| 91 | | $65 | This pump tested highly by every metric and impressed our testers, it is our Editor's Choice award winner. |
| 82 | | $50 | This popular model brings a lot of performance per dollar to the table. |
| 80 | | $50 | This inexpensive pump tested highly across the board and wins our Best Buy award. |
| 78 | | $60 | This model offers solid all-around performance in a gorgeous package. |
| 78 | | $160 | An excellent choice for tubeless tire fans. |
| 76 | | $35 | This model offers a combination of good performance, excellent user-friendliness and affordability. |
| 75 | | $100 | A well made pump with a top-notch gauge, that is also rather large and unstable, there's a lot to consider about this model. |
| 70 | | $60 | This ancestor of modern floor pumps is still one of the best. |
| 70 | | $120 | If you're a tubeless rider, this option is more affordable than others that can seat your tires. |
| 68 | | $35 | This is a good pump, but not the best at anything. There are more exciting options. |
| 67 | | $145 | A sleek track pump with gauge issues, we can't quite recommend this pump considering its list price. |
| 65 | | $19 | Insufficient for cycling veterans but simple enough for novices, this affordable pump has its perks. |
| 64 | | $90 | An accurate digital gauge and handsome looks don't make up for the intensive pumping necessary with this model. |
| 60 | | $30 | A popular cheap option, this pump will move air for you, but doesn't impress us compared to other inexpensive options. |
| 58 | | $20 | This high volume pump has too many weaknesses to be a recommended choice. |
| 56 | | $38 | Quick to inflate, but also quick to break down if not careful. |
| 54 | | $35 | Super portability and a low price make this an intriguing model for folks who don't need the best of the best. |
| 39 | | $50 | Despite operating like a miniature floor pump, this is not a good substitute for a full size unit. |
