The Lezyne Digital Shock Drive 350psi Shock Pump is ultra compact and features a low profile super accurate digital gauge making it the ultimate shock pump to chuck in your pack for trailside adjustments.
The Digital Shock Drive is the new standard in shock pump technology, accuracy and portability. It features an incredibly compact and lightweight aluminium construction with a cleverly integrated hose that threads into the handle when not in use.
Highlighting the Digital Shock Drive is the ultra low-profile digital gauge that’s built into the pump’s aluminium body. This innovative design keeps the pump extremely compact, yet still provides a highly accurate measurement of air pressure.
It provides up to 350 psi (24 bar) and features a zero-loss chuck design, which unthreads from the shock after the valve pin seals itself. This is the ultimate shock pump to throw in a pack and use for trailside adjustments.
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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.
Review topics: ["pump","screen"].
"Great pump with amazing digital display. East to read screen, and very little air loss when disconnected from the valve. Makes for a great pack pump, but not best for shop use. It’s incredibly small and is good to take on rides, however, the small size makes it hard to get a good grip."
"The Lezyne Shock Pump is everything I needed in a new shock pump. It’s small size makes it easy to take on a ride to make adjustments if you want to test out different air pressures for your suspension. The digital screen is easy to read and seams very accurate. The build quality is top quality and it is easy to use. One of my favorite features is the no loss air value that insures the air you pump into the shock doesn’t escape when you unscrew the air head. The only down side is the price. Costing more then twice as much then other shock pumps and not being a tool I will use every ride may make you think twice but I wouldn’t hesitate to buy it again."
