Issue #037 Review

Under pressure! 15 shock pumps in review

12.04.2019
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Shockpump Daempfer Pumpen Test AM 111 2000x500


Topeak Pocketshox DXG

The inconspicuous Pocketshox DXG has it all! Although it isn’t the top dog in any category, it consistently delivered impeccable results and showed no weaknesses. It offers an accurate display, medium pumping resistance, ease of use and a sleek, smooth pump head. Take note and be sure that when using it that the control ring is always unscrewed far enough before you connect and disconnect the pump head. If you don’t you can get some pressure loss.

Shockpump Daempfer Pumpen Testsieger 1140x760
Shockpump Daempfer Pumpen Test AM 54 600x400 Shockpump Daempfer Pumpen Test AM 52 600x400

It is relatively small and lightweight and therefore perfect for a backpack, yet still offers a reasonable pumping output. It’s also the cheapest standard-sized pump in the test field – what more could you ask for? You can’t go wrong with this pump and we would recommend it to anyone! Deserved Best in Test and Best Value Tip!

Price: € 39.95
More info: topeak.com

Weight: 174.9 g

Tops

  • All-round solid performance
  • Compact and lightweight
  • Affordable

Flops

  • Possible pressure loss in case of operator error

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Table of Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Best in Test and Best Value Topeak Pocketshox DXG
  3. RockShox 300 psi digital
  4. Birzman Macht
  5. Birzman Salut
  6. Birzman Zama
  7. Lezyne Digital Shock Drive
  8. RockShox 300 psi
  9. RockShox 600 psi
  10. SKS MSP
  11. SKS SAM
  12. SKS USP
  13. Syncros SP1.0
  14. Syncros SP2.0
  15. Topeak Microshock
  16. Topeak Shock ’n Roll

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