Test: The Airmenius from pump specialist SKS impresses right from the start with its excellent workmanship. From the cork-covered handle to the matte black exterior, to the large, high-quality pressure gauge – a true feast for the eyes and fingers. For the pump head, SKS relies on the proven MultiValve head, which works seamlessly with all valve types... read more
Test: When we held the LifeLine Professional Track Pump in our hands, we had a feeling of déjà vu. That wooden handle, that sleek black design, and that sophisticated craftsmanship. It all seemed very familiar. And indeed: except for the manufacturer's logo, the pump is exactly identical to the Rose Druckmacher BL, which we recently tested. Therefore, we would like to... read more
Test: XLC is probably one of the best-known component and accessory manufacturers in the bicycle industry. The manufacturer's extensive product range naturally includes floor pumps – we took a closer look at the XLC Gamma PU-S03 and were surprised. Our first encounter with the Gamma pump from XLC sparked skepticism: plastic dominates everywhere: ... read more
Test: Since the mid-90s, Trek Bicycles has been selling components, attachments, and accessories under the Bontrager name. Bontrager components were once primarily found in the high-priced segment, but now the product range is more diverse. The Bontrager Charger floor pump is one of the more affordable examples of its kind—and unfortunately, it's noticeable. Already... read more
Test: The Park Tool PFP-7 is the top model among Park Tool's floor pumps. Read on to find out what the differences are compared to its "little brother," the PFP-8 (tested here), and whether the extra cost is worth it. Visually, there aren't too many differences compared to the cheaper Park Tool model. The PFP-7 is a simple gray with a few blue accents. ... read more
