Aqua2go PRO

If the Aqua2go PRO were a car, it would be a modern family SUV bristling with screens and cupholders. Not only does it feature a huge 20 L tank, but the compact power-bank – the heart of the washer – features a removable torch and USB charger. The power-bank is small, but powers the pump for 27 minutes, enough for almost 4 full tanks, or indefinitely via the 12 V direct from the car. The power-bank features 4 LED indicators showing battery life, but we found these could not be trusted. If you’re near a river or lake, you can remove the pump and suck up water directly with a hose for almost limitless washing. The adjustable nozzle of the spray gun lets you move between a finer ‘bearing friendly’ spray, to a powerful jet that works very well on ‘still wet’ mud. Using the same fittings as the Mobi, the Aqua2go PRO comes with a range of different shower fitments and brushes, though most useless on bikes.


The 20 L capacity delivers an impressive 7.4 minute run time, easily enough to get 2-3 bikes spotlessly clean. It’s one of the largest mobile washers in the test, so more suited to van owners than small hatchbacks, but the addition of wheels and handle make transportation easy on flat ground. Our only criticism of the Aqua2go PRO is that the build quality cannot match the more expensive Nomad 18 V Cordless, the plastics, spray head, charger and finish all feel less premium than the price would suggest, but it has held up to general abuse well.
The Aqua2go PRO is a great washer, capable of washing multiple bikes with one fill. Many power options allow maximum flexibility, and a removable pump allows almost limitless use. Only the less-premium materials and finish edge it out of a landslide win.
Tops
- Huge 20L Capacity
- Removable Pump
Flops
- Cheaper build quality
- Bulky
Price € 219,95
Info aqua2go.eu/de
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