Foot Pump Deals & Offers

Went to buy this earlier the price then shot up to £24 whilst trying to checkout!!

for 10£ as well in HALFORDS (pirate)

Perfect for a van. ;)

Intex Downy Junior Air Bed with Foot Pump, gone out of stock!

Would always go for the 12v one. Yes you need a 12v supply, but if you're topping up a pool that's got water in, dropping the 12v pump into the water is a lot safer than 220/240 v AC.

...I have to say Lidl's are of very good quality 8)

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Thanks, ordered. Do I really need it? Oh well in for a penny...:D

Thanks ordered

Also a double for £13

Intex could be his 4th child as his other kids are called Indio, Exton and Avri (lol) (lol)

Robert's brother? 😋

That's a great price, I'll be picking one of these up - thanks for sharing MT :) Eldest is on the verge of first sleepovers, so I'll take the pre-emptive strike and buy a makeshift mini bed!

heat

will place it next to the sex pond for a full al fresco experince this uk summer.

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Save your energy and get one of the electric ones from home bargain £3.99 or £4.99

OOS guttediam

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IMHO: Bicycle Track Pump > Twin Foot Pump > Electric Pump.

Just to add to this, if you have got a flat and your electric pump decides to fail or blow a fuse, then you'll be stuck. At least a manual pump is almost guaranteed to work. I gather that's the reason some Americans carry revolvers and not automatics..

Very true.

Very easily think Skippy. Have an identical one for many years and its just about still usable bit bent here and there, you get what you pay for.

ok grandad (embarrassed)

These are £5.99 at Poole store today

Does anyone still use these? Electric ones are available almost anywhere for less than a tenner.

I got one for my workplace after someone nicked/broke the electric pump It's a bit carp - clearly costs them less than 10p a unit on Alibaba or something. It's probably on sale because so many are returned due to taking forever to reach any more than around 35psi. Look elsewhere. Cold.

Great for a bottle rocket

ok for a pound but if you want a pump that's going to last, get a track pump, these foot pumps don't last long

I'm blown away by this. ..and I actually need a foot pump IRL

These jokes need to stop. I'm putting my foot down.

This deal is overflated...

should BAR this.

well blow me!

I'm sure Argos love 'customers' like you who borrow something, use it, then return it so the next purchaser gets a secondhand one.

Who rattled ur cage? What me! So you think all deals on here are highly recommended! GET REAL!! I don't think I deceived anyone by posting this deal. Only wanted cheapest & close to me & found the best price & IT DID THE JOB I'm returning it because I'm lazy & will get a electric one ( NOW I'M MOBILE AGAIN ) & post it on here if I find a better deal suggested by POWYSWALES from HB. Am looking forward to reading the comments on it from you... WILL I BE TESTING IT BEFORE POSTING maybe just for YOU

What? You come on here recommending a cheap (but crap) foot pump which a bit of research will show isn't going to last much longer than the proverbial prawn sandwich, then you take it back? Has it packed up already then?

Will be returning it but did its job. Am standing at my local tyre centre having to buy a new tyre ouch, only put them on in July guttediam

You are better off using a track pump than wasting money on these, if you try using it on slightly uneven ground you'll crumple it into scrap metal, very cheaply made.

Had 2 of these with similar design. Great for car tyres, but for bikes these typically can't pump greater than 40 psi, which is OK for mountain bike tyres but most road/commuter bikes take >60 psi.

nice find

These "double barrelled" or rather "double cylinder" foot pumps are really great at pumping up your tyre super fast. However do be aware that most of them come with a dodgy or totally unreliable pressure gauge so the reading you see on it will be completely wrong. I would advise anyone buying this to get a separate pressure gauge reader, you can find cheap ones on eBay or Amazon for a couple of quid (I prefer the digital ones compared to the silver ones that are manual, although both are accurate). You don't want to end up inflating your tyre so much that it bursts as soon as it gets hot whilst you are driving. Good buy though from Screwfix so voted Hot.

​Nevermind, but I'm sure she'll appreciate a good pumping.

The Mrs said she had a blow job for me.... I really expected something else!

It's cheap because you have to do all the work,so if you're a tad lazy don't bother

Don`t buy then :p

Buy them quick before they go up,due to inflation

ie don't actually use it. There's a reason why it's so cheap

Be gentle and they are fine, good find op, heat added :)

I would dispute that it is 'suitable for paddling pools', the adapter supplied didn't fit the pool I bought (also from argos) so had to return it

I got one last week from Amazon @£3.50

it will be good for balloons and Balls.

Better buying a Bontrager or Toppeak track pump from a cycle shop, around the 20-30 quid mark but will last you for a very very long time.

Poop gets very on HUKD if it's cheap enough!

If you visit your local store, then can have it delivered there via yodel and you can collect it from there, you will have to pay in advance for the product (£5) no postage charges, simply ask them to check the stock \ locate it in another store and have it delivered to yours. Usually it takes up to 4 to 7 days, you can also advise them about the store that currently have the stock.

only in Kent or Stirling

Limited stock

I,ve had aldi £5.99 pump, did last about a year, bought one of these for around £40, its 18mo ths old still going strong, #you get what you pay for, i use it on road bike tyres where you need 100+psi http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductMobileDisplay?catalogId=10151&langId=-1&categoryId=273923&productId=1009082&storeId=10001

Good spot @ Wiggle, you should post this deal :)

​Similar to you maybe, but completely different to others. (I have a cheap track pump myself)

Wiggle sale price £26.05 inc pp HERE Their floordrve pumps are very good, a Topeak race race rocket is smaller to pack when cycling.

I found this one so uncomfortable to use I gave it away. It was light though, if that's all you need.

Get this instead: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/crivit-floor-pump-4-99-lidl-2273811

You want to stop her from going down? Really?

I bought one from Halfords for a tenner 15 or 20 years ago, and it's still going strong and gets plenty of use.

I've just ordered, so maybe it was just their website playing up - it does happen quite a lot! Agree with the comments that these type of pumps don't last long anymore, such a shame they are now deemed "disposable" items when they used to last forever (ish!)

Get a hand pump, they last for bloody ever!!