Beto: JetAir CJA-001S Tubeless Air Tank Inflator- -

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Despite its small size and light weight, the Airshot feels very well built The threaded inflator head ensures a secure fit to your Presta valve

When it comes to getting air into the tyres, the Surge isn't overly laborious, with a 28mm tyre inflating to 60psi in 17 strokes, 80psi in 23 strokes, and 29 strokes if you are going up to 100psi. Value The growing popularity of tubeless tyres has led to a new pump category, with an extra chamber that provides a big burst of air to get a tubeless tyre seated. You pressurise the tank, and then release all the air into the tyre in one hit, blowing the tyre bead up on to the rim seat. Weight and portability When I set up tubeless tyres these days, they go up first time, and stay up. Mostly any cut will seal instantly with no intervention from me. Last time I recall even hearing a hiss was about 6 months ago, and that stopped within seconds. Maybe once a year there will be a 3mm+ cut that requires a rubber plug to seal - done on the roadside, no mess, no faff, not even removing the wheel.If you are looking for a solid standalone tubeless inflator for workshop or garage use, the Bontrager TRL Flash Can is a great option that won’t disappoint and proves that you don’t need the flashiest features for good performance. The Milkit Booster is a simple gadget that can ease the pain of tubeless tyres 8. Milkit Booster Best multi-purpose tubeless tyre inflator… and water bottle

On first impression, the Birzman Pump Up standalone tubeless inflator stood out with its sleek metal and plastic construction, and high-end looks. However, our hands-on testing also revealed its flaws… The only downside is it creates a little extra garage clutter (and I have a lot of that!) and needs a little extra space in the car if I need to take it on a road trip.

Bontrager TLR Flash Charger

This gauge allows you to effortlessly switch between presta and schrader valves in seconds, allowing you to easily measure your tyre pressure no matter what bike it’s on, be it mountain bike or a road bike. The accuracy is great and the display lights up brightly which makes it easy to read. It also includes an air release button, which coupled with this device's accuracy, is useful in letting you know how much pressure you’ve let out in real time, ensuring you don’t let too much out at once. Finance is subject to application, financial circumstances and borrowing history. Performance Cycling Limited FRN: 720557 trading as Tredz are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We are a credit broker not a lender – credit is subject to status and affordability and is provided by Mitsubishi HC Capital UK PLC. Terms & Conditions Apply.

After thorough testing, trial and error, discussions and complex equations, we found our results: Pump If you want a pump that's shiny and/or anodized with a wooden handle and a cool-looking gauge, it'll cost you more than a basic plastic pump, but you might not be interested in how the pump looks, especially if it's going to spend its whole life in the shed or garage.With the Klic Floor + Burst Tank inflator, Crank Brothers have gone all-out to stand out from the crowd. The pump features elegant metal construction, a solid base and great attention to detail. An accurate gauge, well-dampened stroke and easy-to-use levers all bode well for this inflator pump. While the hidden hose, magnetic connectors and detachable Burst Tank do put this pump in a league of its own, they can also make for complications. It took us a few tries to fully sus-out the features, and make sure all the connections were securely in place. In our lab tests, the Crank Brothers Klic Floor + Burst Tank inflator scored reasonably well, with a 3.36 l/s flow rate and a one-shot pressure of 31 psi.