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Airace Infinity ST Track Pump


SO GOOD… 
There’s no harm in having a long hose, and the Infinity’s is the longest in this test. It leads to a ‘smart’ head that automatically adjusts to work with either valve type. The head is big and easy to grip, with a decent length lever that provides a secure grip on valves. There’s a bleed nipple for easy pressure regulation.

NO GOOD… 
Despite a large body, the Infinity ST doesn’t pump out huge volumes of air. The base’s flat bottom means that any lumps in the floor reduce stability. With the gauge going up to 240psi, it’s tricky to get an accurate reading – you have to aim for a segment of the dial about 20 degrees wide.

25 strokes to 30psi

PRICE: 84$
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