Compressor pump test: According to manufacturer Fumpa Pumps, the miniFUMPA is the perfect alternative to CO2 cartridges and mini pumps. Measuring 68 x 57 x 34 millimeters, the mini compressor pump actually fits in almost any saddle or jersey pocket. The high maximum pressure of 8,3 bar also speaks for itself. Our test shows what else the miniFUMPA can and can't do. read more
Compressor pump test: When it comes to tools, the most important thing is a good feel and reliable functionality. In our comprehensive compressor pump test, all previous products impressed us with these criteria. However, the Fumpa Pumps from FUMPA take it up a notch: exclusivity. This is evident not only in the design, but also... read more
Compressor pump test: The Osram TYREinflate 2000 is a rechargeable tire pump with a digital display and numerous features. These include auto-stop, four programmable target values, and an integrated flashlight for nighttime illumination. What else does the battery-powered compressor pump have to offer and whether it ultimately makes a good impression... read more
Compressor pump test: As practical as battery-powered bicycle compressor pumps are, very few models are truly suitable for touring. Ideally, the dimensions are the same as those of a conventional mini pump, but compromises must be made when it comes to weight. The Cycplus Tiny Pump Cube proves that this doesn't have to be the case in our Velomotion test. We took a look at the dwarf among... read more
Compressor pump test: The Fischer cordless compressor is designed to ensure trouble-free inflation of everything from bicycle tires to car tires. The compressor features four integrated 500 mAh batteries and an illuminated LCD display. The maximum pressure of 10,3 bar is also impressive. A lot of air for nothing, or a real highlight? Fischer cordless compressor including power bank: ... read more
