Battery-powered air pumpBosch Easypump in a practical test

FREERIDE Magazin

 · 19.08.2021

Battery-powered air pump: Bosch Easypump in a practical testPhoto: Laurin Lehner
Battery-powered air pump: Bosch Easypump in a practical test

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The Bosch Easypump aims to make life easier for bikers, for example, when their tyres are thirsty for air again.

We tried out the 430 gram rechargeable air pump. The handle conceals various valve attachments, including the right one (Presta valve) for our tyres. This can be screwed onto the tube attachment or directly onto the tube valve - in practice, this is a little fiddly. Now you can set the desired air pressure at the touch of a button (very intuitive menu navigation) and press the button in the centre. Now it's time to wait. Filling up to 2 bar took a while with the Bosch Easypump with us 1:55 minutes (in comparison: with our Floor pump we need 30 seconds). Stupid: The inflation time increases significantly as the battery level decreases. In total, you get about five tyre inflations before the lights go out. Thanks to the USB charging cable, the device can also be charged in the car. However, this takes a full three hours. Only then is the device ready for the next air shower.

Price70 Euro >> e.g. available here

StrengthsSmall pack size, also for balls and other leisure equipment

Weaknesses: Long inflation time, valve manoeuvrability, battery charging time

Test conclusion: portable mini compressor for gadget fans and bikers with weak arms. We prefer to pump manually.

  The FREERIDE review of the Bosch EasypumpPhoto: FREERIDE Testabteilung The FREERIDE review of the Bosch Easypump  Filling an MTB tyre to 2 bar took us 1:55 minutes with the Bosch Easypump.Photo: Laurin Lehner Filling an MTB tyre to 2 bar took us 1:55 minutes with the Bosch Easypump.

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