PicoPump™ Nano Inflator

I had my first flat yesterday after buying this pump a week ago. I have to say it's an awesome improvement over portable pumps and CO2 cartridges. I changed a rear tire flat in 10 minutes! The pump works great and is easy to use. Moreover, it's small and lightweight. My only complaint is that it comes with a number of accessory parts with no good explanation of what they are or a place to store them. I've decided to just discard them. It comes ready for presto, which is fine by me. I'm buying another pump for my other bike.

I love how portable this is. It is so compact and I love that it is rechargeable as well. This is a great bike pump! It does a good job and airs up several times before needing a recharge. It fits in just about anything you have with you to carry on your bike. SWEET product!

This is a super small pump that will easily fit in your pocket or cycle bag. I am not an avid cyclist but this would be great as a backup in an emergency. It only takes 25 minutes to charge and has both the fittings I need for my bike. I don't like that there is no pressure gauge and I would have to go and buy one for this purpose alone. Also no auto shutoff. Good for an emergency to get you going until you can get repairs checked properly. The price point is quite high.

This is a very small and reasonably good working pump. From flat to 35 psi took approximately 4 mins. Life saver without a real pump. The issue I have is no gauge too see the pressure.

Amazing mini pump. The build quality is top-notch. It comes with a bunch of small adapters and I wish for the price, it came with a bag to store the small items with along with the pump. It slowly gathers air and pumps slowly too, so if you're thinking of inflating a balloon with it, forget about it! I've had the manual mini pumps and those are so difficult to use once you reach 80PSI, this is a treat to have and you can finally get rid of the canister pumps!

I bought this for my husband for his birthday. Now all his buddies want one. He has been the "go to guy" when somebody has a flat tire on a group ride.

Minimal effort to use this pump. I did have to press firmly to hold it in place. I had one completely flat tire after getting the bike out of winter storage. One charge pumped up the one tire fully. I had to recharge for the other tire, but recharge time was not long. You do have to carry a pressure gauge, because this does not come with that feature. But this is small, convenient and it works. And, I do not have to pump!

This is the best emergency air pump ever! Looks tiny but it’s powerful, I keep it in my biking pouch in case I need it midway while I’m biking. I charge it every other week and when I check the battery level it seems to keep the charge pretty well and doesn’t drain at all. It’s easy to use and it comes with different out puts for you like a big one and a small one like needle size and it comes with a carrying case as well so that’s nice. Probably useful to have for floaters during the summer as well

I keep this charged next to my bikes in the garage at all times. This is so easy to use if my tires are a little low I don’t have to get out my hand pump or the compressor. It is as easy as use it and you’re on your way. I love it and highly recommend it.

This pump is extremely small and lightweight and that is its best selling point in my opinion. it will inflate both Schrader and Presta valves along with items that use needle valves - depending upon how the user configures the pump with the included accessories.

This pump works great and fills tires fast but is very loud.

I hate using CO2 cartridges but newer bikes don't have the elegant way to carry a frame pump like old school bikes. So I decided to give this a try. It fits somewhere in between a pocket pump and a CO2 system in terms of size and ability. It has the finite use limits (2-4 fillups per charge much like carrying 2 CO2 cartridges). But it's smaller than any usable pocket pump. But does it work? Yes. Just stash it in your pocket and forget about it. When you need it, just press on the valve (going to be a pain if you don't use valve nuts) and turn it on. Not nearly as loud as a different unity a tried but still not something to do near someone sleeping :-) One interesting feature annoyed me at first but is great. It comes with a slip on silicone sleeve. I was disappointed because the main pump body feels so nicely made and covering it up to make the kit thicker seemed bad. BUT, in use it is great. Mini electric pumps get HOT 🔥 when in use. The silicone sleeve means you can comfortably hold the pump in place. Win.

I've seen name brands go for up to $100. I was skeptical that this could be as good. I inflated my fixed gear tires, both to 100psi in a few minutes! Crazy! It did get very warm near the nozzle, but there is a nice warning letting you know. This is great to have on a ride for a backup bike pump! It's louder than I thought it would be for the size, it kind of startled me when I turned it on, hahaha. Not anything to prevent me from recommending it though!

I ordered this tiny bike pump for one specific reason... it's tiny! I ride about 10 miles a day, and if you lose tire pressure around mile 5, that's a big bummer. I keep a small handlebar bag on my bike, and this fits in with the tools I carry in case of tire problems. My bike tires are tubeless and have presta valves. It is so easy to pop this guy onto the valve and refresh the tire pressure. I say "refresh", because it takes quite a bit of time to pump up a tire from a full flat, and it will wear out the battery charge to do so. But it's perfect for my mornings when I need a boost of tire pressure. I hit up my tires for about 20 seconds when needed before I ride, and I'm good to go. It's actually quite amazing given the size. So my review is for the way I ride - a boost here and there on my bike when needed, and then as much as I can get out of it to get home when I have a fully flat tire.

Excellent. Filled an MTB tire from scratch in approx. 1min.

This remarkably small pump is truly amazing. This amazingly small pump is so tiny you can easily slip it into your pocket with room to spare. I opened the box and had a good laugh but it got the last laugh. The little block of pure power, yes it lets it brute strength be known with the sound but small price to pay for such an useful tool. The PicoPump is great for any bikers but if you’re the serious race or speed biker than every bit of weight counts. The PicoPump weighs in at an amazing weight of 3.9 ounces! A single charge of 25 minutes, is enough power to inflate two tries to 80 lbs., now that is impressive. It is compatible with both Schrader and Presta values. It comes with a protective silicone sleeve to protect from shock. A truly amazing bit of bike tech. I will admit this pump while suited for all is more a serious rider product. But if you want performance than last, buy this item and a fixed flat is already in your pocket.

I got this pump to throw in my cycling bag to replace my existing emergency CO2 inflation system for emergency tire changes for both my mountain bike and 2 electric scooters. It is compact and convenient and the pump is remarkably strong for being so small. This pump will easily fit in my small accessory bag and with full charge it can easily inflate a regular sized bike tire in an emergency situation without any problem.

Easy to use, Easy to charge, Just loud! I like this bike pump inflator as it is small portable and easy to use. I see this being very helpful in a pinch. I don't have much to say negatively besides the noise it makes. It inflates tires quickly and works well.

My son commutes on his bike every single day, so I was excited to get this pump for him. It is smaller than a cell phone and packs a lot of power. I haven't heard a complaint about this portable air compressor, so it must be meeting his needs. He just had ro replace the innertube, and this was on-hand to complete his repairs. It charges with USBC, which we have for almost all of our devices nowadays.

I like to ride trails, so I'm often not close to home, my vehicle, or another way to fix a tire. I used to carry a compact pump, and traded that in for a CO2 inflator that I could keep in the pouch under my seat. For me, this is the next evolution - it's compact, puts out high pressure, and does not require replacing (or discarding) CO2 cartridges. I can fully inflate a new tube or top off my tires as-needed, and since it recharges via USB it does not require any proprietary charging - USB chargers are at home, in my car, hotels, etc. The small motor is relatively loud when in use, but this does not take long to inflate. It does not integrate a pressure gauge, so you'll still need a separate gauge (or just how the tire feels).