump head, which automatically adapts to Presta and Schrader valves. After turning the lever, the pump head sits reliably and tightly on the respective valve. The solid construction of a wide steel base and steel pump body ensures a firm footing and wobble-free inflation. The grip tape glued to the foot of the pump gives the shoe sole additional support. The long hose with a length of 113 centimeters allows a large radius of action. Depending on the tire, the high-volume setting or the high-pressure setting can be used. The differences in pumping are enormous. The high-volume setting enables very fast inflation in the lower pressure range of up to around 5 bar. The high-pressure setting is recommended for high-pressure tires. Even high pressures are possible in this setting without any effort. The current tire air pressure can be read on the very easy-to-read display, and the pressure release button allows for convenient fine adjustment.



The details at a glance

Pressure gauge display: diameter of dial approx. 98 mm, analogue
Hose length: 113 cm
Base: 3-winged, steel
Pump body: steel
Handle: Ergonomic, plastic
Total height of pump: Approx. 69 cm
Maximum Pressure: 160 psi (11 bar)
Valve types: Presta, Schrader

Bontrager Dual Charger Floor Pump review
Bontrager Dual Charger Floor Pump review
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Conclusion: Bontrager Dual Charger Floor Pump

Pro

  • Auto-Select pump head
  • Pressure setting
  • Large display
  • Solid construction

Contrary to

Nothing

Facts

product year2021
Price66,99
Web www.trekbikes.com/de/de_DE/bontrager/

Overall rating

88%.

Value for Money

90%.
The Bontrager Dual Charger Floor floor pump impresses with its very solid construction and ease of use. The auto-select pump head is just as convincing here as the pressure setting. Also great is the large display, which is very easy to read.
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More than Andrew Waldera

Andreas Waldera has been working as an online editor and test driver for many years. With his roots anchored in BMX and downhill, biking can't be rough enough for him. Born in the Lower Rhine region, he moved to the beautiful Eifel region to pursue his passion for cycling.

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