Pocket Impero II – SILCA
Pocket Impero II – SILCA
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The lowest price for Silca Pocket Impero Pump - Black right now is $209.10 at Amazon.com.au, compared across 2 retailers.
The all-time low was $100.00 on 26 Nov 2024 — today's price is 109% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 7 Oct 2026.
Silca Pocket Impero Pump - Black
Pocket Impero II – SILCA
Pocket Impero II – SILCA
Last updated at 07/10/2026 19:46:18
Silca Impero Pocket Hand Pump, Black
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Silca Pocket Impero
originally posted on backcountry.com
Built to last, Works well. Has saved me multiple times!
originally posted on sigmasports.com
For context, when I read about this 'not-a-mini-pump' I had high hopes and ordered one straight away. Steeply priced but enormous promise: 89psi capability, compact dimensions, and sublime build quality. Technically yes, practically not so much. I tested it on a few different wheels (clincher, tubular, 23mm, 25mm, standard presta, valve extender): amazing, it just worked. Nonetheless, I was PB'ing at 60psi for 3 minute intervals of intense pumping (not to mention huffing and puffing!). Compact? Not massive but it won't fit in a standard saddle bag. And minor issue: the build is indeed beautiful but the three little grey bands on the handle are easy to push out of their grooves. Reliable, and great 'talking piece', but I most riders will save on weight, time, energy, ... MoreFor context, when I read about this 'not-a-mini-pump' I had high hopes and ordered one straight away. Steeply priced but enormous promise: 89psi capability, compact dimensions, and sublime build quality. Technically yes, practically not so much. I tested it on a few different wheels (clincher, tubular, 23mm, 25mm, standard presta, valve extender): amazing, it just worked. Nonetheless, I was PB'ing at 60psi for 3 minute intervals of intense pumping (not to mention huffing and puffing!). Compact? Not massive but it won't fit in a standard saddle bag. And minor issue: the build is indeed beautiful but the three little grey bands on the handle are easy to push out of their grooves. Reliable, and great 'talking piece', but I most riders will save on weight, time, energy, and money with CO2.
originally posted on sigmasports.com
I bought this a couple of months ago. I've not had a puncture since, so it's working really well as a lucky charm.I tried it out, pumps up tires quite quickly, well made, expect to to last a life time.I'd recommend this product
| Power Source | Manual |
| Pump Style | Hand pump |
| Primary Use | Tire inflation |
| Compatible Valve Types | Presta |
| Gauge | No |
Silca Impero Pocket Hand Pump, Black
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Silca Pocket Impero
Built to last, Works well. Has saved me multiple times!
For context, when I read about this 'not-a-mini-pump' I had high hopes and ordered one straight away. Steeply priced but enormous promise: 89psi capability, compact dimensions, and sublime build quality. Technically yes, practically not so much. I tested it on a few different wheels (clincher, tubular, 23mm, 25mm, standard presta, valve extender): amazing, it just worked. Nonetheless, I was PB'ing at 60psi for 3 minute intervals of intense pumping (not to mention huffing and puffing!). Compact? Not massive but it won't fit in a standard saddle bag. And minor issue: the build is indeed beautiful but the three little grey bands on the handle are easy to push out of their grooves. Reliable, and great 'talking piece', but I most riders will save on weight, time, energy, ... MoreFor context, when I read about this 'not-a-mini-pump' I had high hopes and ordered one straight away. Steeply priced but enormous promise: 89psi capability, compact dimensions, and sublime build quality. Technically yes, practically not so much. I tested it on a few different wheels (clincher, tubular, 23mm, 25mm, standard presta, valve extender): amazing, it just worked. Nonetheless, I was PB'ing at 60psi for 3 minute intervals of intense pumping (not to mention huffing and puffing!). Compact? Not massive but it won't fit in a standard saddle bag. And minor issue: the build is indeed beautiful but the three little grey bands on the handle are easy to push out of their grooves. Reliable, and great 'talking piece', but I most riders will save on weight, time, energy, and money with CO2.
I bought this a couple of months ago. I've not had a puncture since, so it's working really well as a lucky charm.I tried it out, pumps up tires quite quickly, well made, expect to to last a life time.I'd recommend this product
There's no escaping that this costs way more than a regular mini pump and that it's the bit of kit that you hope you don't really have to use. So…why did I buy it? First of all if I need to use it I want a pump that is reliable and as efficient and effortless as possible. To achieve that, I wanted something that is well engineered. I also wanted a pump that would fit easily in a jersey pocket. And, I wanted a pump that will potentially last me a life time. The pocket impero undoubtedly fulfils all of these things - as well as being a thing of beauty (if that's possible for a mini pump).
Like all Silca products well marketed garbage. Spent over 40 minutes trying desperately to pump tires valve constantly clogged in the hole, never got firm pressure eventually rode off and gently hit a bump and flatted again in 5 minutes due to such low pressure. Other times spent 30-40 minutes desperately pumping same low pressure problem eventually got assistance from fellow bikers w better pumps . Stay away from silca all their products have been failures and expensive ones at that.
As soon as you pick this up, it feels quality. Really sturdy, a couple of pumps and you know its good. Luckily I've yet to use it on the road!!!
Yes it is expensive, but it is also very good and saves time and effort when the need arises. Plus it looks pretty cool!
Easily the best quality mini pump I've ever used. Its very well put together and stylish too. Really pleased with this bit of kit, I won't ever go out without it now.
Relatively high cost for a bicycle pump, this really does not disappoint and well worth the money. After spending time at the road side fixing punctures with an average pump - you know how the pump gets hot and loses pressure and those fiddly hoses to connect the pump to the tyre? Well those days are over - this delivers on all the manufacturers' description, quality build and does the job very well.
Excellent product. Quality design that works and will last.I nice evolution would be a titanium option and a holter for the Pocket Impero
| Power Source | Manual |
| Pump Style | Hand pump |
| Primary Use | Tire inflation |
| Compatible Valve Types | Presta |
| Gauge | No |
