tubeless tyre inflators any airshot users on here?

Does any one on here have an airshot or one of the other tubeless tyre inflators.
I'm interested in buying one and not sure which to get, i'll be using it on two bikes.
Any recommendations?
I'm interested in buying one and not sure which to get, i'll be using it on two bikes.
Any recommendations?
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Road - Wilier Izoard Centaur/Cube Agree C62 Disc
Allround - Cotic Solaris
Use it at home, i don't bother to inject sealant from valve and like to take side of tyre off and wipe inside and renew the sealant.
I was using just ordinary track pump but its become a chore, pumping fast like a mad man to re seat the bead.
i'm hoping one of these will last years.
Road - Wilier Izoard Centaur/Cube Agree C62 Disc
Allround - Cotic Solaris
It could be an idea to get a combined pump.
Didn't want to spend much but i see that sigma sports are selling the charger pump for 74.49.
Yes I've a topeak track pump that i use at home.
Just googled this and its a couple of quid more than an airshot, I'm tempted to buy one of these now. what is the build quality like?
I'm running minions on my mega and they went on fine when new but breaking the bead on one side to top up i find them harder to inflate with track pump, there exo sidewall ones too.
Would come in handy for changing tyres throughout the year.
Quality seems good. I’ve been using a standard track pump for years, can’t believe I waited this long to get a tubeless pump with aircan, makes changing tyres so easy. The gauge on the airblast goes upto 250 psi so can be a bit hit and miss getting the exact pressure, but I just use a different track pump and to be fair I don’t really bother with the gauge anyway, just do it by feel. My n+1 is a plus bike so needed to get the airblast.
looking on CRC the reviews are positive, not sure what to do as the lifeline pump is same price there abouts as the Airshot.
Suppose you can never have too many pumps and i don't have the need for an air compressor.
that's good to hear then as road bike tyres use high pressures. Not bought it yet as been busy with work and forgot.