Blackburn Piston 4 Floor Pump
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Sleek and sturdy, the Blackburn Piston 4 floor pump has an easy-to-read top-mounted gauge. The steel base and barrel give it a solid foundation, and Anyvalve pump head works with a flick of the lever.
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- Steel base and barrel with a rugged alloy pump-head cap and lever
- Anyvalve pump head and air bleed button work with both Presta and Schrader valves, so you only need one pump for all your bikes
- 220 psi max
- Super-long 41 in. hose; 10.5 in. long handle
- Integrated hose keeper on handle
| Best Use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Pump Type | Floor Pump |
| Valve Type | Schrader Presta |
| Maximum Pressure (psi) | 220 pounds per square inch |
| Integrated Gauge | Yes |
| Dimensions | 26.8 x 11 x 7 inches |
| Weight | 3 lbs. 12 oz. |
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Terrible valve head design
Nice looking pump. Mostly steel. Nice big top mounted gauge and a long hose. The pump handle is hollow plastic. It's held up so far, but it does feel a bit flimsy. I half expect it to snap while pumping up a high pressure road bike tire. The head/chuck design is awful. You have to push the head DOWN on the valve while pulling UP on the locking lever. There is nothing on the head to hold on to while doing this. This is also likely the reason that many reviews mention the slow responding gauge. It's not the gauge, it's that the head is not pushed far enough down on the valve (particularly a presta valve) to open the valve correctly. So the gauge is displaying the drop in pressure as the air slowly leaks around the not-fully-open valve. If you get the head pushed far enough down on the valve, the gauge responds quickly. But, as mentioned, getting the head down far enough while pulling up on the locking lever is extremely difficult!
great pump, awful valve head
Due to the poorly designed valve head this beautiful, powerful, solid and rather expensive pump is next to useless when it comes to pumping a tire. On the positive side, it’s quite pretty as a garage decoration, handy as a duster for small crevices and it provides good workout for the triceps. It most definitely is excellent at testing one’s patience when a bike needs to be pumped n a hurry.
Nice pump
As long as you don't mind a guage takes about 15-30 seconds to settle after each stroke.