Ball Pump with Pressure Gauge, eBall Sports Ball Air Pump with Inflation Needles & Pressure Release Valve for Basketball, Football, Soccer Ball, Rugby, Volleyball and Other Inflatable Balls

I purchased one of these for a friend to use when we play volleyball and it works great. The gauge is awesome and works well. A year later I wanted to buy another to pump up my scooter tires. I got it, then realized it only goes up to 30 PSI. I guess that is the difference between a ball pump and a bike pump. Well it still is a great product but I did return it in favor of one that could go up to 40 PSI. Use it for its intended purpose.

Great small pump to quickly inflate sporting equipment. Very well made, works well, easy to read instructions

This was working great until the hose began leaking. The main body and gauge is fine but the extension hose frayed and makes it unusable.

Loved it! Perfect quality, definitely costs that money!

I’ve purchased 2 of these. One worked great for about a year, then the air gauge started failing. It’ll still pump but you won’t know the psi. The other one was great for about a year and a half until my backpacks was stollen. They were used and abused so this product worked great for the price!

Took a while to find a small hand pump with a gauge that was calibrated to use on sports balls. Most of the other pumps I found with a gauge were designed to fill bike tires, so inflating a volleyball to 5.5 lbs was a challenge. I also didn't want a rechargeable pump, didn't want to be on the court for practice and be unable to pump due to a dead battery.This pump is perfect - small size, slides right in my bag with no problems. Gauge only goes up to 20 and is marked in .5 psi increments - perfect!The only negative is that the pump hose screws on, it'd be a little bulkier to leave on all the time, but it's not really that big of a deal to screw the hose on - just takes a few seconds to get the pump ready.

Works well for basketballs and punching bags both items that require a relatively low psi. Speed bags in particular require enough but not too much pressure which will result in a compromised bladder.

This was entirely not what I really wanted. I was trying to get the one that was automatic but I did up getting this one where you have to literally pump it. Are you serious? But I will say that the pressure gauge seems to be work and the pumps really fast actually and we know for the value come on us it’s good, maybe great. Who knows I don’t know if there was a better way to do this. I was trying to get some soccer balls to the right psi by the way do you realize how hard soccer balls are if you actually get them to the right psi. It’s ridiculous. They’re way too hard , talk about a concussion might as well head a watermelon