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

among many products tested, this was the most sturdy and functional. compact and robust it's perfect for daily usage

After almost 3-month use, I can tell this pump is really GREAT, and here are a few thoughts about why I like it: - Accurate inflation. The gauge performs very well with my basketball. Be sure to insert the inflation pin all the way into the ball hole before reading the right PSI. - Convenient air release valve. Easy to use for preventing over-inflation. - Solid metallic construction. Very durable and sturdy. - Really Portable. Easy to keep in any ball bags. - The needles are super good. I use only one of all 3 pins so far, and it did NOT break or bend like the cheap ones. I really wish they sell the needles too. - Nice package. It came along with one fit storage pouch, and 3 needles were kept carefully in a small plastic box. You can tell the seller is very considerate.

Works well

I ordered this pump/pressure gauge for use with our volleyball program. It is easy to use and accurate. It comes with three needles a rubber extension and a nice carrying case. The only minor issue is actually pumping up balls. I would not use it if balls are new or totally flat in that it would take a long time to inflate the balls. It is more used for "finishing touches" to determine air pressure and to deflate/inflate to reach the desired pressure. It works well.

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.