I was thinking about the push and push call range on a STT. I have some doubts and would like to discuss them in a serious way. Let's say we are in an STT with 10 bbs or less. I was thinking about this range of push:

22+, A5s +, KTs +, QTs +, JTs, T9s, 98s, A7o +, KTo +, QTo +, JTo

This is a range, okay? (PS: I know there are other factors in account like position, ICM, bubble situations and etc, but is that "standard" range good?)

Already analyzing the situation of I have more chips and call a push a short stack, I thought of this range:

22+, AQs-A7s, KTs +, QTs +, JTs, AdKd, ATo +, KQo

Analyzing the equity of this range against the previous push cited we have a 54% chance against 45% of the opponent. Is this an okay value? (Again, I know there are other factors like our stack versus the villain stack, payjumps, and so on)

Any improvement in range or indication of material on push / fold in STT, I would be grateful. Sorry for confusing English, I'm using a translator.

I'm playing micro STTs too and i'm not playing for a long time either so this is just an opinion.
10BBs or less you do not have many options.

Unless it's on the bubble and somebody has a smaller stack, if nobody raises i'm pushing your range but with any Ax suited and probably not 22.

I'm tighter on calling, i'll probably call 55+ and A8s+, ATo+, KJs+, KQo (maybe QJs) because most of the time they shove at micros, it's an A (but not ragged) or a pair.
I would rather push myself instead of calling a shove

Position, ICM and bubble are not “other factors”, they are absolutely critical factors. There is no standard range.