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Feedback Sports has released three Reflex folding multi-tools and two Pneuma mini-pumps for carrying on rides. The tools range from $19.95 to $39.95, while the pumps offer either a compact high-pressure design or a two-stage high-pressure and high-volume option. The products are available now, according to the company.
Feedback Sports has launched three Reflex folding multi-tools and two Pneuma mini-pumps, expanding its selection of compact equipment cyclists can carry on rides. The new products span several tool configurations and two pump capacities, with listed U.S. prices ranging from $19.95 to $39.95.
The Reflex tools are offered in 7-, 11- and 20-function versions. Each has anodized red aluminum side plates, fold-out S2 steel bits and an included sleeve that the company says protects the tool and can provide grip during use. The Reflex 7 weighs 65 grams and costs $19.95; the Reflex 11 weighs 92 grams and costs $24.95; and the Reflex 20 weighs 157 grams and costs $39.95. Euro prices listed in the source report match the dollar amounts.
The tool selection grows with each model. The Reflex 7 includes hex bits from 2mm to 8mm and a T10 Torx bit. The Reflex 11 adds a wider set of hex and Torx bits, plus flat and Phillips screwdrivers. The Reflex 20 includes those types of tools along with a chain tool, a tire-plug kit, spoke wrenches and 8mm and 10mm open-end wrenches. The company lists the 20-function tool’s included tire-plug kit as having a fork, reamer and five 3.5mm plugs.
The Pneuma 30 is a compact, high-pressure pump weighing 65 grams, with 30cc of air moved per stroke and a listed maximum of 100 psi. The Pneuma 70 weighs 143 grams and has two modes: high volume, moving 70cc per stroke up to 30 psi, and high pressure, moving 25cc per stroke up to 110 psi. Both pumps include a flexible hose with a folding 90-degree elbow, a lever-lock head and a frame-mount bracket with retaining strap. Feedback Sports lists compatibility with Presta, Schrader and Clik valves.
More Tools for On-Ride Repairs
The launch gives riders more options for carrying repair tools from a brand whose portable on-bike selection, Bikerumor reported, had been more limited than its workshop products. The three multi-tool sizes let riders choose between a lighter, simpler kit and a heavier option with a chain tool and tire-plug equipment. That choice matters for people trying to balance repair coverage against the weight and space available in a pocket, bag or frame kit.
The two pumps also address different inflation priorities. The Pneuma 30 is the lighter, smaller option for high-pressure use, while the Pneuma 70 offers a higher-volume mode alongside a high-pressure setting. These are product specifications and intended uses supplied by the company, not independent performance test results. Actual inflation time and performance in different conditions are not established by the launch information.
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From Workshop Gear to Ride Kits
Bikerumor describes Feedback Sports as a maker of bike repair stands and workshop tools, with a comparatively limited range of portable, on-bike tools before this release. The new products extend the brand’s offerings to items designed for riders to carry and use away from a workshop. All five products use the company’s anodized red color scheme, according to the report.
The announcement groups the products by function rather than presenting them as a single repair kit: riders can select one of three folding tools and one of two pumps. The Reflex 20 is the only listed multi-tool with a chain tool and tire-plug kit; the Reflex 7 and 11 focus on a smaller set of folding bits. The Pneuma 70’s two-stage design distinguishes it from the Pneuma 30, which is specified only for high-pressure inflation.
““emergency inflation without the headache.””
— Feedback Sports, as quoted in the Bikerumor report
Performance Testing and Retail Details
The source report gives listed specifications and prices but does not provide independent testing of pump output, durability, ease of use or the multi-tools’ performance under load. It also does not identify testing conditions for the pumps’ maximum pressure figures. The report says the products are available now, but gives no specific date for the launch or details about inventory by retailer or market. Buyers should check with Feedback Sports or a dealer for current local availability and pricing.
Check Current Dealer Availability
Feedback Sports says the Reflex multi-tools and Pneuma mini-pumps are available now through its website and dealers. The next practical step for prospective buyers is to compare each model’s tool list, dimensions and weight with the repairs and carrying setup they need, then confirm stock and price with the brand or a local retailer. The source report does not announce a later release date or additional models.
Key Questions
What products has Feedback Sports launched?
The launch includes three Reflex folding multi-tools with 7, 11 or 20 functions, and two Pneuma mini-pumps, the Pneuma 30 and Pneuma 70.
How much do the new tools and pumps cost?
Listed U.S. prices are $19.95 for the Reflex 7, $24.95 for the Reflex 11, $39.95 for the Reflex 20, $29.95 for the Pneuma 30 and $39.95 for the Pneuma 70. The source report lists matching euro prices.
What is the difference between the Pneuma 30 and Pneuma 70?
The Pneuma 30 is a 65-gram high-pressure pump rated up to 100 psi. The 143-gram Pneuma 70 has high-volume and high-pressure modes, with listed maximums of 30 psi and 110 psi, respectively.
Which Reflex multi-tool includes a chain tool?
The Reflex 20 includes a chain tool and a tire-plug kit, as well as spoke wrenches and open-end wrenches. The listed equipment for the Reflex 7 and Reflex 11 does not include those items.
Are the new products available now?
Yes. The source report says all five products are available now through the Feedback Sports website or dealers. It does not give retailer-specific stock information.
Source: bikerumor.com
