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Mini Floor Pumps
Micro Floor Pumps For Pressure Maintenance
Introducing the must-have tool for every cyclist's kit: the Mini Floor Pump. This little powerhouse combines the convenience of portability with the high capacity air flow and increased volume of a full-sized floor pump. It's the perfect companion for your cycling adventures, and guess what? It can even be frame mounted!
When it comes to pressure maintenance before each ride, the micro floor pump takes the crown. This is the pump you'll find yourself reaching for time and time again. That's why investing in a durable micro pump is worth every penny. With a sturdy metal cylinder and body, this pump is built to withstand the test of time and keep you rolling for years to come.
Maintaining optimal tire pressure is crucial for a smooth ride, especially with temperature variations and changes in road surfaces throughout the year. That's why constant pressure maintenance is key to achieving the perfect balance of rolling resistance for your riding conditions.
But don't worry about sacrificing accuracy and convenience. Our micro floor pumps come equipped with a highly accurate pressure gauge that's seamlessly built-in, keeping the pump portable and light without compromising on precision.
Upgrade your cycling experience with the Mini Floor Pump. It's time to take control of your tire pressure and enjoy the ride like never before.
Portability & Weight
High Pressure & Pumping Capacity
Accurate Pressure Gauge
Durable Metal Body & Cylinder
cyclist
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
I’ve had a Topeak Road Morph with Gauge for a lonnngggg time. While it still functions, I was looking for its successor. I’ve tried the Lezyne Micro Floor Drive HP: its construction is sturdy metal vs. the many plastic parts on the Topeak, but I found the Lezyne’s handle uncomfortable. The Giyo, like both of them, has a fold-out foot-peg and inline pressure gauge. Its barrel and handle are metal, and it’s taller, so feels easier to reach high pressures with. If only it had larger markings on the pressure gauge for aging eyes!
Bandit
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
Nice pump, built and works well. AA+++
Will28
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024
Super happy with purchase, giro put a lot of cool value in this little guy, definitely recommend as it has a gauge, foot pump step and ease of use while still remains sleek and compact!
roger slone
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2023
This is a great on bike portable pump. Its pretty lightweight but it is big enough to actually use when you need some air. I have several electric air compressors but honestly it's less work for me to just use this manual pump than it is to get everything together and hooked up to deal with the presta valves on my tubeless tires. You never really know when your tires are going to need air when you are out riding, they could just leak down if your tubless, puncture, or pop a bead loose. So you need a pump unless you don't mind pushing the bike when a flat happens. This pump is good enough to not only work in emergency situations on the trail but also around the house if it's all you have. Very impressed with its features. It has an online gauge that works, and a little arm you can stand on to hold it still while pumping. The hose is long enough and the handle is big enough to grip. I have had a few of these small pumps and this Is the only one I would recommend. If I had anything negative to say about it it would be that it would be nice if the arm locked in place when flipped out. I flipped it to far at first and it came off. It could get lost outside if this happened. Other than that its perfect.
mjh999
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2023
Nice portable (about 13") bike pump that supports both schrader and presta valves. It can be mounted in a water bottle spaced fitting and includes a bracket with a hook and loop strap.It has a built in pressure gauge, but in my testing I didn't find that it was accurate enough to use except in dire emergency.It didn't come with any instructions, and the only thing that wasn't completely self-evident was how to switch between schrader and presta. It is a clever o-ring leak-proofed fitting that can be screwed on/off in the usual directions. Meaning, rotate counter-clockwise to take the fitting off and clockwise to tighten. Do pay attention to the o-rings to ensure that they stay with the fitting, or I don't think it will seal properly.The amount of force it takes to pump a 26" mountain bike tire from 30-40 psi can be done while holding the pump in one hand and stroking it with the other. Far easier to make use of the folding foot holder and pump it using the ground for leverage. I also tested a road bike pumping it up from 60 to 80 psi and it was very doable. Just don't be in a hurry, as there isn't a lot of volume that can come out of a small pump.So, other than a questionable pressure gauge, the rest of the pump assembly is excellent. It's also small enough to fit in a bike bag if you choose not to mount it on the frame.
Jodi Girl FL
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023
Ah, wonderful spring days, perfect for a bike ride! Sailing down the path, birds are singing, wind in your hair and then - flop, flop, flop. A flatTime to take out the tire irons, a spare inner tube, and your pump. You DO have a pump in your bicycle bag, don't you?Surprising how many people out there do not. If you ride a bike anywhere farther then the end of your driveway or parking lot, you REALLY need one, along with three tire irons, and TWO spares. Not just one.This really nice pump from GIYO is the perfect choice if you are new to pumps. When I took it out of the box, I was immediately impressed with how solid the construction is, with everything built out of metal instead of plastic. The hose is long enough to reach any point of your tire, there is a folding handle, foot peg to step on while you pump, and an inline to the hose easy to read pressure gauge. This pump will handle pressures up to 150 psi, enough for even a sewup. The frame mount is molded plastic with a tight fit, nice in that the pump will not become an unguided missile if you hit a bump. If you do not have water bottle cage bosses - holes in the frame for bottle cages - you can mount this to the frame with the enclosed large tie wrap strips. All at a total weight of 9.4 oz.Overall, it's a perfect pump for any recreational cyclist. The only objection I have is that I would need to sacrifice a bottle cage for this pump. For long training rides and races, I want both my bottle cages, and at times have used an aero mount behind my seat so I can have 4 bottles. I have a side mount pump mount that addresses this minor issue. But, for the majority of riders, it's not a deal breaker.
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