Just in at Unsponsored HQ is the new Fumpa Mini+ Pump from Australian company Fumpa.
This super small USB C charged pump has a bright LCD screen and the ability to interface with presta and Schrader valves.
The Mini+ pump is Goldilocks in our range: just the right size, plenty of power for 2 to 3 full inflations per charge plus all the features you appreciate in a daily-use tool: super-accurate pressure gauge, tyre pressure presets, OLED display for clear outdoor visibility and auto-zeroing pressure sensor for exceptional gauge accuracy.
Fumpa
Performance
Road (700 x25): 0 – 100 psi in 45 seconds
Gravel (700 x 32): 0 – 75 psi in 60 seconds
Mtb (29″ x 2.2″): 0 – 20 psi in 40 seconds
The screen is light digits on a dark background which is the correct way around if you want to use screens in a bright and sunny outdoor setting.
When on charge the central “go” button glows blue. The + and – buttons allow you to change the set air pressure and when pressed together will change the pressure units from PSI to Bar etc.
Features
- Ideal for regular tyre checks and top-ups, for commuting, bike- packing and emergency roadside repairs
- For tubes or tubeless tyres
- Inflates 2- 4 tyres per recharge
- 120 psi (8.3 Bar) maximum pressure
- Auto-zeroing pressure gauge for exceptional accuracy
- Built-in pressure calibration program
- Accessories and extension nozzles available from Fumpa
- Air-travel friendly
- 40 minute fast charge with USB-C
Made in Australia this pump feels incredibly well made and inflates tyres of various types really quickly. I have used the pump to top up both 2.5 MTB tubules tyres and road tyres up to 30mm without any issue. From flat the pump on 100% charge can handle one and a bit MTB tyres depending on size and a couple of road tyres.
The Fumpa Mini+ pump is small enough to fit in a saddle bag, jersey pocket or down tube storage compartment.
One of the things that attracted me to this particular pump is that all of the parts can be replaced including the battery. Which will hopefully mean years and years of service. It is more expensive (I paid £80 in the UK) than the ones you can find on various sites but it comes from a good company with great providence.
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