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Park Tool Half-Pint mini pump


THIS MID-SIZE mini pump from Park Tool is a perfect size for packs or frame mounting, but a touch too long for stowing in a pocket.

At 136g it isn't the lightest pump of its size but the aluminium barrel and thumb lock feel reassuringly sturdy and the flip-out handle has rubberised sections to help with grip in the wet and cold. With a maximum pressure rating of 90psi it'll get you to 30psi in about 200 strokes. Workshop quality and a reasonable price make this a welcome addition to any trailside toolkit.

PRICE 32$



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