Bontrager Turbo Charger Review

This pump has a reliable head that seals without fidgeting, it's comfortable to use. It's also durable and is likely to last a long time. It's great for use at home or in the garage, since it's not small or compact enough to be transported easily on your bike.

This pump has an auto-select head, which will fit both Presta and Shnader valves without you having to manually swap between them. With a max pressure of 160 psi and the ergonomic design, this pump makes inflating even high-pressure tires easy.

The Bontrager Turbo Charger HP has a clamp design that seals every both Presta and Schrader valves on the first try, which is really rare for non-screw heads.

The Turbo Charger HP has a stable triangular base, which keeps it from rocking as you pump your tires. It also has an extra long hose (54 inches) which allows for plenty of reach in a crowded garage. The padded T shped handles are easy on you hands, and it's also quite long for a pump, so you don't have to be bend over awkwardly to use the pump.

Most pumps with a gauge have it near the base, which would require extra movement for you to be able to make out what it says. The Bontrager has it positioned right at the handle, so you can pump and monitor air pressure at the same time.

Though the head is in plastic casing, everything else on this pump is made of good quality metal. It's likely to last past the 2 year warranty, but if something does wear out before it's time (like the head or the hose seals), it can be easily replaced.