Under Armour Dual Action Ball Pump

Great little pump, especially to keep in your ball bag. I haven't checked the accuracy of the gauge to see if its dead on, but we're only talking about between 3 and 13lbs for most athletic balls [unless you're in New England! :)] This dual action pump will pump a really flat ball up pretty quick and has a nice pressure release valve on the back in case you go over.PROS- easy to use- nice gauge with marking for several athletic balls- dual action- pressure release valve- pump handle is large enough even for big hands- comes with 3 needles (each needle has a gasket for a nice tight sealCONS- not a big fan of the rubber hose and would prefer the standard fabric braided hose common on most pumps- plastic threads on the hose and pump handle may not last; I plan on leaving mine connected all the time*Would prefer metal screwing into metal, but the current construction is a nice tight fit. For initial installation, I would be careful not to cross-thread the hose to the handle.

This is a really great little hand pump, one of the best I have ever owned - if I ever need another I wont hesitate to buy again. It's comfortable with a clear and easily readable gauge. It also has a small pressure release switch to get your PSI perfect every time and it comes with three needles with o-ring seals (high quality stuff!). The only issue I have is, you need to tighten the inflating needle quite a bit to ensure a good seal with the pump. Otherwise it will leak. Not a big deal and easy enough to fix, it's just something to be aware of. I'm not sure of how that could be fixed so you don't need pliers to tighten the needle, but that be great.Either way, this pump is a must have for anyone who regularly handles sports equipment!

This is by far the best small pump i've owned. The last pump of this size i purchased worked about two times of inflating my basketball before becoming ineffective. This Under Armour pump is even better than I imagined--it is virtually effortless, and brought my ball up to its proper pressure within three or four pumps. The built-in gauge is a real bonus, making it incredibly easy to reach the right pressure. This pump is a bit more money than my previous small dual action pump, and worth every penny--a wonderful product!

This works very nicely. I was tired of trying to guess the pressure on my soccer balls. I found a lot of times they wouldn't inflate to the full pressure they should be with my old pump. The first time I tried this pump I was able to get it up to pressure and because it has a gauge, I even knew it was the right pressure beyond just feel. It stores in my soccer bag easily and seems to hold up. The only problem I had was one time I started pumping up the ball, and it seemed I couldn't get it up to pressure just like my old pump. All I had to do though was tighten the needle so the o-ring seated more tightly. It would be great if there were a rubber seal built into the nozzle, but instead the needles have an o-ring on them. Once I tightened the needle it worked perfectly again. I am very happy with this purchase.

This pump has a built in pressure gauge. Before I got this pump, I used to pump my basketballs you to where I thought they needed to be and then use a separate pressure gauge to see his close I am to my preferred 8 psi. Switching back and forth from a normal pump to the pressure gauge is time consuming and cumbersome. This pump resolved that issues. It has a built in pressure gauge that gives an accurate reading after each pump. The size of this pump is ideal and it also has an ergonomic handle that fits in my hand perfectly.

Great little product. I received it to an APO in roughly 6 days along with a ball I ordered at the same time. This item was packaged well for shipping as well as from the manufacturer. It came with three (3) needles that have rubber bushings on them along with the plastic extension tube. The best part is the gauge. This allows for exact inflation parameters. It is small, lightweight and well constructed. The pressure release function is also very handy just in case you overinflate or have a ball that has been overinflated. 10/10 would buy again.

I like the operation of the pump itself, and wanted one like this with a gauge in line to reduce the number of needle insertions during our club volleyball season to try to increase the life of ball valves which seems to be what usually fails for me. I've had two of these now. First one, the gauge worked great at first but after only about 2 weeks of light use it stopped reading 0 psi at rest and shows 4 psi (my first picture). So I asked amazon for a replacement which arrived today and right out of the box the new one is already off and showing 2 psi at rest (second picture with pump handle is still in plastic wrap). This may not seem like much, but when you're using it for sand vballs meant to be played at 2.6 to 3.2 psi that's a lot of adjustment. I'm going to just deal with the error since it does seem that if I subtract the starting psi from the final psi when connected to a ball that I'm getting sorta close numbers (re-checked with yet another gauge). Although the bezel unscrews and will release the gauge so you can inspect it, that does not reveal any way to re-zero the gauge which is disappointing. Since I'm now 2 for 2 with gauge accuracy problems, I'm assuming it's a pervasive flaw in this product that is compounded by the lack of ability to re-calibrate and thus only earns 3 stars from me.