Maybe it isn't technically true, but it feels like shock pumps are really bad at their job. No big deal if you'll be filling your fork to 80psi, but topping off a rear shock at a bike park can be a painful experience so bad that you would rather just live with an undersprung shock rather than red welts and blisters on your hands.
This pump is quite long, so it isn't easy to put in your pack. However that length must be contributing to mechanical leverage, because the first time you use it you'll hit your target pressure so effortlessly you'll swear the gauge must be lying. You're still going to need something more compact if you ride with a hip pack, but if you ride with a large enough hydration pack this is simply a no-brainer.
The price was great. It has a 600 psi. Thats all i can ask for.
Threads on and off easily, easy to read dial, and pump mechanism is easy and fast.
Great shock pump for a good price. 600psi is probably more than I need. Extremely happy with it. Great shock pump! You wont be disappointed. I would purchase the exact same pump again.
I've used this remarkable pump to pressurize my suspension forks as well as my dropper post.
In both instances the 600 psi pump did the job quickly and was finished in less than 5 minutes.
Very high quality construction should last for years of use.
